hearing. in texas, going through obamacare, bluecross blueshield raised 60%. you saw that last week. a 60% increase in premiums. bluecross blueshield through obamacare. now i hear that on november 1st they're going to have an increase in obamacare and health care that is going to set this country in motion, and i mean motion in a bad way. november 1st. so what obama wants to do because it's actually election-defying. it's election changing. the numbers are bigger than texas, 60%. the numbers are astronomical, and what they want to do is they now want to take those numbers and move them from november 1st to any time after the election and we're not going to let them get away with it, folks. we're not going to let them get away with it. [ applause ]

so as i said, today is the best evidence we've ever seen that our system is totally rigged. hillary clinton put the entire country in danger. she put the entire country in danger. >> and benghazi. and benghazi, and plenty of other things, by the way. it was confirmed today that she routinely sent classified emails on an insecure, private server that could be easily hacked by hostile foreign agents, and we learned that people -- she emailed were hacked and probably, i think maybe definitely were hacked by these hostile actors and these are bad, but very, very smart people. a hell of a lot smarter than what we have in washington. that i can tell you. [ applause ]

our enemies may have a blackmail file on crooked hillary, and this alone means that she should not be allowed to serve as president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> we now know, i just wrote this out. we now know that she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server. she lied! she sent vast amounts of classified information including information classified as top secret. top secret. okay? and this is where they said that she was extremely careless and, frankly, i say grossly

incoverai incompetent. she would be such a lousy president. so sad. the lives of american people were put at risk by hillary clinton so that she could carry on her corrupt, financial dealings and that's probably why she didn't want people to see what the hell she was doing. she went through extraordinary lengths to carry out a purge of her emails. 3,000 emails are missing and they say she's fine. she's fine. 33,000 and i've always been told you can't ever really get rid of an email, have you heard this? if we have the real, super geniuses that know this stuff. they say you can't get rid of emails and we didn't use them. because they didn't want to use them. they didn't want to use them. like a criminal with a guilty conscience, clinton had her lawyers delete, destroy and wipe

away forever except i still say there are geniuses that can find them. 30,000 -- think of this. 30,000 emails. this, again, disqualifies her from service and just think of it. i mean, how can you have this? [ applause ] we know now that these deletions include emails that were work related and one big, fat, beautiful lie by crooked hillary. any government employee who engaged in this kind of behavior would be barred from handling classified information. again, that alone disqualifies her and again, bernie sanders talked about bad, bad judgment, but he's not happy tonight, folks, because now it looks like it's over for bernie, but you know what? you have a lot of people marching on pill fill. let's see what happens, okay?

let's see. [ applause ]. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]h. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]i. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]l. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]a. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]d. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]e. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]l. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]p. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]h. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]i. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ]a. let's see what happens, okay? let's see. [ applause ] i don't know about you, but i alwaysfeld that hillary clinton would escape charges for illegal behavior because i always knew and i always see that our system is rigged. it's totally rigged. okay? it's corrupt. it's rigged. it's disgraceful. you have a statement made today at 11:00 and then you have a big speech by the president flying in on air force one with hillary clinton a few hours later even though we have more people here than they do, but we won't say that. [ cheers and applause ] so the a.g. met with the president. had to, before the announcement. how about that? met with president bill clinton. how about that deal, right? he's waiting around.

he's waiting at the airport. oh! look, the a.g.'s coming. oh, let me go say hello. 39 minutes. i'm going to talk about the grandkids. he's got two. i hear they're beautiful. i hear they're beautiful. he's got two! now i have eight grandchildren, and i will tell you, i can talk about them and after i say isn't she beautiful? isn't he beautiful? i love the kid. i love him, but after about a minute, i can't go much longer. [ laughter ] i want to get to business, right? for you, i want to get to business. but he didn't talk about that. he talked about golf. he talked about the grandkids and i would say that would take anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute. seriously. am i right? i mean, you know? how long can you talk? miss attorney general, i have some of the most beautiful grandchildren you've ever seen. isn't that great? let me show you another picture.

i think they're beautiful. aren't they beautiful? and they're smart and they're great. they're great! now he's starting to run out of words. that's 30 seconds. okay. now he's going to talk about golf! i know more about golf than he does. you can't talk about golf that long. it just -- hey, jack nicklaus is the greatest. the greatest, right? he is. tiger, when's tiger coming back? adam scott's wonderful. he won at doral and phil mickelson. what are you going to talk about? you can't talk for much longer. i couple of minutes and i don't think they went over the swing or the technique, right? the plane's too small, right? right? [ applause ] so give the grandchildren two

minutes. give the golf three and a half minutes. that's a long time to be sitting there twiddling your thumbs. what else are we going to talk about? let's talk about hillary! let's talk about hillary. did you see today hillary announced that she may consider the attorney general. i'm not casting aspersians on anybody other than hillary, of course, but she may consider the attorney general who is ruling on her case now. now they're ruling on the case to continue forward as attorney general. now how do you make that statement when they are going to rule because remember what happened, the fbi makes their recommendation and then still, it's up to the attorney general's office. so hillary said today at least according to what i saw on television which you can't always believe. i found it hard to believe she'd said this, but she said today that we may consider the attorney general to go forward. that's like a bribe, isn't it? isn't it sort of a bribe?

i think it's a bribe. [ applause ] if she wins she's going to consider extending the attorney general, and you know what? i'm not saying -- i'm not knocking the attorney general. what i'm saying is how can you say that? it's a bribe! [ applause ] i mean, the attorney general is saying if i get hillary off the hook i'm going have four more years or eight more years, but if she loses i'm out of a job. it's a bribe! it's a disgrace! it's a disgrace! she is laughing at the stupidity of our system. she is laughing and so is her husband bill, laughing at what's going on -- and they've been there before. you know it. they've been there between whitewater and all of the other, they've been there. look at her cattle futures. she did better with cattle

proportionately than people that have been in the cattle business all their lives and have made millions in the cattle -- she did better than they did and she never did it before. i wonder how that happened? okay? she's crooked hillary, folks! [ applause ] and now with all of that you have obama campaigning and he was campaigning and this was set up a long time ago and he knew that the fbi was going to do this because it would have been very uncomfortable for him to campaign with her actually if they didn't take a pass on crooked hillary. so they take a pass, they announced they're not going to press charges. lo and behold, a few hours later, let's have a press conference. let's do a speech together. by the way, her speech -- her speech was terrible.

i watched it. how boring was that speech? do we like trump better? do we like trump better? [ applause ] now let me just tell you. let me just tell you because the word temperament comes in. she says he's got a very strong temperament. i have to tell you the truth, chopping off heads, losing thousands and thousands and thousands of people to these savage animal, right? we need somebody with a tough temperament. it's time. it's time. [ cheers and applause ] and i'll tell you, whether it's on trade, whether it's on military and whether it's at the border, the last person these other countries want to see as president of the united states because i'm going to be fighting for you, not fighting for them. i'm going to be fighting for you is donald j. trump.

the last person. [ cheers and applause ] so -- the last person. [ cheers and applause ] so a very amazing and prestigious man. i won't use his name, but some people will know who i'm talking about. i was at his house and he said, donald, i thought you were totally wrong. i thought you were much too tough on china. i thought you were much too tough on japan. i thought you were much too tough on mexico and all of these other countries that you're talking to with respect, but i thought you were much too tough, and for a year i've been telling

people he's being too tough. i thought you were much too tough donald, on saudi arabia and much too tough. i thought you were much too tough on japan because as you know and as you never knew before i got involve weed paid for a big portion of japan's military, and i want them to help us out. this isn't 40 years ago. this isn't 30 years ago. they're sending cars to us by the millions and believe me, we don't need more iran deals done by incompetent people. we need smart people and we need great ney gosh yarts and believe me, i'll head it up and i know what i'm doing and we have the greatest negotiators in the world and we don't use them. we use political hacks. so we take care of japan and we take care of germany and we take care of lots of places. south korea.

we have 28,000 soldiers on the line between north and south korea. south korea, order a television and see if you can buy one in the united states. you know what the answer is? you can't. order other things, many other things and see if you can buy them. hey, who just moved to mexico, right? who just moved to mexico from indiana, the great state of indiana who gave me another great riktry, right? carrier. so we don't make that anymore. carrier is moving. by the way, i would tell people at carrier. love you, people, every time you make an air-conditioning unit with your factory and send it through the border and you'll pay 35% tax. you know what? they're not leaving. they're not going to leave, folks. they're not going to leave. [ applause ] now hillary clinton won't say that, and i'll tell you, the press doesn't treat it right. one person actually at "the new

york times," david sanger treated it right, along with maggie. they wrote a story that was pretty accurate, about 82%, but i mentioned this all of the time and the press would go, donald trump wants japan to go nuclear. i said that. you have to be prepared always in a deal to walk. for instance with the horrible deal we made with iran. the horrible deal and the incompetent deal, kerry should have picked up and walked a couple of times. he should have walked when they said they won't give back the hostages until the deal is done. he should have walked, doubled up the sanctions and by the time they landed back in the united states they could have turned the plane around and you would have had the hostages back instead of waiting for years. [ applause ] and he should have said one other thing, folks. we gave them back $150 billion. i would have said it

differently. my father used to say, son, you're too tough. take the lumps out soft, nice and easy. my father was great. good salesman. good builder. he loved to build houses. he was a good builder. i learned so much from him. he was a great guy, loved my father. he used to say son, son, you're too tough. take the lumps out. in the old days i would have said we're not giving you the $150 billion! and they would have been angry and we would have had lots of problem, right? i wouldn't say it that way anymore. my father taught me too well. i would have said, fellas, and it is all fell as, i hate to say. they haven't figured out that the women are smarter than the men yet, okay? they will. they will. it will take about 150 to 200 more years, but they'll figure it out and then we're really in trouble, can you imagine? the persians are great negotiators and i would have said fell as, do me a favor.

we have a problem. there was a bad budget that was just passed, the omni bus budget, disaster. we go to $21 trillion in debt. we don't have the money. i'm sorry. i apologize. i won't be able to pull it off. i'm not going to be able to give you the $150 billion. i can't do it. i can't. i want to do it. i want to do it so badly. [ applause ] and you're right. you should get it. you should get it, oh, you're right, but we don't have the money. i'm sorry, and they'll go crazy and then we leave and we say the hell with them, double up the sanctions again and they'll say we'll drop the $150 billion. we have rank amateurs dealing for us. i have the greatest businessmen in the world, carl icahn, many endorsing me. we will bring so much back. we have right now, i say it's a half trillion, and the government says it's 2.5

trillion, but in other places and in other areas across the seas that we want to bring back. my stacks plan which cuts taxes for everyone, by the way, including business and middle class in particular. [ applause ] it cuts taxes. we're going to bring all of that money back and that money will be spent in the united states and right now we can't get the money back so you have corporate inversions, and you have companies leaving the united states to get their money. they can't get their money back. it's impossible bureaucratically and the taxes are so ridiculous that only a person who is really, really, really dumb would say send it back. so they move the company to the money. you ever hear that one before and it's happening all over the place. take a look at what's going on and it's going to end. we're one of the highest taxed nations in the world. we're cutting the hell out of taxes and we're cutting the hell

out of these ridiculous regulations which are destroying our businesses and destroying our businesses. [ applause ] and we're going to do it, okay. just to finish because i am so proud of what i wrote. i have to read it, right? i love them. i love writing. you know how many number one best-sellers i've had? and "the art of the deal." i actually know how to write. i love reading this stuff. i love it! the question really has to be asked is this, what is hillary clinton's motive? to that i'm even going to say who cares? she's put us in danger and some people say that it's corrupt financially. i don't care what her motive is. all i know is she had a motive, but she's erased so many emails we'll never find out, okay? bill and hillary clinton raked in millions of dollars from

foreign dollars and foreign interests in exchange for favors, folks. for favors. she's crooked hillary, don't you understand that? this is one of the most crooked politicians in history. these entities either funneled money into the clinton foundation or paid bill clinton lavishly for speeches. got paid a fortune. at least 60 companies that lobbied the state department during clinton's tenure as secretary of state donated a total of $26 million to the clinton foundation. okay. 26 million and she's dealing with these countries. bill clinton, and by the way, many of these countries treat women and want to enslave women and they treat women horribly, and as far as the gay community they push them off buildings and they kill them and they execute

them, and she has tens and millions of dollars from these countries. believe me, i am better for the gay community. i am better for women than she will ever be on her best day. on her best day. [ applause ] bill clinton was paid a fortune to deliver a speech in moscow, russia, while hillary clinton was in charge of the russian reset. another disaster. bill clinton was paid money by the chinese government, a lot, and its supporters while hill rae handled china policy and during this time, china was dealing hundreds of billions of dollars in united states intellectual property. okay, folks?

we can go on forever. abc news said president clinton expects an increase freeze with individuals with interests pending before hillary clinton's state department. oh, that's nice. that's nice. international business times said government corporations involved in the arms deals a rufed by clinton's state departments have delivered, listen to this. her state department, she's delivered deals and have delivered between 54 and $141 million to the clinton -- $141 million. are we -- what's going on here? to the clinton foundation as well as hundreds of dollars in payments to the clinton family. then when hillary left the state department she was paid $21.6 million for speeches delivered

in less than two years. that's not bad. $21 million for making speeches and she's a boring speaker. she's terrible. think what i could make. oh, man, what i make. she's a terrible speaker. she got $21.6 million for speeches and she refuses because bernie sanders knows this better than anybody and she refuses to give up the text of the speeches. i don't know what's in there. i don't care if she gives it up because i understand her and i understand many of the people that are her supporters and many of them are friends of mine. they're going to own her. i used to be on the other side of the equation. i used to be the establishment and june 16th, i ran. he's no longer establishment. he's not supposed to be running. he doesn't need our money. that's terrible, and i put up $55 million approximately in the primaries, and won big league and then -- [ applause ]

and i'm putting up money now, but i'm raising a lot of money for the party. it's good. it's good. it's good. we're going to win this thing, and we'll win this country back from these thieves, crooks and presidents. these phony presidents, and i mean it when i say when obama can take all of this time off, when you have bombings all over the place and you have isis as an example and all of the bad deals. when he can take that kind of time off to spend it with hillary clinton with the seal of the president in front as she stands there, she doesn't look presidential to me, folks, i can tell you that. she doesn't look presidential to me. [ applause ] hillary also had reason to hide her foreign policy disasters and the decisions that went into them. her push for regime change in lib libya, egypt and syria has been a total and complete disaster.

her iraq approximately see has been catastrophic. she's unleashed isis across the middle east with her bad decisions and her bad judgment, and she's going to do nothing about it because she's a weak, weak person. she doesn't have the strength, and she doesn't have the temperament, believe me. [ applause ] it's going to be more of the same, folks. more of the same. in 2009, before she took office libya was cooperating. syria was under control. iraq was seeing a reduction in violence and iran was being choked, absolutely choked financially. they were dying. now after she left, isis controls huge portions of iraq. syria and libya committing unspeakable, inhuman atrocities

and trying to launch attacks against the west. iran, meanwhile, has been placed on the path to nuclear weapons and has become a true power. they've become a true power in the middle east and beyond. and they were in power. we gave them power with that horrible, horrible deal. so hillary clinton's policies have spread isis and made iran the dominant, islamic power in the middle east. hillary clinton can't keep her emails safe and you know what, folks? she sure as hell can't keep our country safe. can't do it. can't do it. [ applause ] so i want to thank the people of north carolina. it's been such an amazing --

it's been such an amazing run for me. it's been such an amazing run. we've had a lot of good times. we've had a lot of fun and we've had a lot of speeches and we've had a lot of good times together, seriously. look, we need change. not obama change. we need change. it sounded so good -- everybody thought, and i thought he'd be a cheerleader for the country and he's turned out to be a very divisive person, okay? we need change, and i hate to use the term, but we really do need change. we need fresh, tough, bold ideas. we need people that know what they're doing. we need people who aren't worried about political collectnecollec correctness. we can't use that term. we can't use that term. [ applause ] and i watched obama a week ago

spend a whole speech on talking about why he shouldn't necessarily have to say radical islam, why he shouldn't do it. that's what the problem is and he doesn't even know it. i don't even think -- honestly, folks, i don't think he has a clue. i don't think he knows what the hell is going on, okay? i don't think he knows what's going on. and you know, it's a very interesting thing, but i was watching yesterday and everybody is saying isis, isis, isis, isis. well, you can have your definition. it has to do with territory and it has to do with other things and we can both give you definitions of isis and isil. but have you ever noticed people say isis except him, he says isil. isil. isil is being driven back and isil is the j.v., remember that? the j.v. man, if that's the j.v., i sure as well don't want to see the

varsity, right? don't worry. don't worry. if i win, they'll be the j.v. and then they'll go down to first grade, pretty soon, folks, but he says isil and you know, it's almost like he does to to make people upset. i've had so many people say why doesn't he just say isis? forget about definitions and some friends of mine that are very, very good on the subject that says isis is more accurate, but who knows? but everybody says isis and it would be so nice, right? don't say isil. and isil will be driven back. it's always isil will be driven back. in the meantime, it's a disaster. it's totally a disaster. remember this, and i said it before, our military is depleted at a time when probably in the history of this country we need strong military. we are going to win north carolina. [ applause ]

we are going to get rid of these fools, these fools that are running our country. they're fools. we are not going to go four more years that even the fbi today talks so horribly about this person, to a point where you said how can you possibly say no charges? what he said and what they said today was so bad. so here's what we're going to do. we're going to win so much you'll be so sick of winning, folks. you're going to be so angry at me. you're going to be so angry at me. you're going to have your lieutenant governors here. you're going have the head of the supreme court here and these are great people with great, great, where are they? are they around here some place? stand up!

come come on, stand up! beautiful! these are great, great people with great reputations. i will tell you, outside of north carolina they have great reputations, okay? and you're lucky to have them, but here's what we're going to do. we'll start winning again and we'll win at every level. we'll win with our military and we will take care of our vets and we'll really take care of our vets. it's not even a question of money and it's a question of competence. we're spending so much money and it's corrupt. it's a corrupt enterprise. the veteran, administration and you look at what's going on in arizona with the v.a. it's a corrupt enterprise. so we're going to start winning and we're going to win on the second amendment and we're not going to let people take our guns away. [ applause ] we're going to terminate common core out of washington and we'll bring our education local. local.

so we can have our local people who love our children and who really understand our children and give them the kind of education that we want. we're going to repeal and replace obamacare so quickly. so quickly. [ applause ] we're going to create strong, strong borders. we're going to build our wall. we're going to stop drugs from flowing into our country like water. it's flowing into our country like water. we're going to protect our states. we're going to protect our youth and others from the drugs that are flowing through the southern border. [ applause ] we are going to make the greatest trade deals anyone's ever made. we're going to bring our jobs back. we're going to bring manufacturing back. we're going to be selling things

to other countries. we're not going to let countries come in and take advantage of us and take our companies out and sell their goods with no tax and no nothing and then when our manufacturers want to go to china and other places to sell their goods, they can't get their goods into the country because the chinese say we don't want your goods so they dump into our land and they dump this steel and they dump their aluminum and destroy our factories and so much and you know what, folks? we'll end up doing our own products largely again and you know what? let me tell you, our products and i am not for isolation. this is only if they don't behave, but they devalue their currency. they make it impossible for our companies to compete, every time they start to do well, various countries that are grand masters

they start devaluing our currencies and our countries go from we're feeling good today to here we go again. we're cheating and it's a big form of cheating and we are going take care of our manufacturers and we'll start making product again and let me tell you something. we'll pay more for the product and we'll have the jobs that make the product in the long run we'll be much better off. much better off. [ applause ] >> and a lot of that will come back. again, no isolation. we'll have fair trade. we'll have free trade and one of those people that sat up there asked me the other day, do you call it fair trade? do you call it free trade, i can call it ten different names for trade. i don't care if it's free or fair, we're going to make great

deals for our country. we're not going to let what's happened be happening. we will start winning again. we'll win so much. you are going to be so sick of me. you will have the justice call me. you will have the lieutenant governor and the governor call me and say mr. president, the people of north carolina are sick and tired of winning! you're winning too much! they're really starting to dislike you, mr. president, and i'm going to tell the justice, and i'm going to tell the governor and the lieutenant governor i'm sorry, we've got to keep winning because we're going to make america great again. i love you, north carolina. thank you very much! thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it. donald trump wrapping up an appearance in raleigh, north carolina. we did bring it to you in its

entirety just as we did hillary clinton's event with president obama in charlotte today and the fbi director's event if you can call it that. it has been that kind of day. the presumptive republican nominee tonight slamming secretary clinton, slamming the decision today not to recommend bringing criminal charges against her for using a private email server while she was secretary of state. calling the system behind that decision rigged. a dramatic end to a dramatic day. it did begin with the fbi director james comey announcing the fbi would not recommend that secretary clinton face charges, but he sharply, sharply condemned her judgment. then from the president of the united states, a ringing and rousing endorsement. the first time he and she had been on the campaign trail together this year. so much to talk about in the next 90 minutes. joining us now from raleigh, cnn's sara murray. sara, you've been in the hall for donald trump's speech right now. it was 90 -- no, 66 minutes. it covered a broad range of

subjects to put it politely, but people were watching because they wanted to know what his reaction would be to the fbi director's news conference today saying he would not recommend charges against hillary clinton. how did he handle that specifically? >> reporter: well, john, it was a pretty fiery takedown from donald trump today, not only of hillary clinton and also of president obama and he continued with the notion that the system is rigged, that hillary clinton was only able to get away with it because she is a clinton essentially saying no other american would be able to pull this off, and also saying that emails are the latest sign that her judgment is compromised. he also took some swipes at president obama saying let's get the white house and he sees a carnival act. it lasted for more than an hour and let's take a listen at some of the highlights. >> when you hear what was said by the fbi director today and you listen, you listen to what

he said and in the middle of it, he was talking about so many different things. he talked about, treatmently careless. she was extremely careless. that's a tremendous word. you didn't have to be careless. you didn't even really have to know that what you were doing was wrong and you're guilty because we're talking about serious stuff. we're talking about the li lifeblood of our country and we're talking about the safety of our people. the laws are very explicit. stupidity is not a reason that you're going to be innocent, okay? it's not a reason. [ applause ] and i don't happen to believe that it was stupidity, okay? but even stupidity is not a reason, and boy, what they've done. so i wrote this out, and i'm going to read some of it to you, and i think it makes sense, and i think it's important for us to

understand. today is the best evidence ever that we've seen that our system is absolutely, totally rigged. it's rigged. we now know, i just wrote this out. we now know that she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server. she lied! she sent vast amounts of classified information, including information classified as top secret. top secret. okay? and this is where they said that she was extremely careless and, frankly, i say, grossly incompetent, she will be such a lousy president, folks. so sad. okay. the lives of the american people were put at risk by hillary

clinton so that she could carry on her corrupt financial dealings. that's probably why she didn't want people to see what the hell she was doing! she went to extraordinary lengths to carry out an enron-style purge of her emails. 33,000 emails are missing and they say she's fine. she's fine. 33,000, and i've always been told you can't really get rid of an email. have you ever heard this? that if we have the real super geniuses that know this stuff, they say you can't get rid of emails, but we didn't use them because they didn't want to use them. they didn't want to use them. so like a criminal with a guilty conscience, clinton had her lawyers delete, destroy and wipe away forever except, i still say there are geniuses that can find them. 30,000 -- think of this, 30,000,

males. this, again, disqualifies her from service and just think of it. i mean, how can you have this? [ applause ] we know now that these deletions included e-mails that were work-related. one more big, fat, beautiful lie by crooked hillary. any government employee who engaged from this kind of behavior would be barred from handling classified information. again, that alone disqualifies her. >> reporter: one of the more remarkable comments that donald trump did make during this event tonight was suggesting that hillary clinton effectively bribed attorney general loretta lynch that was after a "new york times" story that clinton suggested she might keep loretta lynch on if she is elected president even though loretta

lynch said she would listen to the recommendations of james comey. he called it essentially a bribe job. >> donald trump bragged about the fact that he had written down talking points on what fbi director james comey said today, and written down what he of theed to say about secretary clinton and her emails. do you get a sense of what the campaign wants to do with this over the next few days and weeks? >> reporter: well, i think that they want to paint this as sort of a broader sense that the system is rigged and hillary clinton and the clintons in general have been able to get away with things that other families have not. so you see it, the latest example is the email, but donald trump brought up whitewater this evening. he brought up cattle futures this evening and he wants to bring up the narratives that the clintons are a corrupt couple and not only would continue president obama's policies and they want corrupt the white house if they're elected again and we'll hear more of that narrative over the next couple

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for her use of a private email server and private email servers while secretary of state. joining us now cnn political commentator and news mark lamont hill and basel, and jeffrey toobin and our cnn political commentators and corey lewandowski, trump supporter kerry mcmainy and the table is set for a fruitful discussion. jeffrey toobin, i want to talk about the stubstance of what donald trump said. he up plied it was rigged. the he said the investigation was rigged and bill clinton and loretta lynch on the tarmac in arizona a week ago, a meeting that that was politically half handed and morally questionable at this point, but the implication is that james comey, the fbi director was somehow influenced by that and by the political system. you know james comey. based on what you saw today, do you think he was bucking under

political pressure? >> not a chance. out of all -- anyone in this whole drama. the person who has least -- there is least grounds for criticism in terms of their background, in terms of their suitability to make these decision, james comey is head and shoulders above anybody. here is a guy who serves a ten-year, non-reviewable term as head of the fbi. he has no -- he is going to be the head of the fbi no matter who the next president is. he's a former u.s. attorney here in new york, former deputy attorney general under george w. bush, a republican. he is someone with a great deal of credibility. the idea that bill clinton to loretta lynch gave some sort of marching orders. it's just outside the realm of possibility. >> corey lewandowski, the argument that you hear from donald trump, you didn't just hear it tonight on this subject. you've heard it for months. the system is rigged. you were inside that campaign

and why does the campaign think the system is rigged and why does he tie it to so many things. >> it's the same argument bernie sanders made and it's the same argument that the people in the heartland make and people go to washington, d.c. and they're treated differently and get special priviledges and they get cars and the things american people don't get. the system is rigged. you whatio see many times is you see elected officials go into office and come out very wealth. >> is james comey -- >> no one is questioning his integrity. >> he's not questioning his integrity? >> it's not the job of the fbi director to determine that a prosecutor would not prosecute the case. his determination, his job is to present that evidence to a prosecutor to make their own determination and he said in his press conference that no prosecutor would move forward on this. that's not his role. his role is to present the evidence and let the prosecutors decide. >> it does seem unlikely that they'll make the different

decision than what he said, and karen, another thing donald trump said today is was that loretta lynch was being bribed by hillary clinton and what he's basing that on is one that hillary clinton might want to keep on loretta lynch as attorney general if she were elected. hillary clinton did not say it which donald trump said she did but he was wrong about. it was a sentence in a newspaper. to say that hillary clinton is bribing loretta lynch, is there any evidence of that? >> it's extremely odd that democrat sources close to hillary clinton leaked to the "new york times" that they would consider keeping loretta lynch on board as attorney general, also extremely odd that bill clinton and loretta lynch had a 39 minute meeting on a tarmac randomly talking about their grandchildren. >> do you think james comey was influenced by that? >> what i do think is the system is different for hillary clinton than it is for other people. you look back last year, 2015, we had james comey come out today saying no one has been prosecuted without intent, case law doesn't show that. there was a naval reservist

prosecuted last year who took information that was supposed to be viewed on a computer, put it on his phone, had no intent to distribute it, he was successfully prosecuted. yet hillary clinton, who said no classified e-mails here, in fact had 2,000 of them that were classified. nothing marked as classified, she changed her story. 110 were. the facts are different, the rules are different for hillary clinton than for the average american citizen. >> this is a good chance to bring in evan perez, our justice department correspondent who covered this case from the beginning. evan, you heard what the fbi director james comey said earlier today, when he said that in cases where prosecutions were brought, the circumstances were different. either there was the intent to deceive or the intent to hide classified e-mails or there was gross negligence in the amount of e-mails that were transmitted or information, classified information that was transmitted. how does the fbi justify the difference between what kayleigh is saying in other cases and the hillary clinton case?

>> one of the things the fbi looked at is whether or not the conduct that we are seeing, that we saw with hillary clinton, whether it rose to the level of a felony or misdemeanor. in this case, they were looking at the volume of e-mails, comey said the volume did not reach a level where it suggested intent. again, the question that essentially this case hung on was the question of whether or not hillary clinton intended to violate the law when she set up this e-mail server. she says that her e-mail server was set up for convenience purposes, that certainly -- i think she also said she wanted to make sure that personal information was not mixed in with her private, with her public information, her government work. so again, those are the explanations she's given. what the fbi found was that there was no intent to violate the law. now, clearly, this is not the way to handle classified information. i think comey made that very clear today.

but what happened today is not the way you usually see fbi investigations go. he made the recommendation of no charges be brought, but that's something that's usually done internally as corey mentioned. he also spent much of his time laying out all this evidence against hillary clinton. hillary clinton has claimed there was no information that was marked classified on her server and that the information was only retroactively classified. comey put those claims to rest, saying the fbi found there were 110 e-mails, 52 e-mail chains that contained classified information at the time that they were sent and that there were seven e-mail chains in which clinton was an active participant sending and receiving e-mails that contained classified information, dealing with the most closely guarded information. >> stand by one minute. i want to get back to the politics here. evan perez just said the fbi determined that hillary clinton did not violate the law in their judgment. did she violate the truth? one of the statements donald

trump made tonight in his speech in raleigh, north carolina was that hillary clinton lied to the american people when she said early on when this scandal came out that she never sent classified e-mail. the fbi director said that wasn't true. he also said she did not send anything marked classified. the fbi director said that was not true. there were a small number marked classified. was she lying? >> no. i think she would be surprised or was surprised at that statement as was the state department. the state department said the same thing, there was nothing marked classified that was sent in these e-mails. i think it's a surprise to a lot of people. >> they were wrong. >> as i said, it's a surprise. i go back to the original point that the fbi director has said nothing met the standard for criminal activity. there was no intent here to violate the law. i don't think she was lying. >> is this the end of this? you worked on capitol hill. already today, we heard from the chairman of the house judiciary committee, chairman of the senate judiciary committee. they say they have questions for

the fbi director about how he came to this conclusion. they may want to bring him up for some questions. >> i would expect that. i think that would be justified. we have been discussing this on this channel all day. what's the difference between extreme carelessness and gross negligence? the statute, the federal statute says intent's not necessary for gross negligence of mishandling classified information. correct me if i'm wrong on that. intent doesn't have to be proven. there was contradictions in what the fbi director presented versus what's happened in the past. kayleigh brought up one case. there was another case of a marine officer, decorated officer who sent an e-mail, one classified report warning against an attack in afghanistan, there was a questionable afghan captain there and what ended up happening, he killed three marines in the unit and this guy is getting kicked out of the marines for it. general petraeus, people say there's no comparison because he pleaded guilty but he mishandled information. there was no intent.

but -- >> the fbi director said extremely careless, they should have known better. how is that different from grossly negligent? >> because under the case law, not the statute, every case that has been brought and this is a point he made very clearly, in fact, every case that has been brought involves knowledge of classified information. the defendant knew the information was classified. here, hillary clinton was obviously wrong in what she said but the question is was she lying. there was no proof that she was lying. if i can make one other point that comey raised also. he said one key factor in deciding whether to prosecute, and this has come up in other cases as well, is did the suspect, the defendant or would-be defendant, lie in the course of the investigation. did they do anything to cover up. there, they found there was nothing that hillary clinton did to cover up her behavior which is often a very important point. >> we will talk about that.

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