good morning. it is sunday, october 30th. time to get up and get the coffee brewing. big show ahead. nine days until the election. hillary clinton declares an all-out war on the fbi and james comey. >> pretty strange to put something like that out with no right before an election. >> but is the damage already done and what will happen next? we are live on the campaign trail. then our nation's two top cops in a heated feud that could help decide the outcome of this presidential election. how the obama justice department tries to silence the fbi and

keep a lid on the e-mail scandal. we have details coming up. donald trump rallies in the polls and tells his voters, watch out. >> be careful with your votes. be careful with your votes and watch the vote. a vote for hillary is a vote to surrender our government, to public corruption. >> with nine days to ge, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> can you believe it? >> doesn't it feel like it started two years ago? >> if only woo had something to talk about. >> a jam packed show for you. look at this lineup. mike huckabee, martin ohaley, bill richardson, kellyanne conway. >> fair and balanced program, by

the way. just so much going >> so many questions to ask those questions. it will be a big four-hour show and it's halloween here in new york city. funny thing about new york, you can't tell who is in costm and who isn't. >> didn't look unusual from my perspective. >> we can start, though, with this election. as we mentioned, nine days now until the election. trump taking full advantage, hillary clinton appears to be ready for a battle now with the fbi. >> we have team fox coverage. to mike emmanuel covering the clinton camp. good morning, mike. >> hillary clinton is firing back at the fbi director calling his decision on her e-mail probe, deeply troubling. we were with clinton at an event in daytona beach when she told her voters it would not distract her or bring her down.

also blasted d eed donald trump. but clinton's toughest criticism seemed to be saved for fbi director comey. >> i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. well, if you're like me, you probably have a few questions about it. it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. in fact, in fact, it's not just strange, it's unprecedented and it is deeply troubling. >> then it was on to miami where singer jennifer lopez headlined a free concert for clinton and her supporters. j.lo and her ex-husband tried to

fire up latino voters. rain-soaked concert but clinton seemed to enjoy having clebts make the case for her. several stops in florida here before heading out of town. spent the weekend in battleground, but the headline or the weekend seems to be the conflict between clinton and fbi director comey has gotten personal. >> mike emmanuel, thanks a lot. >> i don't think i've seen a single national democrat say, this is kind of a big deal. the fbi is investigating the week before the election. not at all. full speed ahead against the fbi director. >> behind closed doors they're freaking out right now. >> we're standing on principle against this. you never see anything like that from democrats. >> they came out on some

investigation on donald trump they would be praising james comey like when they came out and said they're not charging hillary clinton for anything. just months ago, i think we have a flash back of that. let's take a look. >> this is just another partisan attempt to keep this issue alive. obviously, the republicans do not like that outcome. they were hoping this would be an issue they could keep atta attacking hillary clinton on from now until november. the fbi decision has decided and they are coming up with more attempts to keep this issue in the news. >> have we heard from brian fallon on this latest? >> he's just a mouth piece for the campaign. >> pushing james comey to say anything at this point to let people know this is not a big deal. as long as this is in the news and as long as he doesn't say

anything to calm people down, this is bad for her. i think she realizes that. >> they are playing a dangerous game. it's a big deal when the fbi is investigating you. they're pushing comey to say something. if comey came out with a justified detail of this, would that help hillary clinton? >> the longer he stays silent, the more guilty she looks. he would come out and say, calm down, this is not a big deal. i'm not sure he will say anything in the last nine days. >> if you looked at social media yesterday, people linking to it and trying to read the tea leaves to what exactly the fbi knows. loretta lynch we're learning this morning warned against him sending this letter to congress. look, this is not something we're prepared to do and he went against her wishes, which is pretty remarkable. >> one of the most famous

investigative reporters in d.c. that says the fbi could not get permission from the department of justice to look at these e-mails. basically doj under loretta lynch was trying to stymie this investigation at every turn, presumably for political reasons. that actually is amazing. zero evidence that james comey is acting out of political animosity. >> what james comey said. he said if anything happens with this investigation or anything changes, i promised congress i would come out and let them know. this is someone sticking to his word. i think there's more going on behind closed door because between the attorney general and maybe even president obama. more to this story that we'll hear. >> also a tech angle. a router was taken, a router which would let you see what other devices attached to that network. a wi-fi router so that if other

people were on the wi-fi router what access and other information could she have gotten? >> these are questions that should have been asked back in june. i think it was june 28th. she was asked really specifically, all the devices on which your e-mails reside, are they accounted for? have you turned them over? it turns out that was false because there was a laptop in her apartment used by her husband. >> she's now in hiding. she's hiding in her new york apartment and can't recall how her e-mails wound up on her husband's computer. we don't have any information from james comey that does make a lot of people wonder, what are in these e-mails? >> but as we talked to ed klein

yesterd yesterday, she is never beyond three feet away from hillary clinton at any time. the relationship that they have is incredibly worked. >> she worked for taneo. >> she was married to anthony and how reckless for hillary clinton to be apparently sending classified information to her closest aide when she's married a guy who's fames for his recklessness around electronic devices. >> and the fact that they share a computer which is -- donald trump taking full advantage of this campaign. taking her to task on everything from her e-mails to obama care. john roberts is in las vegas this morning. john, good morning.

>> abbiy, tucker, clayton, good morning. early voting started here about a week ago. the democrats claimed a big advantage on the first day with the union organized get out the vote campaign. since then republicans say they've been doing better. but hillary clinton and the polls still lead by about two points. donald trump is going to try to eve even that up with a big rally at the venetian. yesterday in colorado and in arizona, donald trump going very hard on this idea of the fbi opening up this investigation. hammering attorney general loretta lynch to strongarm james comey into not sending that letter to congress for this latest chapter in her e-mail saga. here's trump yesterday in phoenix. >> hillary has nobody but herself to blame for her

mounting, legal difficulties. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. as long as she and bill got the money, the safety of your family made absolutely no difference to her. >> donald trump also talking a lot yesterday about policy yesterday, in particular, obama care. the double digit extraordinary rate hikes that people across the country are going to feel in the next year is particularly bad in the state of arizona. here's what he said about that. >> it's just been announced that the citizens of arizona are going to experience, congratulations, a 116% increase in their obama care premium. elect me and we will stop the premium hikes for good. we will stop the madness of

obama care. it will be repealed and replaced. >> another three-state swing on the campaign trail for donald frump today. beginning here in nevada and las vegas and back to colorado for a rally and then on to new mexico, which is traditionally a blue state, but the trump campaign says they've got some internal polling that suggests the race iserary close there. about 40%, 41% for either candidate. they'll try to mix it up in albuquerque later on today. abby, tucker. >> the balloon festival is going to be there soon. >> john looks beautiful there by the gondola. starting with this, a fox news alert. a powerful 6.6 magnitude earthquake rattling central italy overnight. this is a third one in less than a week and heads just 30 miles north of rome. some buildings crumbled and some people hurt. no deaths reported so far. we'll keep you posted as we get

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bombshell in the director comey investigation. caught off guard and try to squash comey's letter to congress. is the top cop skirting the law. here to weigh in, katie. >> hi. >> we have a report this morning from the doj official to "the washington post" saying this. i want to get your take. director comey understood our position and heard it from justice leadership, it was conveyed to the fbi and the comey made an independent decision and he is operating independently and he knows it, according to this justice department official. no authorization from loretta lynch to go forward and release this letter to congress. your take? >> comey did not need authorization from loretta lynch. to be clear, loretta lynch created this comey situation. back on july 1, 2016, she

announced to the american public that she would defer to the recommendations from the fbi as it pertains to the clinton investigation. she has effectively benched herself, taking herself out of the game and put comey the quarterback of this process. allow comey to do what he's doing now which is informing the american public that he is reopening an investigation and testify before congress was closed. if that's the case, let him do his job and loretta lynch get out of the way. >> let him do his job. w we don't have a warrant yet. michael isikoff went and asked the fbi, what is in the content of these e-mails. as of last night, they didn't have a warrant to go through the e-mails. they seize this stuff and they didn't get approval from loretta lynch to look at it. >> so, in terms of the warrant, that is a really important procedural point. huma abedin testified under

oath. there is no way that huma abedin will not provide continuing consent for the purposes of waver for a search warrant. think about the optics of this. if she objects and she forces a warrant to be obtained in order to look at these e-mails that has been found on a shared laptop between her and her husband, anthony weiner, she is going tashow that everybody is claiming, completely true, that there is something to hide by hillary clinton. >> the criticism this morning, it has been self-serving on comey's part to come out and release this right before the election. your take on that. >> that is a criticism. what is he trying to do? think about this, something has to be completely compelling that he is doing this and reopening an investigation nine days, ten days before the presidential

election. important for the american public to have this information and no information to turn over the substance of what is being reviewed w eed by the fbi at th. >> how can loretta lynch geton? >> she needs to appoint a special prosecutor a legal concept. you remove yourself and you're segregated from this investigation. her comments are not helpful. she claim there's is a tradition in doj, why is tradition going to stand in the way of the truth. >> unbelievable. thanks for joining us this morning. great perspective. millions of americans have cast their vote but in some states not too late to change your mind. hillary says don't worry about my e-mails, i got this. >> americans want a president who can lead our country and get the economy working for everyone, not just always at the top and you can bring our

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still on the loose in that country. abby? >> all right, tucker. nine days to go. well, after james come, y he announced he was reopening the e-mails. >> i urge everyone to get out early and vote who have early voting because i think americans want a president who can lead our country and get the economy working for everyone and not just those at the top and you can bring our country together. i offer that, i can do that and i'm very confident that the american people know that and we're going to continue to discuss what's at stake in this election because i believe that it's one of the most conquential elections ever. >> clinton is now under fbi investigation just over a week out from the election and she thinks that she is the choice to unify this country and what has become a very, very divisive

election season. here to discuss more democratic strategist brian benjamin and vice chair of the national diversity coalition. thank you for being here. >> thank you. god bless you. >> you heard it from hillary clinton on friday. after the news broke about the reinvestigation into her e-mails saying i am the one to reunite this country. with this being the headlines everywhere? >> first of all, the case wasn't reopened. what actually happened is that comey has found new e-mails and they're just going to investigate that. this is not a new investigation. obviously, there's no criminal intent because if you pay attention to what has happened here, there is no e-mails from hillary clinton or to her hillary clinton that are part of -- >> we don't know that. james comey hasn't been specific on any of that.

how do you know? >> how does donald trump know? she is a criminal and, matter of fact, we should investigate donald trump with those at plaza hotel and he should be talking about investigation given his background. >> this is what the focus is right now just nine days before this election and as we have heard from james comey, we don't know the specifics yet. >> you know, i'm an attorney and i've been in federal court. let me tell you something. fbi agents do not just reopen cases. they have opened, if they have opened -- well, she's under investigation. >> okay, fine. >> she is a presidential candidate and she is under investigation and what she is saying is she's going to bring the nation together. we have wikitop leaks e-mails showing corruption. huma abedin with 10,000 e-mails under life insurance because she

doesn't want an accidental. we have hillary clinton running around talking about she can bring the nation together when she and the president have worked so hard over the last eight years to divide the country. and now you want to be the person to bring the nation together? i don't think so. >> you know that hillary, that donald trump can -- >> trust me. >> we know donald trump cannot bring this nation together. we know the comments he made against war heroes like mccain and the comments he made against individuals who are disabled. >> you mean, the -- >> we know the comments he has made about mexicans. he's -- he has made so many unuu unifying comments. >> i have talked to a number of voters just in the past couple

of days about what's going on and a few of them have said to me, i'm concerned. i thought maybe hillary clinton was my candidate but with this going on and my e-mail investigation, who knows how long this will take to get revolved. people are saying, i'm not sure. you have to say that's a fact. >> it's a fact on both sides is my only point. the sexual assault issue that 11 women have accused donald trump of sexual assault. but it's a problem. james comey needs to come out. but he needs to come out and give more detail. no doubt about it. >> brunell? >> what i would say is, i am so happy that he decided the american people are more important than hillary clinton. he and those fbi agents on the bottom and the fbi agents in new york, the local officials who got this information. we are grateful as a nation. and let me tell you something,

women are coming all of a sudden knowing all these are allegations. but we've got smoking gun e-mails basically saying that there is corruption going on. we've got hillary clinton who never should have had that server surfing federal record laws. she broke the law and now she's -- >> no, she didn't. >> she's going to expect the latino vote and the black vote to put her into office on that sinking ship. that sinking ship. >> guys, we'll have to leave it there. >> donald trump is the only candidate for the united states. america first candidate. >> thank you, both, for being here. really enjoyed having you. what do you guys think about this? we want to hear from you. coming up, donald trump not the only one saying after clinton's new e-mail scandal.

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thanks to early voting and mail-in ballots, nearly 18 million americans have cast their vote. >> with the bombshell dropped on the clinton campaign, some might be wondering if they made the wrong choice. >> good morning to you all. it might not be too late, but, really, also time that is quickly running out for folks to change their minds here. for most of the country, once your vote is in, it's in and no going back. seven states will allow voters to change their mind before election day. the processes and policies vary for doing that. voters have until this tuesday, a week before the election to file a new absentee ballot. in new york and michigan, voters have until the day before the election to request a new

absentee ballot in person at their county clerk's office. in pennsylvania, you can wait all the way up until election day to decide if you want to change your mind and then show up and vote in person to replace your previous ballot. wisconsin also allows voters to recast the ballot. now, there's no way to know how many voters will, in fact, actually decide to change their vote and voting researchers point out that early voters tend to have stronger opinions and are less likely to change their minds, but nearly 1.5 million americans now have that opportunity and that includes several key swing states michigan, minnesota, wisconsin and pennsylvania. as we've seen this election, you can't rule anything out. tucker? >> garret tenney live from washington. thanks. democrats now slamming the very same system they defended against accusations lobbed by donald trump. >> it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right

before an election. >> director comey was the one who wrote a letter that was right on facts, heavy on innuendo, knowing full well what republicans and congress would do with it. it's now up to him who owes the public answers to the questions that are now on the table. >> here to weigh in on our political panel and our old friend lee carter. first to you, i know i read it in "the washington post" and saw it on nbc news, nothing more immoral than shaking the public's faith in the system and yet that's what i see democrats doing right now. >> really? i think what i hear from secretary clinton's camp is give us more information and the thing is, tucker, we're also hearing that from republicans. for the first time probably in the last year and a half, you have both campaigns saying the same thing. and i don't think we get through

the week without director comey coming and answering these questions. saying unprecedented what he did. >> saying the system is rigged. >> no, donald trump has said that. >> donald trump called, talked about this man like he was a dog. i mean, called him every single name under the sun and now thinks that he is going to be the savior of his campaign. democrats and specifically the clinton campaign are saying you can't to this 11 days out befor. you owe the american people more information. he even said in an internal memo to the fbi that he didn't want to be misunderstood. >> i read it. >> he's going to have to clarify that. >> andrew, don't voters have a right to know if the leading candidate is under investigation? >> hillary is saying go ahead and release this stuff after smashed blackberries and private servers, why doesn't she release her own information or tell huma

to do it? very simply, if huma says there is nothing to hide, huma can release her e-mails. >> that is a solution, isn't it? >> it is a slusolution. >> we fixed this on this set right here. it's not even 7:00 in the morning. >> i think right now this whole notion, the switch in how people view comey before it was he is against us and he is in cohoots and now we have to say that comey made tough decisions in both cases and i think we have to listen. the american people deserve to know what's going on and it's not fair to attack him. she made her bed, she has to lie in it. i think we have to learn what happened. >> anything hillary clinton can do to shake the faith of democrats? she's in the federal criminal investigation and not one democrat i've seen on television said, whoa, that's kind of bad. it is kind of bad, no? >> secretary clinton has done a better job of consolidating

democrats than donald trump has. he is the candidate that said he can go out on fifth avenue and shoot someone. >> it's not true. all these republicans are against him. are there any principals? >> i think what is going to happen, tucker? the enthusiasm gap and i know abby said she has talked to a lot of people who may be questioning their votes and everyone i'm hearing from, nonpolitical people, this is saying to them, this is unacceptable. they feel like this is meddling. >> when you find that your candidate is under federal criminal investigation, do you say, man y can't wait to vote for that person? >> i don't think anyone is going to go from make america great again but there might be a sliver of people and we heard them say yesterday, he might make people scared, but a small sliver might stay home. >> i think what's really important, to think about, the vote, the polls are closeening and tightening up. if you look at all he needs to

do is bring 2% or 3% of people. if you think a lot of republicans were thinking about voting for hillary clinton because they didn't like him, that's not going to happen. this suppresses her vote by 1% or 2%, we're looking at a different day. a totally different set of polls coming out this tuesday and wednesday and thursday of this week. >> great to see you all this morning. >> thanks. hillary clinton not the only one waging war on james comey. our next guest has proof. you have to see this. you have to anticipate what it is, anyway. plus, look at the guest list we have coming up. mike huckabee joins us. with hydrogenated oil...

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deeply troubled by the fbi reopening of her e-mail investigation. >> comey's timing was unfortunate to affect a democratic process. he inevitably creates a cloud of suspicion over miss clinton. joining us now is research director for the media research center rich. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> i just read a blurb from "the washington post" one of the media outlets criticizing james comey and not fivigiving any specifics. what is your reaction to this? >> you have seen a lot of this over the last 48 hours and the question is, what choice did comey have? unless you think he's lying about the timeline he explained in his letter to congress, he was briefed about this and felt the need to proceed and felt like he should inform the committee that he had talked to that he was updating the record. i think we've seen this in the past.

you know, whenever the clintons, we're going back to the 1990s got in trouble with one of their various scandals, they would turn their guns on the investigators and they turn their guns on anybody who was digging into them. anybody who was a witness against them and unload the entire machinery. there were all these journalists who were willing to step forward and carry some of that water for them and make it seem like it was everybody's business. we've seen this play before. >> speaking of journalists. andrea mitchell from nbc news tweeting this yesterday. fbi looking at e-mail from unrelated case and donald trump says proves a criminal case. david ignatius from "washington post" you wouldn't publish stories without providing the details. loretta lynch wouldn't give him access and allow a warrant so we would know what is in the e-mails. rich? >> this is probably the thing

that is most frustrating. the real conclusions from all these e-mails won't come until after the election, but at least voters are aware of it now. but i think the media reaction you're seeing as part of the trend we've seen all general election campaigns. they don't want to cover hillary clinton scandals and they don't want to cover e-mails. we did a study and found over 100 minutes of coverage of trump and women. that personal issue is two and a half times more coverage which goes to her ethics and conduct when she was in public office. clearly, they should be getting equal coverage. >> rich, is this journalism or act vision? when you look at some of the tweets sen out, the opinion from the biggest papers in this country. you have to wonder. >> they're sounding exactly like the democratic campaign. thy don't like that this issue came so close to the election. they wish this was off the table. they want to spread the message

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category. that's a same. >> this is a shame. especially when it's framed in moral terms. not just a debate about who is right and who is wrong. it's about who is virtues and who is sinful. >> i rarely weighed into this. people were asking me why i wasn't joining my friends in hollywood to rock the vote in a very general way. my response was, look, i prefer to know who i'm talking to before i tell them to either protest or exercise their second amendment right or their first amendment right or right to vote. >> you're not encouraging people not to vote, but if you do vote, gather information about what you're voting on. >> in general, my post was if you want me to offer advice to 6 million people on my facebook page, how about read. get a philosophy that you can at least defend and articulate and

then maybe we can argue about policy or candidates or things like that. until you do the work, pulling the lever is not the work. scratching off a square is not the work. understanding why you believe what you do, that's work. >> that seems like a pretty adult way to treat people. i wonder how they took it. you see the american middle class, you spend a lot of time with people who work outside and you've noticed this election that they're pretty frustrated. do you understand why? it seems like a lot of people where i live don't understand why. do you get it? >> on a certainly level, family and friends are being divided over what feels like a litmus test of sorts. >> yes. >> i know that happens all the type. but i've never seen it happen historically since the civil war. and that i think is has made people really, really uncomfortable in ways that are -- it's difficult to articulate. >> i hope it's better than reskon trucks when this all

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upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. it's pretty strange to put that out with such little information right before an election. >> criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. >> especially saying enough is enough when it comes to the fast and loose ethics of the clintons, aren't we? sounds like the department of justice, it's time -- >> >> they're clearly going to

be under criminal investigation for the entire first years of hers presidency if she survives it. >> the facts immediately. >> what's happened to the justice department? what's happened? what's happened? this is what i mean when i say our system is rigged. >> whoa. >> happy sunday morning to you. >> what's going on in american politics. >> reince priebus, chairman of the rnc. former presidential candidate and the trump campaign manager, kellyanne conway. >> really, i'm excited to ask so many questions. >> i am excited about we got kids in halloween costumes. >> it is halloween here. >> this whole place is decorated thanks to party city.

>> you thought it was christmas lights. no it's halloween lights. very different. we're going to dress up at the end of the show. >> including tucker. >> when i say we, that includes tucker. >> it's frightening. >> all right. first up, nine days until the election, nine days. hillary clinton doubling down against the fbi's renewed criminal probe into her e-mail. >> the democratic nominee appearing to be ready i for a battle with director james comey. >> mike emanuel is covering it for us in miami. >> clayton, abby, tucker, good morning to you. hillary clinton and her top advisers are trying to reassure that this october surprise won't defeat her. >> no matter what they dredge up, we're not going to back down, we're not going to get distracted. we're not going to get knocked off course. because we know how much this election matters.

>> clinton fired back at fbi director james comey at that campaign event in daytona beach, florida. she tuck a much tougher tone after initially just calling on the fbi director to release more information to the public. now it's clear the clinton comey showdown less than ten days before the election has gotten person al. >> i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. well, if you're like me, you probably have a few questions about it. it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. in fact, in fact, it's not just strange. it's unprecedented and it is deeply troubling. >> last night in miami, clinton was in a much more festive mood.

she had the artist j-lo headlining a free concert for her and her supporters. jennifer lopez and her ex-husband marc anthony were trying to encourage latino voters to turn out in big numbers to support hillary clinton. the latino vote a key constituency in battleground florida. clinton's closest aide, huma abedin is not on this trip to florida. abedin, it's highly unusual since abedin is typically at clinton's side. the "washington post" is reporting that abedin is telling close confidants she doesn't know how the 10,000 or so e-mails ended up on the laptop she shared with her estranged husband anthony weiner. want to bring in mike huckabee who is joining us. >> great to be with you guys this morning. >> james comey seems like the one under investigation if you

noticed that. i thought it was hillary. >> james comey, he has done something remarkable. we need to thank him for it. a lot of people are all over his case. but he's finally brought democrats and republicans together just before this election. because all of them want him to resign. that's the only time that i've seen democrats and republicans agree on anything in all of 2016. so we will at least be grateful for that. >> what about loretta lynch in all of this. we remember the tarmac meeting with bill clinton over the summer and apologized saying it was an error in judgment. in the beginning of the summer, she would listen to the recommendation of the fbi in this case. we learned yesterday that the doj, they've been trying to stone wall james comey from sending this letter to congress, saying he was going to get the e-mails. further, the d.o.j. is not allowing a warrant to be issued. the fbi hasn't been able to go through the e-mails. they have them, just not able to read them yet. >> i'm sure all of you are aware

if you talk to rank and file people in the fbi either active or retired, there is an uproar within the ranks of the bureau. because they feel like that everything that they have been trained to do, everything that they have the integrity to do has been upended by the way this has all been handled. they're angry and frustrated. they feel like the agency has been compromised. because the d.o.j. has been so protective of hillary, they have not allowed this to go through in the same way they did for general petraeus, general cartwright or some low level sailor who takes a picture on his cell phone. the facts is, america cannot-elect somebody to the highest office in the land to be the commander in chief of all armed forces. the head of all national security who can't keep a simple secret. then who destroys evidence. hillary talks about something unprecedented. this would be unprecedented.

i don't think if she were elected, her presidency would last much longer than a snowball in phoenix in the middle of august. i just think that there's too much stink there and no amount of febreze is going to be able to make it smell good. >> abedin is saying she can't recall how tens of thousands of e-mails ended up on a laptop. it's called life insurance. you have hillary clinton saying i want everything out there. i've got nothing to hide. but you rewind this back, governor. that's not what she said early on. had she done that x we might be in a different place today. who is really at fault here? hillary clinton or james comey? >> have you noticed that with hillary, it's never her fault. harry truman said the buck stops here. the only buck that stops with hillary is the one with george washington's face on it. those are the ones that come from foreign governments that go

into the clinton foundation. but never does she stand up and say, you know, it's totally my fault. is it comey's fault, huma's fault? no. it's hillary's fault. she's at the center of this clinton enterprise >> governor, is might be vladimir putin's fault. i want to play what representative tim ryan says about this. hold your horses. >> i can't imagine there's anything that's going to have an effect on the election. the question is, where did these documents come from? how did they get to the fbi? is russia involved in this? we don't have any clue where this stuff is coming from. >> putin, governor, there's your answer. >> for those who are a little younger, they need to go back and rent the old carl reiner the russians are coming, the russians are coming. it's like a remake of it. >> it's unbelievable. >> it was a hilarious movie in the mid '60s. it would be funnier inserting

vladimir putin as the somebody commander. the clintons, this is the best they can do. the rush shantz recreated our e-mails perfectly. they really don't deny the content. >> no. >> we really don't know where it came from. this is classic, let's just turn the other way. it's the same role the democrats are using them as a scantily clad woman in a magic show, to divert attention away from what's really going on. >> could this change the tide for donald trump? up until this point, he has been down in the polls. he needed something like this to happen. how much can this change what happens on election day? >> well, i do think it's causing people -- i hear from folks when i'm out traveling. they'll say, you know, i don't really like donald trump. there's a lot of things that trouble me. but my golly, i can't vote for hillary clinton. the corruption, the subterfuge all the things out there that say we can't trust her, she's

not dependable. people will realize, if you think the system is rigged and it is, if you think there are two sets of rules for the very small group of elitists who run the country and the rest of us who would be run over by this country if we did anything like that, if you're sick of that, you better vote for trump. if you vote for hillary, she and her elitist pals will protect themselves and destroy the rest of america. folks, this is pretty serious stuff when our jobs, people's mortgages are in foreclosure. look at all the issues we face. the one group of people who have been protected through it all are the folks in the upper circle that hillary represents. she calls the rest of us, deplorable, ir redeemable. she shows contempts for catholics, working class people even for the students thinking they're doing the country a favor by voting for her. she says they're dumb. this is why people are, i hope, waking up to reality nine days before this election.

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he joins us to weigh in on all of this. congressman, great to see you. >> good morning, tucker. is this a big deal? the front-runner in the presidential race under criminal investigation by the justice department. should we ignore it? >> it's not going to be ignored, obviously. what bothers me, tucker, is that the fbi has said and i'm quoting, they don't know the significance of these e-mails. >> right. >> but the very release of them, that there are ree-mails, makes it extraordinarily significant. the fbi doesn't have a right to stuff the ballot box. if hillary clinton did something wrong, they can take it up after the election. i don't cliek like the closeness in the election where they can put a bigfoot in and change the outcome. i object to it. >> i don't think it's a crazy point. on the other hand, don't we as -- they came across something that triggered an investigation. that's a judgment they make every dave about many different

citizens. >> wait a minute. >> hold it. don't we as voters have a right to know they're initiating a new criminal investigation into someone we might vote for. don't you want to know that? >> sure, i want the information. if they bring it all out, great. they've not done that. they say it might be important, they might not be. the fact that you're bringing it forward gives the american people the impression that it is important. >> right. >> who wrote this script, it wasn't thomas jefferson. >> there was a piece filed last night that said the fbi hasn't seen the e-mails because the d.o.j., loretta lynch, who is very political, i think we agree, hasn't given them permission to look the e-mails. how can they assess if the obama justice department oent won't let them. >> that's what comey, ought to be saying that then.

we want to release this, the justice department won't let us. i just want to go back to something here x tucker. i don't want the fbi stuffing the ballot box in any american election. the people are voting right now. i am not an aplogist for hillary clinton. anybody who is watching this show or watched fox the last couple of years, will know that's the last thing anybody would say about me. this is not fair the way it's being handled. yes, she's under suspicion. yes, there's a trust factor. if we start to sanction the fbi vetting our presidential candidates a week before the election, we are in trouble in america. >> but the fbi is tasked with spopding to information that comes to it attention. and they should be responding to all information the same regardless of whether it's a presidential candidate or you, me or anybody else. here's what we do know. in june, huma abedin testified under oath that she had accounted for all the devices

that might whoeld hold e-mails that she sent or received from hillary clton. apparently she didn't mention this laptop at the center of the story. that seems like a violation under oath. >> you know what, who knows? i mean, could it be? i don't know. but i will tell you this. hillary clinton, donald trump are the two major presidential candidates. if donald trump was under this kind of an attract, i'd be raising the same concerns. it's too close to the lebs and if something is found out, hey, there's constitutional remedies for anyone who becomes president who violated the law. as a matter of fact, you can considerate penalty greater after election and since the fbi hasn't release any content what do we know about this except that it adds to the suspicion >> congressman dennis kucinich of ohio. great to see you. the e-mail bombshell may not

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welcome back. quick headlines for you. the suspect caught on video taking a pick ax to donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star could spend three years in prison. james otis, heir to the otis elevator fortune was released on $20,000 bail last week oochlt. hillary clinton's inner circle apparently agrees with what trump has been saying for months. >> what a butte day. >> she's got bad instincts, look

at the mess she got us into with syria, everything she touches. >> the latest batch of wikileaks e-mails top adviser says sometimes hrc and wjc have the worst judgment. over to you, abby. >> thank you, clayton. so of the senate seats up for election, democrats need just four or five seats to take the senate majority. currently, there are six states where polling shows the race is neck and neck. will the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails change any that of? here to comment is ian pryor, the communications director for american crossroads. thanks for being here. >> good morning, abby. >> first, the news breaking 11 days before the election. we're now nine days before the election, could impact the general election. but is it big enough to impact the local races where, as i mentioned, a number of them are

neck and neck right now. >> absolutely. like you said, there were six senate races that are essentially neck and neck. some are within the margin of error. you add wisconsin which recently come back online, which democrats thought was a gimme and they're forced to spend money there. what you have in these races, most of the candidates have been running ahead of donald trump for real the whole race. whereas most of them hiding mipd hillary clinton. when trump goes down, we get to a high race. when hillary goes down in the people, the republicans rise and show up a lead somewhat. we also saw it during her health scare. i would not be surprised if there's polling done over the weekend and you'll see some of the incumbents open up a little bit of a lead on the components that. would ult maley help him --

north carolina the big one. neck and neck. that's going to happen here? >> that's an interesting race. you also have a competitive governor's race in north carolina. one thing we've been seeing in polling, debra ross, the attacks on her are starting to take hold. she was the former director of the aclu. the big hit on her is she opposed making public the sex offender registry. she has a flag burning problem while refuse to stand up for a veteran who flew the flag. her numbers are going down and richard burr is starting to pull back ahead in that race. this is only going to help him. >> then you have evan buy who had quite a lead over todd young there. now it's looking like it's getting closer. >> that's interesting. right when they recruited evan bayh to get back in the senate, he was up 20 points.

the trajectory has gone opposite of evan bayh. that race is tied and some polls show todd young, a former marine thaek the lead there. >> obviously, harry reid and -- this one is very tight. everyone is watching this one. what is going to happen do you think? >> joe heck is a dream candidate. he's a surgeon. he's a brigadier general. he's a combat veteran. he's running against catherine cortez masto. sun that was political as attorney general. she's harry reid's hand picked candidate. a lot of people don't like harry reid and they don't want him to pick the senator to continue the legacy. heck mass been in the lead in most public polling for the past several months. again, this is something where catherine cortez masto latched herself to hillary clinton.

there's no escape now. >> ian pryor, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much. huma abedin in hiding after the fbi reopened their e-mail investigation. how did her e-mails get on anthony weiner's laptop? she has no idea. judge napolitano is on deck to react to that. >> we have a jam-packed show. reince priebus, bill richardson and kelly an con kay, trump's campaign manager.

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ask your dermatologist about otezla today. otezla. show more of you. nine days. down to single digits. unbelievable. >> two years ago this started. holy smokes. >> someone took the drama dial and put it to 11. >> to help us make sense of it, we bring in judge andrew napolitano. the clearest thinker. >> that's generous of you guys on a sunday morning. >> we're hearing amazing stuff. on yahoo news there was something saying the fbi can't read the e-mails because there's no go ahead. this sounds remarkable to me. >> it is remarkable. one of the other reasons that the fbi can't read some of the

e-mails is because, apparently, they're a level of classification that is of national secrets, exceeds the security clearance of the fbi agents who are doing the investigation. now, i've taken a back seat to no one in criticizing mrs. clinton's criminal behavior and and i've argued for months that she ought to have been indicted for obstruction of justice, espionage for failure to keep state secrets secure and tampering with evidence. but this type of a progress report, public progress report in the middle of an election ten days before an election, by an fbi director who hasn't seen this stuff himself, is highly irregular and is the reason for a justice department regulation which prohibits progress reports about people running for office within 90 days of election day.

having said that, it appears that the behavior here is truly bizarre. it appears that huma abedin self-forwarded from her clinton account and from her state department account to her g-mail account which she shared with her husband, about 10,000 e-mails. many of which contain state secrets. this is a very, very, very serious matter. but it seems to focus on huma abedin and not on hillary clinton. >> this is remarkable, though. let's unpack that a little further. you're saying toesh -- loretta lynch has not given the authority to the fbi to read the e-mails. not giving the warrant for them to read the e-mails. they've collected them, sitting there and not able to go through them. ho is to blame here? is anyone to blame? loretta lynch. james comey. are they both wrong.

>> if the fbi is sitting on something that's potentially leading to criminal behavior, they need the access. on the other hand, if james comey is going to violate long-standing well-established universally regarded justice department policy against making public progress reports in criminal investigations, then he's wrong as well. again, you guys know my opinion of hillary clinton's criminal behavior. but she has the same constitutional rights as everybody else. it's impossible for her to defend against something when she doesn't know what it is and that's the reason for the prohibition on these progress reports. >> i agree with what you're saying. isn't the solution to find out what it is and the fbi can't do that if. >> yes. that's why i -- >> that's why i'm critical of both director comey and attorney general lynch. look, attorney general lynch's

hands are profoundly unclean. >> that's what i was going to ask you about, judge. here is someone, a trained person, loretta lynch. telling him how to handle the situation. this is the same one on the same plane with bill clinton while they were investigating mrs. clinton. >> she refused herself. this is a sad commentary on the obama justice department that these types of conflicts and ethical improprieties occur at the highest level. whatever bill clinton and loretta lynch talked about on that tarmac, it was absolutely outrageous and in my view an obstruction of justice. whether it was a coincidence or staged. i happen to believe it was staged. this calls for an independent prosecutor to examine. i am pab between now and

election day. has no idea where the e-mails came from or how they were found. how is that possible? i think people who are hearsay i pretty much know what's on my computer. >> especially if you forward them to yourself. >> you know, i can't explain or justify her statement. but it is pretty clear that she did forward these -- it's about 10,000 from sources that have revealed some of these things to fox news. the fbi has them. they can't look at them. that's all the reason this should have been kept under wraps until after election day. >> further, the curby relationship has come under -- between google and the white house the past number of years. if she's forwarding them to herself on a g-mail account, that's also perhaps troubling. >> well, look, if she's forwarding classified material, clayton, to herself, that's a crime right there. you know, she had, i doubt she

still has it. she had a top security clearance when she was the number one assistants when hillary was secretary of state. she was able to look at those things but not -- that is a secret or top secret e-mail. but she was not able to send it to a laptop shared with her husband. not able to send them to a laptop shared with anyone. she's not able to take those things home and read them at night. all of that is what we call espionage, which is the original allegation against mrs. clinton. "the failure to safeguard state secrets given to you in your official government capacity." >> to anthony weiner of all people. >> this you can't make up. >> you can't make it up. see you tomorrow. thanks, judge. we have other headlines to get to. starting with a sad one. the mourning of a police sergeant caught in the line of

duty dies from surgery complications. >> our community is determined, our families, our friends are hurting. >> heartbreaking. allen grant, a veteran cop in alaska was responding to a report of gunfire two weeks ago and a spishts man started shooting at him. the gunman took off in his police cruiser. the suspect was later arrested. a disabled war veteran humiliated by an airline because of her service dog is -- she turned away from boarding an flight along with j low. to pay $125 to store as cargo. lisa is now suing that airline. more proof that nfl ratings are tanking now because of the national anthem protests.

ratings are down 12% this season. a new survey out of seton hall finding more of half of fans are saying it's because of kaepernick's kneeling. he's been kneeling because of what he calls racial injustice in the ut. katy perry getting into halloween there. showing her support for hillary clinton by dressing up, well, as hillary clinton. her entourage dressed as bill clinton and secret service agents. what about donald trump? that's perry's boyfriend, orlando bloom disguised as donald trump donning an orange wig and mask with the great america great again hat. we want to see your halloween costumes. e-mail your costumes. >> no costume too weird. >> not around here anyway. >> we'll be dressing up later in the show too. >> hello. >> happy halloween everybody. thanks for coming. >> hi there. >> this is the one time of year

where i don't have to dress up. let's look at the map and see where we should see spooky weather across the country. a kos the upper midwest, that's a cold front. 53 in chicago, could bring showers and thunderstorms. we have a system across the west bringing inclement weather. november heat is going to be 82 degrees in oklahoma city on tuesday. st. louis 84 on tuesday. what happened here? >> this is unprecedentunprecede. we could break highs. calling it a heat wave. across the west, we'll be dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms and some mountain snow. i can't wait for our halloween parade later on today, guys. happy halloween! >> happy halloween. >> we just love janice dean. >> you're the most enthusiastic sell bray tore of everything. >> we had snags aldo nut day. donald trump taking full

advantage of hillary's e-mail crisis and he trashs her policies on the campaign trail. >>-elect me and we'll stop the premium hikes for good. we'll stop the madness of obamacare. >> john roberts is following the trump response. he's next. plus, we're in the halloween spirit here on "fox and friends." the top costume of the year has just been rerevealed. we'll let you know. coming right up. psh psh lunch is ready! campbell's spider-man soups. made for real, real life. thanks mom

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the average american is expected to spend this halloween. that's on things like candy, costumes and decorations. finally, $3.1 billion. that's how much americans are dropping on halloween costumes this year. that is according to the. i saw a lot of captain americas and batmans. taking full -- taking her to task from her e-mails to obama care. john roberts has been following the trump campaign for an awful long time in vegas. of course, they are. >> good morning, john. >> reporter: seems like an awfully long time. good morning to you tucker, abby and clayton. we're getting our first indication this morning the effect that this new fbi investigation is having on the race. take a look at this. it's the latest abc news "washington post" tracking poll.

it now has the candidates separated by a single point. hillary clinton leads 46-45. don't forget, just a week ago, that number was 50-38 in hillary clinton's favor. now the tracking poll found that 6 in 10 responding saying the fbi case does not make a difference to their vote. but 3 in 10, fully 30% say that it does. so there's a possibility here that hillary clinton could lose a small percentage of the vote because of this and in a race this close, that's absolutely significant. as for donald trump, he has a big rally at the venetian behind me. the casino magnet, a big storer of trump. he was on the trail yesterday in colorado and in arizona where he was hammering the attorney general, loretta lynch for trying to strong arm the fbi director from sending the letter. >> but now the evidence, as i would imagine, is so

overwhelming, despite that, the attorney general didn't want anything to happen to hillary. folks, we're living in a third world country. this has never happened before. this is the lowest point in the history of our country. >> we should point out, too, that before he got to the attack on hillary clinton and loretta lynch, donald trump was talking about policy and specifically obamacare. across the country, people using obamacare are facing double digit rate hikes and in arizona, where he was last night, the situation is particularly critical. lis ep to what trump said about it in phoenix. >> it's just been announced that the citizens of arizona are going to experience congratulations, a 116% increase in their obamacare premiums. >> elect me and we will stop the premium hikes for good.

we will stop the madness of obamacare. it will be repealed and replaced. >> reporter: in addition to the rally going back to colorado, then on to new mexico, and tomorrow he's going to be in michigan, where the trump campaign says internal polls show the race close, about three points, so they are going to see if they can make some inroads with a rally in grand rapids. tucker? >> gerald ford. >> and abby. >> thank you, john. it is late there, or early. >> early. john's been up all night in vegas, but they don't have clocks, so he doesn't know what time it is. rnc chair reince priebus, martin o'malley, bill, kellyanne conway, all here live. >> first, if trump is to win the white house, many say he must win the tar heel state, so can he do it? he's down in nearly every poll there now. congresswoman renee elmers is on

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welcome back. nearly 19 million americans have casted their ballots. pollsters say more democrats have made their pick in north carolina. with so many votes cast before this fbi announcement, what can donald trump do to make sure more people side with him on november 8th? joining me now is north carolina congresswoman renee ellmers. can donald trump do anything to turn the tide in the tar heel state? he's down about 2.5 points in the real clear average politics average of polls this morning. >> oh, absolutely.

there again, obamacare is really the issue right now for north carolinians. you know, there are north carolinians who are opening their mailbox and getting their new premium increases for 2017, they are going up anywhere from 25% to 40% in north carolina. i've spoken to three individuals this week who were either undecided or voting for hillary clinton. they are now voting for donald trump. >> how did undecideds move in the last days of the 2012 race? we said earlier at the top of this segment that six in ten in north carolina voted early. how did those late movers go in 2012? >> well, you know, the independents are growing in north carolina by far, and they did side with mitt romney. we were the swing state that actually went from barack obama to mitt romney in 2012. so that was a very good thing. i think you're going to see more of the undecideds and now with the new fbi situation and the investigation being continued, i think that's speaking to a lot of north carolinians, as well. >> also the reverberation on the

down ballot candidates. congresswoman, where do you see that playing out for those maybe not at the top of the ticket? >> certainly, we have our issues in north carolina and the down ballot tickets are being affected. i believe more towards the issues in north carolina. but at this point right now, you know, our governor pat mccrory is doing very well. senator burr is doing very well. i feel we will definitely maintain those seats and maintain the republican house and senate in north carolina in the general assembly. >> many pollsters saying, look, donald trump has to win north carolina or he loses this thing. is he spending enough time there, is he doing enough there? >> he is in north carolina, as is mike pence. in fact, mike pence was there for a couple of days and i know he's, you know, heading to some other areas, but, you know, they are spending the time, they are doing what is necessary, and let me tell you, they are going to places -- they are not just going to raleigh and charlotte, north carolina, they are going to keenansville and places that

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tried to silence the fbi to keep a lid on the e-mail scandal, but no, it wasn't political, rest assured. and donald trump rallies in the polls and tells his voters, watch out. >> we have one ultimate chance on hillary's corruption, and that is the power of voting november 8th. >> with nine days to go, can you believe it? we're here. into single digits. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. >> what a ride it has been. the last two years we are now, as you said, clayton, in the single digits. we have a huge hour ahead with some great guests, including reince priebus, martin o'malley, peter king, and kellyanne conway. nice fair and balanced group of guests coming up.

>> improve that show, i dare you, you can't. as we said, only nine days until the election, hillary clinton is doubling down against the fbi and the renewed e-mail probe of her. >> democratic nominee trying to take down director james comey. >> live for us in miami covering the clinton campaign, mike, good morning. >> advisers have tried to turn up the pressure on fbi director james comey on the clinton e-mail probe in the final days of this campaign. >> i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. if you're like me, you probably have a few questions about it. it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election.

in fact, it's not just strange, it's unprecedented and it is deeply troubling. >> clinton was much tougher on the fbi director in daytona beach, florida. initially clinton and her advisers called on comey to release more information to the public on the e-mail probe. the nominee also blasted her opponent, donald trump. >> of course, donald trump is already making up lies about this. he is doing his best to confuse, mislead, and discourage the american people. >> clinton was in much better spirits last night with singer jennifer lopez and her ex-husband marc anthony headlining a concert. they are trying to drive latino voter turnout in the critical swing state of florida. huma abedin, clinton's closest

aide, is not on the trip to florida. she stayed behind in new york after her e-mails reignited the clinton e-mail probe. "the washington post" is reporting abedin is telling those around her that she does not have any idea exactly how thousands of her e-mails ended up on a laptop that she considered to be her estranged husband's computer. abby, tucker, clayton? >> good to see you. >> we want to bring in rnc chair reince priebus now to respond to that and talk about the day's news. mr. chairman, nice to see you, i want your response first of all out of huma abedin saying i have no idea how e-mails would have gotten on this computer. >> well, good morning, everyone. thanks for having me on. first of all, she signed a separation agreement with the department of state that we put out yesterday where she attested under penalty and perjury that every device that she used during her time with the secretary of state was turned

over to the department of state. obviously, that wasn't done. that's one piece of the puzzle that people aren't talking a lot about. secondly, this is just a continuation of corruption into hillary clinton. i know this is, obviously, bad news for her and the election is coming up, but just where this election was before this happened was that things were tightening already with clinton inc., the scandals catching up with hillary clinton, the collusion between the foundation and the secretary of state and bill clinton and his speaking fees. all of that was bubbling up. then on friday this hit. look, she's corrupt, and the fruits of her work are finding her out. >> well, democrats are up in arms about this, as you've been listening to over the past days saying james comey, you can't just come out and give us no information here just 11 days

before the election. they are saying he needs to be prosecuted. interesting, just a few months ago they were having a love affair with james comey. >> yeah, we were just before this interview, i was looking over all of the public statements made by hillary clinton and her campaign, top democrats, surrogates about james comey. look, i believe she should have been charged three months ago, so my opinion hasn't changed. she should have been charged three months ago. the director laid out a prima fascia case for gross negligence under the statute, laid it out, didn't charge her, loretta lynch sat in the tarmac for 39 minutes before that. here's the issue for james comey. he a few months ago went before congress and said the case was clo closed. in the case of anthony weiner he had to tell the committee that

he already told under oath the case was closed to tell them wait a second this isn't closed and we found material that's pertinent to the case. they would not have reopened the case if they hadn't found something serious to back pedal and inform the committee about. >> appears to be the position of democrats. >> right. maybe that's what they think, but under the statute, and i understand that constitutional lawyers argue about this, but if you just look at the language of the statute, i don't know if you've looked at it, but it actually says that if you violated this statute, either intentionally or through gross negligence, one of the penalties is you're not eligible to hold public office. that's what the statute says. now, you can argue the constitution can't lay different burdens, but the actual statute says if you give away state secrets and you act recklessly or through gross negligence, you cannot even hold federal office. you know, this is a serious

situation that the american people need to consider when going into the ballot box and deciding whether they want to put a person in office that could be indicted for criminal conduct. >> we had judge napolitano on the show earlier, not sure if you caught the interview, he seemed torn about this. one of his concerns was, the policy of the doj is within 90 days, you don't release public policy or progress reports that could influence the election, so he thought that attorney general loretta lynch was honoring that commitment, but then, of course, many others are calling for her removal and saying she's not fit to serve. where do you stand on attorney general loretta lynch this morning? >> i think she compromised herself when she sat on that airplane with bill clinton for 39 minutes. she could either recuse herself, she could put someone else in charge of handling the decisions on this particular project. she's been in and out of this

thing inappropriately the entire time, but i think it all comes back to hillary clinton. it comes back to her corrupt behavior. comes back to everything her touching as secretary of state had turned to mud, whether it was russia, syria, iraq, benghazi, her e-mails. i mean, everything about it. i don't even understand how a person like general cartwright and general petraeus, their careers are over, their reputations have been permanently soiled, and here we have a person that wants to run -- actually, wants to be president of the united states and it's nine days from now. it's an unbelievable, this thing that's gone on here. >> so you play this one out, reince, not sure how long this is going to take or if we'll hear from james comey between now and election day, but say hillary clinton wins this thing and this investigation keeps going on and donald trump says i'm not going to step away until we know the results. are you going to stand by the nominee, stand by trump in that decision? >> i don't know about that.

listen, this is a hypothetical. we expect to win on tuesday, so that's the hypothetical we're operating under and we're doing well on early and absentee ballot voting. obviously, you saw the abc poll went from 12 points down, now one point down. by the way, that poll today they are talking about with donald trump one point down, that concluded prior to this bomb shell going off on friday. so i would suspect the next poll you'll see him up. i think that this sort of came to roost at a time when the american people needed to be reminded of the corruption of hillary clinton. and for republicans, i'll just speak to them right now, this is another reminder as far as what the choice is here in this election. i think for those reluctant republicans, this is exactly what they needed to see to be reminded of what hillary clinton is all about and what you're going to get with a hillary clinton presidency. >> so you've got to think if

those polls moved ten points in trump's favor in a week before this latest bomb shell, maybe obamacare played a role, the fact that the president's signature policy initiative is blowing up right in front of us. >> well, that's a good point. that's kind of -- you did a nicer job than i did, because i was trying to point that out earlier, which is these polls were tightening before this ever happened. i mean, between -- sort of seems like last year, but it was just a few days ago we were talking about bill clinton inc. and obamacare and all of the issues surrounding hillary clinton. and so that tightening was happening anyway. this hit, and this is a race that is really something that i think we're going to win next tuesday, and i'm excited about it, but i'm not excited about the fact hillary clinton has been getting away with this for years and the fact she somehow managed to manipulate the democrat party through super delegates and all the rest, and

here we are on the brink of an election and one of the choices is someone who gave away our most precious national secrets. and here we are. and they are blaming the fbi director for the fact that they misplaced and were reckless with top secret information. it's unbelievable. >> reince priebus, chairman of the republican national committee, joining us live this morning. thanks a lot. >> thank you. coming up here on the show, democrats are calling for james comey to resign after he reopened hillary's e-mail investigation. but shouldn't it be loretta lynch whose job is on the line? and what about her secret meeting with bill clinton? judicial watch's tom fenton is on that story next. plus, are democrats in panic mode now? we're going to talk to former presidential candidate martin o'malley about that next.

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now it's reported that the department of justice is fighting with the fbi. that's that's because the department of justice is trying their hardest to protect the criminal activity of hillary clinton. >> well, donald trump is sounding off on the inherent rift between attorney general loretta lynch and fbi director james comey all over hillary's e-mail investigation. >> lynch reportedly tried to squash comey's announcement he's reopening the case. is this a pro clinton agenda, and if it is, can she still be trusted as our nation's top cop? we want to ask the president of judicial watch. >> thanks for having me. >> here you have a situation where loretta lynch was trying to tell james comey not to come out with this, not to talk to

congress, but this is also the same person who months ago during the original investigation into hillary's e-mails was meeting on the tarmac with hillary's husband bill clinton. is she in the position to give advice here? >> yeah, i mean, supposedly there are rules out there that prohibit or guidelines really that direct the justice department and the fbi not to interfere in elections. of course, the whole investigation took place during election season, so all that's really out the window, and there are also guidelines related to the appearance and conflicts of interest, which as you point out, ms. lynch violated in an egregious way by meeting with the spouse and potential witness and subject of an investigation, bill clinton, just a few days before hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi. none of this would be a controversy if mr. comey and loretta lynch had done an honest, thorough investigation from the get go. the fact that these abedin e-mails are out there, it's not a state secret.

she testified about e-mails being on her internet devices or her computers and laptops and such to judicial watch. we knew there was classified information on these systems. why didn't the fbi ask for this material to begin with? why didn't the department of justice conduct a thorough investigation? everything the fbi is being criticized for in terms of failing to follow up, it's also the responsibility of the department of justice to do this basic investigation, and then on top of that you have president obama interfering in the investigation by suggesting hillary clinton did nothing wrong, and your listeners and viewers may not know this, but when we're in court arguing about the clinton e-mail issues and the freedom of information act, justice department lawyers from the beginning have come in and said hillary clinton did nothing wrong. i tell you, if there's a conflict of interest, it's in the fbi and the justice department, and, of course, it's all been affected by president obama's interventions. >> right. and yet these e-mails are hanging out there, right? we don't know the contents of these e-mails.

james comey says we have these e-mails but we can't read them because the doj won't let us read them. will this go away if huma abedin came out and said you know what, in full transparency mode, read every one of them right now, nine days before the election, can that happen? >> reading them is a complicated matter. if there's classified information, they need to figure out whether it's classified and various agencies need to have a say whether it's classified or not. it's going to be months before they get through this process, and, you know, this issue is not going away, no matter what happens on election day, and the question is, how is the process going to proceed? is it going to proceed under the conflicted fbi and justice department, or are we going to have a special counsel, which brings an element of independence in it and fresh set of eyes that justice is being fairly administered. >> do you expect james comey to come out between now and election day? obviously, there's a lot of pressure to give more

information, or he may not even have the info to speak out, but do you expect to hear from him? >> maybe we'll get a few more pieces of information about when he found out this material, when the fbi found it. none of this looks good. this is material out there for a while, at least there's been enough information to warrant them asking and getting material from abedin, at least all of her e-mails. i don't understand why this was not done a year and a half ago. >> right. tom fitton, president of judicial watch, fighting the good fight, thank you. coming up here on the show, polls are now this close, but pollsters missing millions of trump supporters who never voted before. our next guest calls it a phenomenon the experts are totally missing. plus, you'll want to stick around, martin o'malley, bill richardson, and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway all joining us live. stay with us.

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>> just a week and two days before the election and more than 15 million people have already voted. >> and a record in texas where turnout apparently is up 50% from even the last presidential election. >> our next guest says that in texas many are not coming out for hillary clinton. he is the texas agriculture commissioner sid miller and joins us now to explain. mr. miller, thanks for coming on this morning. >> love your hat. >> good morning. >> typically early voting helps democrats. that's the cliche anyway, but you're saying it's different in texas. why do you say that? >> we've had a huge turnout in texas. we're up, like you said, 150%.

just the first week of early voting had already a million people vote. last election it was over 600,000, so they are turning out. i don't think it's bernie supporters that are excited about coming out for hillary. i don't think it's barack obama supporters coming out for hillary. i think it's the untapped masses out there that have never registered to vote, or if they have, it's been eight or ten elections, and they are not in the polls. the polls are wrong. they are oversampling democrats from 8% to 16%. they are oversampling women 5% to 8%. they are undersampling republicans, but there's 20 to 25% of the electorate that have never voted before and these are all donald trump fans. there's really not anybody in texas that's in the middle of the road. we have a saying here the only thing you find in texas in the middle of the road is yellow stripes and dead armadillos, so they are coming out for trump. >> this has been such a divisive

election and two candidates with some of the highest unfavorables maybe we've ever seen. i've heard from a lot of folks who say i support donald trump, but never tell anyone that publicly. i'll privately go in the voting booth and put down his name. do you think there's something real going on around the country where we may see more support for trump because people aren't willing to publicly admit they are supporting him? >> i think there's some of that. i think some of the established republicans, the, you know, the grassroots people, are a little reluctant because of, you know, he's different. he's not establishment. he's not a typical politician. as a matter of fact, he's not even a politician. he's out there, he wants to change everything. i think people are hungry for that. i think they want somebody that will drain a swamp, that will clean out washington, d.c., and have a fresh approach. someone that's not beholding to special interests and the lobbyists and wall street. someone that the establishment doesn't own.

i think the american people are ready for that. >> has the republican party of texas and/or the trump campaign been facilitating early voting? has the get out the vote operation been successful, do you think? >> you know, we've been doing some of that. it's nothing unusual about it, nothing extraordinary. i've been through several elections down here, so it's a typical get out the vote effort. we're doing that. i've traveled the state with, you know, the victory team and we're encouraging that. but it's not that. it's the donald trump phenomenon. it's going to be a good election here in texas. it's not close. i know what the polls say, but donald trump will win by double digits here in texas. there's nothing more, you know, i guess tomorrow's halloween. there's nothing more haunting than the thought of hillary in the white house. us down here in texas just can't stand the thought of that. >> we'll see what happens. texas is a big state. sid miller, thanks for being

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the fbi is reopening their investigation. this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at last will be beautifully delivered. hillary has nobody but herself to blame for her mounting legal difficulties. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional, and purposeful. hillary set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure. >> donald trump, of course, on the campaign trail in arizona, responding to the biggest story of the moment, the fbi's announcement it is resuming a criminal investigation of hillary clinton. here to respond this morning, martin o'malley, former governor of maryland and former

democratic presidential candidate. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, tucker, good to be with you. >> democrats say, some republicans say, too, the director's announcement two days ago added confusion to the presidential race. i don't think that's a crazy thing to say. wouldn't one way to resolve it be huma abedin giving permission to the fbi to read her e-mail, they wouldn't need a warrant then, and the fbi could assess and explain what was going on? wouldn't that calm the election and answer the questions you, yourself, phrased about this investigation? why won't she do that? >> yeah, well maybe, but the fbi has -- always has a very deliberate approach, to put it kindly to these sorts of things. i believe and having read director comey's letter, what he said is he's going back and he's going to be looking at e-mails on that server. what he also says is he doesn't know whether any of them is even significant. so i believe that, you know, i just heard mr. trump talk about the greatest scandal since

watergate. the greatest scandal since watergate is donald trump's russian allies breaking into the democratic party headquarters and their e-mails. that's the biggest scandal since watergate. it's not a talking point. >> the fbi doesn't know whether the e-mails indicate wrong doing. >> right, correct. >> they can't because the justice department is not allowing them to read the e-mails, so why wouldn't huma abedin -- this is a sincere question, read my e-mails, tell the public, end the speculation. we could do that today. why won't she? >> i don't know, maybe she will, but this is what i know. i know the fbi looked at the so-called e-mail scandal for over a year. tucker, they interviewed ms. abedin, they knew fully well where various e-mail servers where. they went through this investigation, and they concluded there wasn't anything actionable there, and that all happened a few months ago.

i think this is unprecedented that an fbi director in the middle of the decision window for the american voters would put out this thing. i mean, perhaps he thought it was an abundance of openness and transparency. hey, i'm all for that, but don't do a letter that says, hey, i'm looking at this with openness and transparency, and by the way, i don't really know if there's anything here, but i'm going to let you know i'm looking at it ten days before the election. that's outrageous. that's never happened before. >> here's what else has never happened, no party has nominated a candidate under investigation. hillary clinton was under investigation from july of 2015 to july of 2016. you ran against her during that time. she lied about the existence of the server and e-mails. i don't remember you mentioning that on stage in your debates with her. why didn't you, and don't you wish you had now? >> no, we actually talked about this during the debate. you might be confusing me with mr. sanders. i said that the fbi -- i said

that the fbi was looking at this and the fbi would make its conclusion, and indeed they did. i never said, as senator sanders said, they shouldn't look at this. i said they should. and, in fact, they did. and they concluded there wasn't anything there. i think the bigger issues in this race have to do with -- >> that's not at all what the director said. >> they concluded there wasn't anything actionable there, tucker. look, i was a lawyer, perhaps you were, as well. what they concluded was they couldn't make a case. they could not find any criminal intent. they could not find any examples of classified material that was willfully released. that's what they concluded. >> no, that's not what they concluded and not to relitigate this, but he went on to say we're not bringing charges. anyone else who did this would be in a heap of trouble. i'm wondering if maybe the principle of equal treatment under the law isn't worth presoeving here. are you bothered, for example, the attorney general of the united states met with the

subject of the investigation's husband for close to an hour in secret during the investigation? why did no democrats stand up and say, wait a second, you can't do that. i don't remember you standing on principle at that moment. why? >> well, look, i think that -- i think that meeting was something that in retrospect president clinton wishes he had not done, but president clinton isn't running for president. >> that was the attorney general of the united states that met with him. i wonder why nobody stood up and said that's not wrong. if it's not corruption, it gives the appearance of corruption. everyone's full of principle now and standing on it, but where were you then? that was an appalling, appalling moment, no? >> look, in the campaign and in politics there's all sorts of things that give rise to perceptions. we're all concerned about perceptions. i'm very concerned about the fact that donald trump from get go and even in the debate said if he were to win this election he would jail his opponent. that's some ten-horn dictator stuff, the likes of which we're

not accustomed to seeing in our country's election. more appalling is the republicans would nominate this fringe third party fascist candidate. >> come on -- >> 12 complaints from women of sexual assault. i'll give you an adult answer, tucker, here's an adult answer. >> fine, he's a fascist, whatever, but you're not responding to the question. >> that doesn't concern you, tucker? that doesn't concern you, that this is a man who calls for religious i.d. cards in america? >> the front-runner in this race is under criminal investigation by the fbi and your position appears to be -- >> no, she's not, tucker. >> actually, the director of the fbi just announced -- i don't know where you've been the past two days. >> i've been in colorado, california, and i'm going to pennsylvania, and i don't have one voter saying to me, wow, this e-mail stuff is really going to change my mind. this stuff has been so -- >> i'm asking you if you think

she is culpable for that in any way or is it the fault of the russians, fascist trump, does she bear any responsibility for that at all, or is it always someone else's fault, simple question. >> no, she's admitted herself in retrospect she wishes she had not set up the other server. she's said that again and again and again. i don't believe when director comey says he's going back to look at this other server that anthony weiner had, i don't believe that amounts to the fact that hillary clinton is under criminal investigation again. that's what donald trump the fascist says. >> what is it again? if the fbi director says we're investigating her in a criminal matter, isn't that a criminal investigation? why is that inaccurate? >> what he said is he's going back to look at the server. that's what he has said. >> the server is the subject of the criminal investigation, is that your position? >> no, that's his because of the anthony weiner criminal behavior, potentially, whatever

the picture of it. >> i get it you have a different position than me, but let's not patronize each other by speaking in euphemisms. let's establish factually she's under criminal investigation. >> i'm not aware i've used a euphemism, tucker. >> she's under criminal investigation. if we can't concede that, it's hard to have a conversation if you won't acknowledge reality. she's under criminal investigation by the fbi, correct? >> no, i don't believe that is correct, tucker. i believe what's happened is in that investigation, director comey has said, ten days before the election, he's going to go back and take another look at that server. that does not mean that director comey has decided, boy, there's something actionable. in fact, to the contrary, he's said he has no idea what's in those e-mails and neither do you, tucker. >> you have just conceded it's an investigation being carried out by the fbi, not a civil investigation, a criminal investigation, and you won't concede she's the subject of it. you said instead it's the

server. do you think that server would do hard time, perhaps the death penalty? this is crazy talk. >> what i'm saying, is -- no, tucker, the investigation has to do with anthony weiner and the horrible things that anthony weiner apparently has an obsession with doing online. so he has gone back to look at that server to see if there's any connection, and he has admitted he doesn't know whether there are any e-mails there that are connected to this or not. that's what he's admitted and that's what you, my friend, glossed over. >> i think you'd be more credible if you would just admit the obvious, and the obvious point is weiner is under criminal investigation, so is hillary. you think she's innocent, fine. the terms are important. martin o'malley, great to see you this morning. >> thank you, good to see you, tucker. >> we just heard from martin o'malley of maryland and now we've got a trump supporter joining us next. peter king of new york here to react.

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welcome back to "fox and friends" on this sunday morning. we want to bring in congressman peter king of new york, who's a trump supporter. you just watched tucker's exchange there with former presidential candidate martin o'malley, who says, look, hillary clinton is not under investigation. this has not been reopened. it's simply looking at huma abedin's server. do you buy that? >> not at all. if she wasn't under investigation, she wouldn't be yelling so loud and democrats wouldn't be yelling so much. this is a reinvestigation of hillary clinton. why they are denying that, that's one more lie. >> couple democrats said look, i want to be clear, this is not a reopening of the investigation, they are simply examining e-mails, the fbi is not even allowed to look at them yet, loretta lynch is saying, the doj saying, we're not giving you a warrant to examine these yet, so hillary clinton, this is not a reopening of the investigation. >> then why are they so exciteds

over, now he's informing the ranking members of congress he's starting again. this is crazy playing this game they want to play. that adds to a coverup. >> hillary clinton has called for a look at the e-mails. look, we want to see the contents of this. we want to put it out there, we want to be transparent, we should see this, release all of this. she knows full well you can't do that. there are a number of fbi agents that can't comb through e-mails that could intentionally be classified. right? >> she and huma could have done this 18 months ago if she wanted to. no, right now, she knows this has to go through a long, detailed process. also they can be more than just e-mails themselves involved. for instance, are there e-mails there that huma or secretary clinton said weren't there or didn't exist or didn't inform the fbi of? is there something of the e-mails that's going to contradict the statements they made to the fbi, which in itself would be a crime? this is a criminal

investigation. hillary clinton cannot be telling the fbi director how to run the investigation. there could be sensitive material in the e-mails. >> this is unprecedented. if she gets elected november 8th, what's congress do? >> this is going to be one ongoing investigation. this is going to be investigation by the fbi, it's going to be investigation by various committees in congress, and almost have to in view of this. unless it turns out there's absolutely nothing there, which i would doubt. again, there's more than just e-mails involved in that. it was a full story told, did huma abedin and hillary clinton give a full and honest statement to the fbi about the existence of the e-mails and is there something else there. also the fact this would be a common computer with anthony weiner. let's face it, national sex pervert, fact there could have been sensitive material on the computer that he had access to and god knows who else would have had access to it. >> also the department of justice and the fbi and this trust that the american people have, the justice department is fair and impartial, they are not

looking at democrats or republicans, they are above that. is this undermined? >> i think this whole investigation is undermined now because of the fact first of all you had bill clinton and loretta lynch on the plane, you had the fact that justice department, in effect, allowed james comey back in july to decide whether or not to go ahead with the prosecution, when he said no, loretta lynch said fine, now they are trying to undermine comey and the fact loretta lynch got involved the other day and tried to tell comey not to do this, that to me is a terrible involvement by the justice department. >> go back to james comey's statements in the summer, goes back through the press conference, reading all those things. if that were you or me, what do you think the end of the conversation? we would have been indicted, thrown in jail perhaps. hillary clinton off scot-free, double standard? >> i think there was, and hillary clinton was the one who entered the three debates where james comey was, she was using him as her shield. now they are viciously attacking him, which to me is a height of hiypocris hypocrisy. >> peter king, thanks for

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comey is just doing this to take everybody's attention off of the wikileaks e-mail dump. the wikileaks scandal right now is starting to hurt because it's exposing the fraud and the h

hustling and the kol lugs, the corruption that's going on at the clinton foundation. >> that's rush limbaugh. >> those e-mails from wikileaks reveal bill clinton got rich under the clinton foundation. here with us is peter schweizer. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> you think it's a mistake to separate out these stories, break out the clinton cash machine from the e-mail server. why? >> that's exactly right. people want to say you've got this e-mail scandal and the clinton foundation scandal but the bottom line is why did they set up this private server? why did they need a private means of communication that you could not access through the freedom of information act. the reason is you needed the server to communicate about the flow of money, the pay to play related to the clinton foundation. i don't think you can separate the two.

i think it's all together and part of what i called in the book the clinton blur, their tendency to blur everything together, government service, money making, philanthropy, et cetera. >> you've written the book "clinton cash". you know a lot more than most of us about everything that's gone on with the clintons over the past few years. what do you think is going on behind closed doors right now with hillary clinton and her campaign with this news that broke just 11 days before this election? they did not see this coming, none of us saw this coming. what do you think they're saying behind closed doors right now? >> i think there's a lot of panic. i think there's a lot of finger pointing. if you look at the podesta e-mails and track them, when the e-mail story broke last year there was a lot of complaining by the campaign people, why didn't we know about this, why wasn't this taken care of. the other thing you have to factor in is huma abedin. huma abedin is apparently stepping away from the campaign. she's in isolation. if you look back at the interviews that were done by the

fbi in the original e-mail investigation, there's some very, very stunning quotes there from department of state security personnel who are describing how huma abedin makes an enormous number of decisions related to diplomatic factors and others, and to quote one of the security personnel, they had never seen a secretary of state that dependent on a staff member. so if huma is stepping away from the campaign, you wonder who's going to fill that role for hillary clinton. >> right. ann klein was talking about yesterday, she's never beyond three feet of hillary clinton. >> right. we've seen that in the photos. >> yeah, they're right next to each other arm in arm. so what do you expect -- obviously he reopens or james comey sends this message to congress we're going to be looking into these e-mails. what do you expect to find? does anything stand out to you that you knowing the clintons as well as you do and all of the coverup and all of the mystery and the intrigue surrounding this, what do you expect to see

in these e-mails? >> i think we first of all have to realize that the former assistant fbi director just said recently, there is an ongoing clinton foundation investigation as well. i think what we're going to see in these e-mails, if anybody is expecting an e-mail that says we'll do this if you do that, the clintons just don't roll that way. they're smart lawyers. i do think what we're probably going to find is more classified information and maybe just maybe, remember, the reason the fbi said they couldn't prosecute hillary clinton was because they couldn't prove intentionality. of course that's been in dispute. maybe in these e-mails there is intentionality. >> we'll have to leave it there. always good to see you. we've got a big final hour to come. coming up, bill richardson and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway are both joining us live. and we're going to be dressing up for halloween. that's right, kids, wake the

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now, i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. >> her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. >> we're essentially saying enough is enough when it comes to the fast and loose ethics of the clintons, aren't we? sounds like the department of justice is starting to feel that way too. >> the american people are about to have a candidate who's clearly going to be under

criminal investigation for the entire first and second year of her presidency if she could even survive it. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> so what's happened in the justice department? what's happened? what's happened? this is what i mean when i say that our system is rigged. >> big show on tap for you. bill richardson is here, and kellyanne conway from the trump campaign will be here. >> we've got the halloween parade and the three of us apparently are dressing up too. >> yes, we are. there's so much going on in the world we can barely keep track of it but it's our job so we are. >> i'm reading in the "new york post," the happy halloweener where it literally has anthony weiner standing behind hillary clinton in a ghost costume. you can't make this up nine days before the election. >> you revealed my costume.

you weren't supposed to give that away. >> clayton goes as carlos danger. >> we are nine days until this election and trump is taking full advantage of the renewed e-mail probe was hillary clinton appears to be ready for battle with the fbi. >> we have fox team coverage. john roberts is following the donald trump campaign in las vegas. first we go to mike emanuel who's covering the clinton camp. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. hillary clinton is firing back at fbi director james comey, calling his handling of her e-mail probe deeply troubling. clinton was at a campaign stop? daytona beach, florida when she told supporters that the fbi investigation would not distract her or bring her down. the democratic nominee also ripped donald trump, accusing him of misleading the public on her e-mail issue, but clinton's toughest criticism was saved for fbi director comey. >> i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out

yesterday. well, if you're like me, you probably have a few questions about it. it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. in fact, in fact it's not just strange, it's unprecedented and it is deeply troubling. >> last night here in miami, singer jennifer lopez headlined a free concert for clinton and her supporters. j-lo and her ex-husband, marc anthony, tried to fire up latino voters here in miami. despite some rain, clinton seemed to enjoy having the celebrities make a pitch on her behalf. huma abedin did not make the trip to florida. that is after her e-mails reignited the clinton e-mail probe. the "washington post" this morning is reporting that abedin

is telling those around her that she is unsure how thousands of her e-mails ended up on the laptop that she considered belonged to her estranged husband, anthony weiner. abby, tucker, clayton. meanwhile democrats this morning, it's like a firing squad out there for james comey. over the summer they were praising him, the fbi director. they said nothing to see here, no you prosecution for hillary clinton. >> he's a great guy, unbelievable, thank you for working so hard, taking time away from your family. you're like mother teresa's reincarnation. >> they think it's unreasonable that he would release this a few days before the election. >> we had peter schweizer on who wrote "clinton cash" and he said i imagine there are a lot of finger pointing, a lot of blaming to go around. we had governor mike huckabee on earlier in the show and we asked him who is to blame for all of this and here's what he told us. >> have you noticed that with

hillary it's never her fault? harry truman said the buck stops here. the only buck that stops with hillary is the one that has george washington's face on it. those are the ones that come from foreign governments that go into the clinton foundation. but never does she stand up and say, you know, it is totally my fault. and so is it comey's fault, is it huma's fault? no, it's hillary's fault. >> do you remember in the wikileaks because we're not even talking about those anymore because of this new e-mail probe but in the wikileak dump members of her team were talking about that point that governor huckabee said that she has a problem apologizing and admitting when she is at fault. >> she's never going to admit she's totally at fault of course but she can say i'm kind of at fault. it would be more believable. we had martin o'malley on our show who wouldn't concede she's under criminal investigation. >> who did he say was at fault? >> the server. that's not an effective way to

defend the principle because you lose credibility. if you're totally baghdad bob, if you're a reality denier, people tune you out. >> in fairness to hillary, she did say i apologize, i should have never set up this private server but peter schweizer's point was they wanted to set this private server up for the clinton foundation. >> she said it was for convenience. >> she should have said, look, i didn't want my private stuff to come out. i was nervous about it. i'm very afraid for being revealed for who i really am. >> a few months ago attorney general loretta lynch on the tarmac in arizona meeting with bill clinton. >> we all remember that. >> and remember she has to recuse herself in the case, says she's not going to be involved in it. we learned though this morning that she is still actively behind the scenes according to the "washington post" and

others, she's actively behind the scenes, pulling strings, telling the fbi you're not able to look at these e-mails, we're not issuing a warrant for you to view these. >> this is why i don't take seriously the democratic flack defending hillary. this moment when the attorney general met with the husband of the subject of a criminal investigation, secretly, that's when i and a lot of people said maybe it's falling apart, that we are maybe becoming venezuela. that's scary. that shouldn't happen. a normal attorney general would never consider doing that. but no democrat piped up at the time to say anything because they're all team players and they're not willing to break ranks at all, and they devalue their credibility. >> here's what james comey said he was going to do to congress. he said if anything new comes up in the investigation you're going to be the first to know, i'm going to be honest and tell you. this comes a few days before this election and he obviously felt like this was big enough for him to get out. now, i think a lot of people wanting to know what's in these e-mails. >> here's the big problem with

the e-mails. what if huma abedin came out and said read all these e-mails, i'm giving you the right to read them, that's still not enough because some of that could be classified. some of those low level fbi agents would not have the -- >> i mean, you could bring clarity to this. the one part of the democratic argument i agree with is the public deserves a little more clarity on this. i don't think the clarity will help he wi hillary. >> the longer this goes on and we don't hear from james comey, the worse for hillary clinton and the more guilty she appears because people assume the worst. >> if she gets elected and indicted, that appears to be their argument, like i'll read the bill after it passes, we'll indict her after she's elected. no. >> good news for donald trump as a new poll shows him inching closer to hillary clinton. >> john roberts has those new numbers. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this has been an extraordinary

trend for donald trump in just a week. when the abc news poll started tracking he was behind 12 points, 50 to 38. now where we are on sunday morning, he is a single point behind hillary clinton. she leads 46, 45. for the first time we get an indication of how people are feeling about the renewal of the fbi probe, six in ten saying it will not affect their vote for hillary clinton but 30% saying it might. a portion of those people may not be voting for hillary clinton anyway but in a race this tight, the averages has a 3.4 points between hillary clinton and donald trump. even a small percentage of that 30% could make the difference in a race this close. donald trump has a big rally at the venetian hotel. they have given out 9,000 tickets so it's going to be a big crowd. donald trump expected to hammer the new fbi probe. yesterday in colorado and phoenix really going after the

attorney general, loretta lynch, for trying to strong arm the fbi director into not sending that letter to members of congress, also saying that he was giving hillary clinton no quarter over this new problem that she has got. here's what he said last night. listen. >> hillary has nobody but herself to blame for her mounting legal difficulties. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. as long as she and bill got the mon money, the safety of your family made no difference to her. >> reporter: donald trump also talking about bread and butter issues, in particular yesterday leading with obamacare, given the fact that a lot of people who are on obamacare are going to see double digit premium increases in the next year, particularly in the state of arizona where some of those increases could be astronomical.

here's what trump had to say about that. >> obamacare is a catastrophe for arizona, and it's a catastrophe for the united states of america, and we're going to get rid of it. even bill clinton admitted obamacare is the craziest thing in the world, where people wind up with premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. >> reporter: in addition to his rally here in nevada today he's back in colorado later on today and then he goes to new mexico and then tomorrow it's off to michigan. new mexico and michigan traditional lynn taken to be blue states but the trump campaign seeing some encouraging signs there in these last ten, nine days until people go to the polls. he is planning to try to expand the electoral map for himself and broaden his path to the white house. abby, tucker, clayton? >> john roberts in vegas. >> interesting he points out this abc "washington post" tracking poll that says that 30% say this probe is going to make

them less likely to vote for hillary clinton. how quickly things can change. >> in a one-point race. >> wow. >> big deal. >> some of these swing states, especially north carolina where the late breaking voters last time went for mitt romney in the last few days. still to come on the show, former new mexico governor bill richardson and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway join us live. and details emerging this morning about the fbi's probe of hillary clinton. katherine harris who knows everything has been covering this scandal from day one, she's got a live report from d.c.. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways

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fbi's probe into hillary clinton's e-mails. >> catherine herridge has been covering the e-mails from the very beginning and joining us live in washington with the latest on this investigation. why are e-mails relevant and how did they get on her computer, these e-mails? everyone is wondering that question this morning. >> abby, thanks for the question. what we know based on our law enforcement contacts is that these new records were found by fbi agents in new york who were investigating the weiner sexting case and they found these documents on an electronic device. we think it's a desktop computer that was shared with his wife, huma abedin, at that time. for people to understand how they got onto these devices, i want to walk you through the steps. huma abedin told the fbi in her interview this spring that she routinely sent her state department.gov e-mails to her yahoo! account because it was easier to print those records on the home computer. you see it there. this is a good example. what you can also see is that

these e-mails did contain ones that came from hillary clinton. you see that address at the top. so a lot of the misinformation that was reported friday that there's no way the fbi knows if there are e-mails to or from clinton, that's simply not the case. we already know from the federal lawsuits that there were records that huma abedin routinely sent to that yahoo! account. the question is whether this was information that also included classified intelligence because that also would be a major violation. >> easier to print on a yahoo! account than a regular account. >> that's correct. one more point. so this fbi team in new york were the ones who looked at thousands of documents and said, hello, this is relevant, and these are not some b spring agents. the new york agents are among the most elite agents within the fbi and when they saw these documents and assessed that they were relevant to the e-mail case, they alerted their colleagues down in washington. so this did not happen in a

vacuum and it was not a case as the clinton campaign has tried to portray it that they found a bunch of e-mails and they told washington. >> we're hearing reports about loretta lynch and the department of justice trying to thwart this investigation. are those true? >> the fbi director made the decision very quickly on thursday after his briefing to notify congress and to what's called reinitiate the case and at that point he notified the attorney general, loretta lynch, of what his decision was. he wasn't asking permission. he was simply notifying her that that was a strategy he's going to take. there's reporting now today on yahoo! that there's an argument over whether they have a warrant for these records, but my contacts say that this is kind of like a shiny object that's being waved out there to distract people from the real issue is that in july the attorney general effectively took herself out of this case after she had that tarmac visit

with bill clinton. she left the decision-making ultimately to the fbi director. so it would be impossible now to take him out of the decision-making equation given what happened in july. >> so to be clear then on that point, if she is effectively out of this equation, the shiny object being the warrant that's being waved, where do things stand now? is the fbi sitting there with a block of e-mails they're not able to look at? >> i don't think that that is the case at this point. what i know from my reporting -- i want to be careful. what i know from my reporting is that the decision was made thursday to reinitiate and that was the procedural step that had to be taken in order for a comprehensive review to be done. so what exactly do we have and was there classified information in those documents, and a law enforcement contact said that just happened friday and there is absolutely no way with the thousands of e-mails involved that we're going to have an assessment of what's involved and certainly not something before the election. >> we may hear nothing between now and election day is what it sounds like.

>> i'm not sure i would say nothing, but i can say with confidence there's no expectation of the fbi that they're going to have a final determination of what is in those e-mails simply based on the volume involved. as a final point, in order to determine the classification, the state department said on friday that they would assist, but the bottom line is that it's the intelligence agency that got the information in the first place that has to make that decision, so we're looking at a process where the fbi will review the e-mails, they'll identify e-mails that may have information that looks like it's classified intelligence, and then they have to send it off to the agency that would be relevant. so it's a multi-step process and it is not going to take ten days. it's probably going to take weeks or months. >> catherine herridge, thanks so much for that. >> really helpful. up next, trump campaign manager joins us live in about ten minutes. obviously you're not going to want to miss that. plus a trio of object

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welcome back. attorney general loretta lynch recused herself in the hillary clinton case after she met with bill clinton on the tarmac in phoenix this summer. we just learned a minute ago that the attorney general is back involved in this case and now more than ever. we're not supposed to know about that but we do. here to react is former governor of new mexico bill richardson. great to see you this morning.

>> thank you. >> the attorney general took herself out of this case for good reason everyone agreed, she met secretly with the president who's wife was the target of an investigation. now she's directly involved. why is that not ominous and a sign of corruption? >> well, we don't know whether she's involved. we do know what seems to be coming out of reports is that the justice department told director comey that you don't notify congress on a pending investigation. that is government department of justice protocol. >> but wait a second. she said initially when she got caught having a secret meeting with bill clinton, we're not getting involved. now they're going back on that in the same case. how can they do that? >> well, i don't think they're doing that. they're simply pointing out to the fbi director that what he did -- and i'm not trashing him but what he did to notify 8

republican chairman of a pending investigation with very few details, we don't know anything about this detail that is significant, that it involves hillary, that it's part of an investigation that he concluded in july, basically saying no reasonable prosecutor is going to bring any charges. so what he needs to do, the fbi needs to do, is just put it all out. put as much as you can out based on their -- >> you're repeating what hillary clinton said falsely, that comey just notified the republicans and of course he notified the democrats too. this wasn't some kind of inside deal where only the republicans found out about it, correct? >> well i don't know. >> he did, he did. >> we don't know. >> we do know. >> we don't have all the facts. i think what needs to happen is based on protocols of the department of justice and the fbi, the fbi director by

getting -- injecting himself 11 days before an election and putting this out after having said that no reasonable prosecutor is going to pursue any charges, i mean the least he can do now is saying, look, these are not significant or they are significant. they don't involve hillary or they do. they involve huma abedin or they don't. >> i get it and i don't think that's a crazy point and i would like to know more. i think every voter would want to know more. we can't say we're totally surprised because your party nominated someone who is under criminal investigation and we knew that for a year because she was under criminal investigation from july of 2015 to july of 2016 and yet everybody in the party pretended like it wasn't happening, we're not going to talk about it, even her opponents on stage. so can you be shocked that maybe something could go wrong in the final hours as it has? >> well, you know, she clearly has said this was a mistake.

i think tactically probably should have come out sooner with that statement. you know, this e-mail issue has dogged the campaign. it's not been a plus, that's obvious. >> why did they nominate -- there is a lot of -- why didn't you run? why didn't someone who's not under criminal investigation run for the nomination? 320 million people in america. can you find one who's not being criminally investigated by the fbi? >> look, tucker, you know, she is a very qualified candidate. she is strong, she is ahead in the polls. she is going to be president. that's the reality a lot of people don't want to accept that. >> no, they don't. they don't want to accept that the potential president could find herself indicted after taking office. that's a legitimate concern. >> we don't even know if it -- we don't even know if these new

e-mails relate to her. >> she's under criminal investigation and why wouldn't we be concerned about that? >> it's not a criminal investigation. this is a separate investigation. come on. >> the difference is it's a softer warmer investigation by the fbi. it's a criminal investigation and you know it and you're thankful you're not under it and i'm thankful i'm not under it. >> this has been a political gift to donald trump and now he's calling it watergate when we don't even know if it affects hillary clinton. this is crazy. this is out of control. >> governor, we're out of time. great to see you this morning. thanks for coming out. the clinton campaign says voters don't care at all. they've already decided. kellyanne conway joins us live to respond to that fex.

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information out there. >> so the fbi is trying to throw the election. james comey is to blame. let's bring in kellyanne conway, the trump campaign manager. nice to see you this morning. >> great to you with you. thank you. >> will this argument fly? democrats suddenly disavowing their relationship to jim comey. after all, he was appointed by president obama and they had a cozy relationship for a number of years. now suddenly they think he's to blame. will this fly? >> no. it's a terrible strategy to basically go on a full-on assault on the fbi director, calling him out and telling him to put everything out on the table. hillary clinton can do that today. she just has to call her friend and confidante, huma abedin and say tell us what's in the e-mails, tell us what's on the devices that you shared with your pedophile husband who's sexting a 15-year-old girl in north carolina just how he got back to this place in the first instance. i think it's a terrible strategy but it's very much the strategy of hillary clinton throughout her career which is to shoot the messenger, attack the person who's calling into question your

fitness for office. but it's not a good look for them. i understand why john podesta particularly wants to shift attention away from him these weeks but because we're learning so much from his own e-mails but at the same time to blame the fbi director who i think is in an impossible spot. if he had sat on the information and hillary clinton got elected somehow, all they we were always going to win this, then he is interfering in an election. failure to disclose something is interfering in an election. >> so we just heard from the clinton campaign manager robbie mook from fox news sunday saying that he believes that voters have already made up their mind how they feel when it comes to hillary clinton and their e-mails. our own john roberts is reporting this abc "washington post" tracking poll that say 30% are less likely to vote for hillary clinton. we have nine days left. how are you seeing the polls shifting and what are you advising your candidate to focus on in the remaining days? >> abby, our candidate is

focusing on what he's been saying all along. he did three different stops yesterday and he'll do that today and friday he had three different stops after this information was revealed. in every place he's addressing the new fbi investigation briefly. he's talking about isis, repealing and replacing obamacare, he's talking about creating 25 million jobs over the next ten years, doing away with obamacare tax penalty. he's focused on what he's been saying, plus his credibility as a messenger who's not under investigation that's really going to propel us. i think our voters are going to be that much more enthused and engaged and turnout will be very high among trump supporters. the poll that you just mentioned with abc, in addition to showing us in a dead heat even though a week ago they said we were down by 12, you see tremendous momentum and enthusiasm. the other thing in the abc news poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are virtually tied on the

attribute of who understands the problems of people like you better. that is an area where obama beat romney 82 to 18 and yet hillary and trump are tied on that. that's tremendous news for us going into the last nine days. >> that's a great measurement. in the last week you had the collapse of obamacare pretty definitively, you had proof that the clinton charities, both of them, are basically a scam, and then you had hillary clinton coming once again under criminal investigation by the fbi. the numbers have moved dramatically, the numbers are essentially tied. republicans are excited. but people are concerned about trump making it by himself. what are you doing to ensure he does not do that? >> you've seen the message discipline particularly in the last few days. we've always known that she and her literally and figuratively

her and her supporters in the mainstream media have tried very hard to make this election not about hillary clinton but about donald trump and through hillary clinton's own personal reasons to have this private server and hiding information in the first place, this election will be about her again now. people will take a look at it, particularly these undecided voters and these independents. if you're an independent which is different than moderate, you are an independent because you hate the two political parties, you can't stand washington and everybody connected to it and what hillary clinton just did plays right into they are greatest fears and frustrations about all things washington and all things politics and this is a referendum on her again and i completely expect and know that donald trump will keep talking about repealing and replacing obamacare. he's going into states like arizona and saying, look, your premium increases will be x percentage. in a place like arizona where hillary clinton will be today, 116% increase in your obamacare

premiums. we can't abide that. >> let's look at some of the battleground states right now because in states like north carolina, in 2012 six in ten people voted early. last of the late movers in states that donald trump has to win, where do you see things going right now? in 2012 they went late for mitt romney. what about north carolina and michigan? >> in north carolina they went late for mitt romney. he won the day of the election day vote handily and the state. there is this practice in north carolina of the republicans doing better day of. we very much like the early return data that we're receiving through the offices of the rnc. they've been showing us every day that our early vote, absent tee ballots are bearing fruit in places like north carolina, iowa

and north carolina. we appreciate that in most cases mr. trump is ahead of where governor romney was at this time and we're looking at returns in other states that makes us a little bullish to go back there. that coupled with the fact that hillary clinton can't break through, 46% or so even before this new fbi investigation, she's a 46% girl. she just can't break through. for those people undecided and knocking to that 52, 53% margin, they're saying i can't trust her, i can't have this cloud of corruption following the new president around. but we were already on a track to win before this broke on friday. i think it deepens the nagging concerns that many undecided voters h clinton's honesty and trustworthiness. >> a lot of the undecided voters are wanting to know what exactly is in these e-mails and they say that's going to help them make up their mind. she said she wants james comey to give more details.

are we going to hear from donald trump in terms of more from james comey and wanting to hear more from him? >> maybe but our campaign is about transparency and fum disclosure. we've been saying that from the beginning. what you will hear is us respecting the process in that we know investigations take a long time. even though hillary clinton's campaign is doing two things against comey, one bye sma miching his campaign and, two, demanding that he act quickly for their own reasons. these investigations take a long time. there's no indication that we have at the trump campaign that jim comey will be able to comply with that request by a political campaign of hillary clinton's. i just think that he had new explosive information that can cause him to come forward. >> kellyanne conway, great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for being with us this morning. democrats say the fbi will wait until after the election to prosecute hillary clinton. just elect her and we'll find

out what happens then. wouldn't that make things worse? >> maria bartiromo is here to weigh in. there she is. >> oh, yeah. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy.

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morning features. obviously the biggest story of the week, the moment, maybe of the year is the fact that hillary clinton is once again under criminal investigation. >> that's right. >> twitter is not reflecting it. >> nothing is. let me say i'm going off social media, tucker. social media blackout. that's what you're seeing right now. fbi e-mails are not trending on twitter, on facebook, on buzzfeed or snapchat. i'm going to go right now to tell you what's trending on twitter right now. let me just do that right now since we're right here. the top story on twitter, the election right now hillary clinton is winning. number two, when you have the best uber driver ever. number three, another major earthquake hit central italy. number four, lady gaga wants to see your joanne halloween costumes. number five, here's the way they do this story, was fbi director james comey wrong to write to congress. >> no way. >> that's trending on twitter right now. >> its founder and owner, majority owner, is obviously aligned with the hillary

campaign. you would hate to think that they're affecting our political conversation secretly but i don't know what other conclusion to read. >> go to google, it's buried. you can't find it. it's nowhere on social media, this story. and yet the fbi has re-opened a criminal investigation into one of the people running for president of the united states. >> who has been the front-runner by the way for the last six months who's likely to become president by the polls anyway. >> right. >> so this race is concerned because if you have this much power concentrated in these few hands, all the country's information flows through a couple portals and they start distorting it -- >> it's absolutely shameful. frankly, you want a free and independent press. that's the only thing you want, i mean one of the most important things in a democracy, and yet today we have this blockbuster story and it is nowhere to be found on social media. in fact, it's not a lot on the shows right now. i flipped around on different channels. you will only probably see the details of it on fox right now.

it is just extraordinary. >> speaking of free and independent, what's on your show? >> we're going to talk to the former a.g. michael mull kayesy. i want to get his take on loretta lynch getting involved in this investigation, seeing jim comey come out, what was triggered. catherine herridge had such great information on your show. i want to talk to ron johnson, the head of the homeland security committee and he's one of the people who got the letter from comey. i want to get in his head in terms of what he thinks what was in those e-mails. 10,000 e-mails were found on anthony weiner's laptop, so what were the e-mails that are really damning that force jim comey to come out and say i've got to do the right thing here. i'm going to talk with larry sabato. background states, the governor of north carolina, right now clinton is ahead in north carolina by one or two points. i'm going to talk with governor mccrory to find out what he thinks of the people and what

they want to see. he's a huge battleground state. >> one of the smartest shows on television. >> thank you, tucker. after a morning full of politics, it's time for halloween. we've got a lot of it, our annual halloween parade with our costumes coming up. ♪ ghostbusters

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happy halloween. >> good job. >> we did it, everybody. >> we did it for sure. >> i think some of these babies -- >> you can logon to fox and fends for t friends for the after the show show. good sunday morning. thanks for joining us. the fbi reopening its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails, triggering a political earthquake in the race for the white house. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, this is "sunday morning futures." clinton campaign on defense as bureau reveals newly discovered e-mails related to its investigation of former congressman anthony weiner. we'll talk to former attorney general coming up on where this could be