Ivanka Trump Used Personal Email for Government Business.
BALDWIN: We still have a little deja vu over the Florida recount. Stop me if you've heard this one. "She was using a private e-mail account." no, not Hillary Clinton. This time it was Ivanka Trump. The President's daughter has committed this violation that her own father was fixated with as he ran against Clinton to become President. Remember those chance? "Lock her up"?</s>DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: She should never have been allowed to run for the presidency based on what she does with e-mail. She doesn't even remember whether or not she was instructed on how to use e-mails. She deleted the e-mails. She has to go to jail.</s>BALDWIN: Yes, there are key differences between Clinton and Ivanka Trump's e-mail use, but as for Ivanka Trump's defense? I didn't know. Does that sound familiar? Only this time President Trump hasn't said one word. His daughter's e-mail use came to light after this ethics watchdog group called American Oversight sued for public records. Now the first daughter's e-mails will be part of this probe led by house Democrats into whether she violated the law when conducting government business. Let's go to our White House reporter Jeremy Diamond. What is the White House saying about this?</s>JEREMY DIAMOND, WHITE HOUSE REPORTER: The White House is simply looking at the facts here. The facts are that Ivanka Trump used a private e-mail address to conduct government business for at least several months at the beginning of her tenure as a senior White House official. These records on it and by the watch dog group show Ivanka Trump several e-mails sent to senior officials, including the secretary of commerce, the secretary of education, Betsy DeVos. All of this show there could be a violation here. This is of course all drying cries of hypocrisy from both the President's critics but even some his supporters who remember the President's chants on the campaign trail of "lock her up," some of which you just played. Of course, this issue of Clinton's e-mails was a central line of attack from the President. Now it seems Ivanka Trump, at least through her attorney's spokesperson is using some of the similar defenses that Hillary Clinton used back during the 2016 campaign. Some of which include, this was mostly logistical e-mails, family scheduling and that they were ultimately forwarded to government accounts. But there are some key differences here as you did point out, Brooke. And her attorney spokesman, Peter Mirijanian, is pointing some of those out in a statement saying, "To address misinformation being peddled about Ms. Trump's personal e-mail, she did not create a private server in her house or office. There was never classified information transmitted. The account was never transferred or how's that Trump organization. No e-mails were ever deleted and the e-mails have been retained in the official account in conformity with record preservation laws and rules." But the President of course was not just focused on those details, he was using her use of personal e-mail, Hillary Clinton's, as a broader line of attack, but for now the President not commenting on certainly not calling his daughter, crooked Ivanka.</s>BALDWIN: No, he is not. We will listen to see if he says anything as he is on his way to Florida next hour, Jeremy Diamond, thank you very much, from the White House. Happening at this very moment. Wall Street's 2018 gains have been wiped out amid a selloff. What has investors spooked? What does this signal about the state of the U.S. economy?