former fbi assistant director in charge james kallstrom is next on what his fbi sources are telling himfirst we go to catherine herridge with the very latest. >> megyn, the republican chairman of the house government oversight committee spoke with director comey today after his state- sst report agents told f tonight that they were surprised, even disgusted by the director's statement. one agent recently retired said it was a very sad day when it comes to integrity, megyn. >> catherine, thank you. >>> joining me now with more, james kallstrom, former stabt director in charge of the fbi. good to see you tonight. your reaction to what we saw from director comey today, who you've said in the past you think is a straight shooter. >> yeah, i do. i have defended him in the past, but those days are over, megyn. you know, i thought the events of the last week, there was something fishy going on. and, you know, here he does, he goes through the whole charging memo. you know, he reads every paragraph of it, and then he comes to that nonsensical conclusion that really wasn't his to make. and i tal

joining me is james kallstrom, former assistant director of the fbi., always a pleasure to have you on the program. >> nice to be here. >> thank you so much for joining us. what's your take? first off, on this breakdown of rule of law we're seeing. i know this is bothersome to you as well. >> maria, i'm so worried about our country and our democracy. i mean, lying now is just rampant. no one seems to really care. a poll of democrat voters said even if she was indicted, they would still vote for her, a majority of people. you know, whatever happened about duty? john kennedy saying don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. that's dead and buried, you know. i just feel bad for people that are growing up in this country, because it's so vastly different than it was when i was young. >> i've got to go through the jim comey testimony with you for a moment. first of all, i was very taken aback that the interview that was done of hillary clinton with the fbi was not recorded and it was not under oath. you were there at t

thank you so much, james kallstrom, former assistant director of the fbi.ith more on how this new age of terror affects the strategy here, we'll bring back in dr. sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, we were just listening to former assistant fbi director james kallstrom, saying this is political correctness, refusing to call this what it is. he harkened back to your comment that this is going to continue. when you think about it, dr. gorka, we were just on together talking about the attacks in turkey and istanbul, and now here another target that isis has called for since 2015 to be hit, bangladesh, and here it has happened. >> yes, this really shouldn't surprise anybody at all. the enemy tells us in english, on the internet, what they want to do and how they're going to do it. not even orlando should have surprised us. and these reports you're bringing in from bangladesh, in dhaka, these are really very disturbing. so number one, how did the local authorities know anything about whether or not these people are disturbed or not? what you can know is that they're th

james kallstrom is former fbi assistant director in charge.telegraph, i mean that says it all. just put that back on the screen. your thoughts. >> you know megyn, the mainstream media is a fifth column in this country. they might as well just all join the democratic party. they're a mouth piece for them. they would-- i mean it's just unbelievable. >> you've been talking for some -- yeah go ahead. >> no. i've been thinking about this thing in france megyn. i mean you and i have been talking about this for, what a long time a couple of years maybe. you know we have one of these outrageous events and then we talk about what needs to be done and really nothing ever happens, you know. and we need to you know bring this thing up to a much higher level. you know i think we need -- the congress needs to declare war on radical islam. they need to do that right away. it needs to happen. we need to discredit the ideology. folks have been talking about that today. we do that two ways. we kill them and we get the other muslims that aren't radical to stand

joining us is james kallstrom, former assistant director of the fbi and lead investigator into the crash00. today is 20 years from that crash. thank you for joining us. >> nice to be with you. >> let's start on terrorism. we heard from jim comey and now we're hearing it will be with us. that's the way it is. >> isn't that a sad reality? we have to wait another seven months i guess for the right response. you know, the fbi is terribly crippled by political correctness. i'm not going to say why because i don't think we should talk about that, but it's not a good situation. and i would love to see the fbi go up on capitol hill, talk to the oversight committees and intelligence committees privately and explain to them under oath what the problems are because they are substantial. they have to do with resources and they have to do with the terrible guidelines that the fbi operates under now that are just stupid, is the best way to put it. i'm not talking about -- excuse me? >> this is a huge deal what you are saying. to be crippled with political che correctness. explain that. >> it's the who

joining us is james kallstrom, former assistant director of the fbi and lead investigator into the crashflight 800. today is 20 years from that crash. thank you for joining us. >> nice to be with you. >> let's start on terrorism. we heard from jimoperates undert stupid, is the best way to put it. i'm not talking about -- excuse me? >> this is a huge deal what you are saying. to be will applaud if we have a little more leaning forward fbi. >> you know, it's interesting because i think the world really saw this play out in realtime during that testimony by jim comey on the hillary clinton e-mail scandal and the fact he was very specific in terribms o how careless she was, and no charges recommended. he didn't record the interview. it wasn't on the record and it wasn't under oath. is that customary? for them to investigate but what does that mean? we have an election coming up and we need to know that. >> don't we know she lied to congress and that was under oath? >> it looks that way. i would think so, absolutely. he is being beaten down by the same political correctness that it's why home

. >> former fbi assistant director james kallstrom just told us how some folks at the bureau are in disbeliefr today's announcement from director comey. our next guest says not only does he think the decision defies explanation, he thinks it helps create the impression that some folks in washington believe hillary clinton is above the law. joining me now in a kelly file exclusive, house speaker paul ryan. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. thanks for having me. >> why do you say that, that people are going to believe she's above the law, because the fbi director, by all accounts a straight shooter, says no reasonable prosecutor would have brought this case? >> he basically spent a number of minutes walking through how she not only mishandled classified information, how she was grossly negligent, it seemed to me as he was going through his case, it seemed he was going to recommend prosecution, only then he recommended against prosecution. people have been convicted for far less. the point is, yes, this certainly does underscore the belief the clintons live above the law. this is

were saying the e-mail controversy will be large over general election what former fbi official james kallstromn "sunday morning futures." >> i am so concerned about our country, our democracy, i mean lying now is just -- rampant, on in seems to really care. a poll of diplomatic voters said even if indicted would still vote for her. >> two of the latest developments out of dallas, have to morning, president barack obama, and george w. bush will speak tomorrow, at the an interfaith memorial service for fallen officers as dallas police released details about the shooter including that he was planning a larger attack using explosives. a new terror threat osama bin laden's son reportedly seeking revenge against a united states, the details, on that just ahead. from one animal to another the secret life of pets taking dory's spot the top of the weekend box office, film huge haul coming up. >> turning to markets this morning, futures right now pointing to higher open on wall street looking to extended friday's big rally earning season kicks off after the closing bell in europe stocks higher across th

coming up a former fbi assistant director says his days of defending director james comey are over. jim kallstrom will share feedback from his former coworkers, that is fbi agents who say they are embarrassed for the agency. he will be joining me in a bit. but for some who work in the agency and many citizens, and numerous inconsistencies between the fbi's director's comments and hillary clinton's require a fact check. so we put one together. here it is. >> nothing that i sent or received was marked classified and nothing has been demonstratedded to contradict that. >> seven email chains concerned matters that were classified at the top secret, special access program at the time they were sent and received. >> i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal emails instead of two. >> secretary clinton used several different servers and administrators of those servers during her four years at the state department and she also used numerous mobile devices to send and to read email on that personal domain. >> the system we used was set up for president clinton's