Topic: Email Scandal

The hosts deconstruct a clip of Hillary Clinton announcing her Snapchat account. They question why the audience cheered for the fact that her messages "disappear all by themselves," suggesting it reflects a desire to avoid the scrutiny seen in her email scandal.

Two House committee chairmen have sent a letter alleging that Hillary Clinton committed perjury during her October testimony regarding her private email server. The allegations focus on four specific statements, including her claim that she never sent or received classified information and her assertion that she used only one device. The FBI investigation later contradicted several of these sworn statements.

Hillary Clinton appeared on Ellen DeGeneres' show to apologize for her private email server, claiming she made a "mistake." Ellen defended Clinton, arguing that she is held to a different standard because she is a woman. The hosts point out that General David Petraeus faced criminal prosecution for similar actions, suggesting Clinton is actually benefiting from a "soft standard."

Hillary Clinton's interview with Andrea Mitchell is analyzed, with the hosts noting her "Virgin Mary" all-white attire. Clinton addressed her falling poll numbers and the public's perception of her as "untrustworthy" or a "liar." She expressed regret that the email situation was "confusing" to people but stopped short of a direct apology for the private server setup.

Speculation arises regarding Joe Biden entering the 2016 presidential race as Hillary Clinton faces mounting pressure from her private email server scandal. Reports suggest "powerful Democrats" are becoming exhausted by the controversies surrounding the Clinton Foundation and are looking for an alternative candidate.