. >> that would be james b. comey. it is interesting to watch.ke light of this and make some fun of this. but had it is interesting to see and she has no plans of going away. and some democrats don't like that. she did as we were discussing, she did win the popular vote and was the democratic nominee, the secretary of state, first lady. there is nobody in the democratic party with the exception of barack obama who has a resume like that, her husband bill clinton. as she does this, is this helpful, is it hurtful to the democrats? is it neither? >> there are two things i'm struck by. the first is that donald trump has taken a lot of flack for constantly getting up in public and talking about the electoral vote count and the fact he won and how incredible it was. clinton does the same sort of thing where she continues to belabor the results of the election and the fact she lost. there is sort of a national phenomenon about how incredible this election was and neither one of our into nominees can stop talking about it. it really was an incredible eve

mortem where she's coroner and corpse and a feminist manifester and a rant against james comey and vladamir putin and james b. comey and thumping of trump and if you add up the time in golf, twitter and others what's left. i know you've been reviewing this a lot of on the book tour. 9:00 p.m., election night. you thought you were going to win. >> i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought from florida and north carolina but we knew that those would be challenging states. we still felt good about everything we knew about the states to come to get to the electoral college majority and it went down hill from there. it was a shocking, devastating evening. i write in great detail about it. because i wasn't prepared for that. >> charlie: you had a victory speech but not a concession speech and i had to reach out to those who my opponent really stirred up against me because i thought it was important to be the president for everybody and that's what i was looking forward to do. >> charlie: you found out it wasn't going well. you chose not to go speak that night and come back the next morning. >>

it was never intended to be ans investigation in the first place and james comey was part of that. bs kallstrom -- >> comey, this whole phony russian investigation, that's all to sidetrack the president so he can't have his appointments.l he can't deal with anything else. it's all comey playing act two of a farce. >> sean: last quick question. i've interviewed julian assangea he said it was not russia. i've interviewed him five times. now dana roebuck believes him. does robert mueller, james kallstrom, have an obligation to talk to the one guy on this earth that would know for sure if the dnc emails did not come from russia? >> mueller should've never made the special counsel.>> he's got a conflict of interest a mile wide. he and comey are buddies. i mean, it's just preposterous that the attorney general, the appointment of the special counsel and appointment of mueller, it's just outrageous. should he be investigated? yes. >> sean: i think so too. >> by the way, i think theth department of justice, in relation to james comey, the department of justice -- the department of justice ne

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(pam) chris wray is officially in charge of the f-b-i tonight, taking over for james comey who was firedesident trump in may. wray was sworn in as director this morning.. at f-b-i headquarters. he served in the george w. bush administration with the justice department . wray also worked as an attorney for new jersey governor chris christie, during the 'bridgegate' scandal. the position of f-b-i director has a ten- year term limit. comey had served a little over a third of his term .... before being let go. (pam) equifax is planning to offer a free credit locking program that it says will last ... for life. credit freezes are currently available to customers in the wake of the credit bureau's massive data breach. equifax said today, it will continue to offer the service. it aims to give customers the ability to restrict access to their credit files for free... until january 2018. that's when the new credit locking and unlocking program is expected to be introduced. the service is described as a no-hassle, safe and free way to protect a customer's equifax credit file for life. this plan co

detailing why former f-b-i >>> tonight cbs news has learned president trump wrote a letter detailing why former fbi director james comeyuld be fired days before he was dismissed. now this letter is in the hands of special prosecutor robert mueller. cbs news says president trump and an aid drafted the letter in early may, but the white house objected, so the letter was never sent. instead the white house put out another letter. mueller is investigating russian interference in the election and whether there was collusion with the trump campaign. >>> also tonight cbs news is reporting that the president is expected to announce on tuesday that he will end daca. it allows undocumented immigrants that came here as children to stay and work. ople at a rally in san jose today said.. ending daca would be a mistake. here's kpix five s mark >> the president's priorities on immigration are to create a system that encourages legal immigration and benefits our economy and american workers. the president has been very clear he loves people and wants to make sure that this decision is done correctly. >> people at a rally in san jose t

b-i... taking over for james comey who was fired by president trump in may. n as director yesterday at f-b-i headquarters. the position has a ten year term limit. ( mark ) oj simpson could be released from prison as early as monday. the former n-f-l star has been behind bars in nevada for the last nine years. he was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping which stemmed from a 2007 altercation with sports memorabilia dealers at a las vegas hotel. he was sentenced to 33 years behind bars. but in july...four parole board members unanimously ruled the 70- year-old would be eligible for parole in october. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the warriors write a check for their championship celebration. why they are not entirely happy with the city of oakland. and next... see how a police department is honoring a man who stopped an armed robbery at a starbucks. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead

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white house is standing by the president's decision to fire james comey and levelled a serious accusation at the former fbi direct tore fror from the bpodium. >> we've been clear what our position is and certainly, i think that has been shown in the days that followed since the firing. we learned further justification including false testimony and leaking privileged information and poll liticized the investigation. >> what you said a moment ago regarding james comey. you said he was sproeresponsibl false testimony. is that something you agree? >> i'm not an attorney. >> according to a new story on the wall street journal wanted him to fire his son-in-law jared kushner. according to the report, quote, among their concerns was that mr. kushner was the adviser closest to the president who had the most dealings during the campaign and transition. some of which are currently being examined by federal investigators and congressional oversight panels. president trump says this is completely false and ty cobb saying jared kushner is one of the president's most trusted, able and talented advisors. joining us tonight white house reporter and f

james comey as the enemy. >> there you go. >> it's unbelievable, though, that he plays such a role, a, in her campaign, b now she's talking aboutn her book. >> right. i'm looking forward to his book. absolutely. she is completely fixated on his intervention in the election. and of course, we did see that later ten days, but john and i were discussing back staple if she had worked harder on getting her like ant up, that letter wouldn't have been as defense active. >> speaking of that credibility, do you take her at her word that she's done, that we will never see her name on a ballot again? >> yes. my coauthor amy barns and i had reported that on election night she told her aides, they were trying to get her to take a more aggressive stance against trump and her response was i'm not a candidate any missouri. that's somebody else's job. i'm not going to run again of the that has been consistent from election night on. some people have talked to her about running for others things and have not gotten very far with that. >> i'm going to remind you of that when i'm on the hillary 2020 bus. >> better you than me. >> our intention was

james comey. this is going to be very interesting legal maneuvering about this mika has the morning off today. we have washington anchor for b bryan pagliano c word news in,. prp sfrnl also senior writer at politico and a washington, d.c. senior political analyst for nbc news and msnbc, mark hall principle. katie kay, take us through the thus in argue fshlg now and texas finally able to dry out little by by little bit. a number of communities remain in the very real threat danger. their road pb prrnl has been reduced to an island, the coast guard hacked away at a come would many frrm surrounded by floodwaters, the 120,000 people who live there have nothing to drink. imagine that, it's august and they have nothing to drink. >> all eyes are on crosby, texas. the gym meanwhile, there are signs that help is on the way from the president and the administration. fema says they're already approved $ who opinion. >> that will be split between the disaster relief fund and a small business low fund. there was hope passing a budget. yesterday the vice president toured the area, even helping to clear some brush. prum has pledged a milli