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Hillary's Email Controversy
Controversy over Hillary Clinton's private email account while she was Secretary of State is not going away—despite her claim that she's been caught in a turf war between intelligence agencies. As the FBI continues its investigation, we look at the impact on her race for the White House.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenControversy over Hillary Clinton's private email account while she was Secretary of State is not going away—despite her claim that she's been caught in a turf war between intelligence agencies. As the FBI continues its investigation, we look at the impact on her race for the White House.
Also, two journalists are shot and killed on live television. On today's Talking Point, a Jewish-American journalist has been allowed into Iran for the first time since the Islamic revolution in 1979. One Grand Ayatollah told him the idea of destroying Israel was ridiculous. We hear what else he heard.
Photo: Hillary Clinton with Huma Abedin (Travis Wise)
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3 storiesTwo Journalists Shot and Killed on Live Television
In Moneta, Virginia, two people are dead and two others are in critical condition after that shooting during a live broadcast on CBS-TV station WDBJ in Roanoke. Libby Casey is following the story for Al Jazeera America .
Read the story7 minE-Mail Gate: Is it Real or Politics as Usual?
Hillary Clinton has joked about it, called it partisan and blamed it on turf wars between federal agencies, but questions about her use of private email as Secretary of State are not going away. Some intelligence officials say some messages should have been classified – two of them as Top Secret.
Read the story33 minJewish Journalist Finds a Surprising Iran
Can citizens on the streets of Iran openly criticize their government? How do they feel about the nuclear deal? Do they agree that Israel should be destroyed? We hear answers to those questions from the first Jewish -American reporter to visit Iran since 1979.
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