sarah ingram is standing by. laura ingraham is standing by. >> huma abedin in the fact that director comey when investigate hillary clinton and didn't find intent with huma abedin, like sean said, our investigation into the unmasking is showing that this is highly politicized and not beyond flynn -- there were hundreds of people unmasked as well as congress, as well as other members. i think we need to look at the full scope of what was happening during the obama administration and during the election. we will get answers. >> sean: is this potentially the biggest scandal in the history of this republic, when all is said and done? >> i absolutely do believe that this is probably one of the biggest scandals in the republic. everything that we know it comes to true -- and light is shed, i really truly believe it will open everybody's eyes to something and hopefully it will stop.

something and hopefully it will stop. >> sean: by the way, white house officials are just being cold announcing a new fbi director coming in days. we will get back to lou, stay right there. jay, sara. stay right there. okay, yes. we continue now with the editor in chief and nationally syndicated radio host. a very strong move i have thought that this is been necessary for a long time. laura ingraham. >> i think a lot of us expected donald trump wood-fired jim comey in november. presidents routinely replace an acting fbi director and bring in his own team. for whatever reason, donald trump didn't do that. i don't know if at the time he thought that would look bad because there are rumors of these investigations. it does remind us -- his instinct i bet was to fire come

in foreign surveillance. leaked to the press by any measure -- the one crying crime know was committed in the case of general flynn didn't bother call me one bit. sally yates even said yesterday she would never ask about this by comey. he did nothing to get to the truth, to get answers about who leaked information about general mike flynn, a felony other unde espionage act. he did nothing to stop this fall's lie that been advanced for so many months. that russia was colluding with trump. he should've laid it to rest once and for all. in his letter firing comey, the president revealed comey told him on three separate occasions that he is not being investigated. why didn't the fbi director come forward and tell that to you, the american people? especially since he was so quick

then ask indignant at training g this want. >> even harry reid said the same thing. comey should resign. he's out. he's out. someone knew apparently will be coming in the next few days. sean, lou, jay, you've brought up some great points. there are some issues that still need to be investigated. i know that there are families with benghazi who are very close to -- who would love to see this reopened again. or at least looked at. there are a lot of cases out there. fast and furious. there's so much more. sean, like you pointed out with the leaks -- we know there's someone in the doj or if the inspector general found anything yet, or if the doj actually asked the fbi to open an investigation, that -- the fbi should be able to tell us. there's a lot of issues right now that i think need to be investigated and i think you are

foundation, she signed off as secretary of state -- 20% of our country's uranium goes to vladimir putin. these investigations died. the fourth amendment protections we have, sir, and general plan is surveilled -- okay, incidentally but it's leaked to the press and on three separate occasions, the president in his letter tonight says that comey says he's not under investigation. and he is allowed this to hang out there so that the entire country has been sold a bill of goods and a lie and a false conspiracy from a media that from day one has wanted to delegitimize and destroy this president. it is beyond and contributing to a crisis of incompetence and division, am i right or wrong here? >> no, you are right. the former director of national intelligence, james copper and the former acting attorney general who has

program tonight and tell you exactly what the left and destroy trump media will not tell you. james comey, the former now fbi director is a national embarrassment. is that plain and simple. frankly, he's very lucky that president trump kept him around this long because of his now unhinged and very erratic behavior. firing james comey with absolutely the single right thing for the president to do. it's good for the country and let me tell you why. comey has failed. you, the american people, on a spectacular level. and on every single, the fbi director disrespected the constitution. he does not care about the equal opportunity application of the rule or of law being applied. our for the moment rights have been trimmed the palm and worst of all, he has created a two-tiered justice system. one for hillary, and one for the rest of america. it's become a travesty. comey tonight should should be ashamed of himself.

hillary clinton server scandal. if that is not enough, take a look at all these liberals. you won't see this on any other network tonight. i promise you. they hated comey before he got fired. now tonight, they love him. watch this. >> we are all disturbed by the letter which really broke precedent, over the advice of the leaders of the justice department. i'm not challenging mr. comey's motivation but i do think it will be unwarranted. >> why he did what seems to be such an appalling act that it goes against tradition of prosecutors on every level of government. when i heard about it, i found it hard that comey would do this. >> i think he made a mistake on this. he clearly has a double standar standard. if you are not in it for a while, you can't take the heat. i think you can take the heat

legal case against hillary clinton and then inexcusably, after 30 minutes of a stinging indictment, he let her off the hook. and comey completely ignored all the laws that hillary clinton broke which you can see on the side of your scream. nobody in the destroy-trump-media is telling you this tonight. if you or i, anyone in this audience, did anything close to what hillary clinton did -- you would be put in jail. you would be perp walked, fingerprinted, mug shot it and put in jail. james comey proved himself to be in the end, nothing more sadly than a political hack. he didn't deliver equal justice under the law. this is because comey thought hillary clinton was going to win and become the president? i i don't know, i won't specula. comey was only three years into his tenured term. let's talk about the clinton foundation and the alleged pay

which i think he was absolutely wrong in doing but she has to be concerned. i tend to agree with the sara that it's not likely there will be an indictment against hillary clinton. >> thanks, jay. >> sean: we all agree we know it's overwhelming, incontrovertible evidence that she committed felonies and broke laws. does anyone disagree with that statement? >> no. >> to answer your question, yes. >> sean: she broke laws and committed felonies. sara? >> i mean, yes. you don't need to have intent. >> sean: why doesn't she get a pass? i am sorry. that is wrong. >> there are room republicans g to keep their hands on top of the table and pulled them quietly because that's way republicans react. >> sean: i would be in jail for not paying my taxes. they would put me in jail and

but a genuine and deeply committed employee. i think the country will conclude this is one example of the elite media being dishonest and hysterical and one more example of us trying to move to restore the rule of law and restore integrity back to the government. >> sean: mr. speaker, thank you for being with us on this very important breaking news night. >> very important evening. >> sean: thank you so much. it's sobering, actually. joining us now with reaction, jay secular from circa news, sara carter and lou dobbs. jay, legal standpoint? let's examine this from that point of view and that perspective. >> what happened here is that james comey -- this caught up with him. he himself put his job at risk. he is the one that leading the fbi failed to move on issues

is the expression he conjured up to avoid the use -- >> sean: gross negligence of the legal standard. >> sean: extreme carelessness is the definition. what is the difference? that is what you are telling people. >> is the legal term. extreme carelessness is gross negligence. you are exactly right, lou. >> therefore you don't have to proceed. >> sean: he played word games. >> exactly. he has adopted suddenly the director of the fbi is also the attorney general? as rosenstein said, he cannot stand. you can see that indictment of him is just truly remarkable. >> there was enormous

the american people? especially since he was so quick to divulge information exonerating hillary clinton, who he laid out the case saying she violated the law. even james clapper said the russian collusion talking point was not based on facts at all. it's all predicated on one big lie. on innuendo. on bizarre conspiracies. to james comey, good riddance. he deserves everything he got tonight. he has earned this. although the media, which loves hillary, didn't want trump to win, didn't think trump would win, they would never say this. speaking of the mainstream media, they are losing their minds tonight over this. they have gone completely insane. they are not giving you the truth or the facts that we just gave you. they are trying to turn this into a scandal, that it is not -- they are trying to destroy this president and delegitimize him from day one. here's some evidence. remember wikileaks? the alt left propaganda

all for getting rid of him. hillary clinton suspects he should have been gone. it also fits another pattern. if he says the american flag is white and blue, a significant number of elite media will say no, it is fuchsia. don't you understand it is fuchsia? they must stand for donald trump saying anything. trump was the executor, who decisively said you must fire comey. i think it's important to put in context what trump is doing here. it's not his personal view or about the campaign. it's the president of the united states getting a document from his attorney general saying we cannot rebuild the fbi as long as the sky is in charge. >> sean: we need to go through some facts and laws. i will go back to that july press conference when you did this 30 minute -- i was sitting there with my mouth open thinking, oh, my goodness, she is about to be indicted. i will never forget the moment.

the clinton emails, which we talked about at length but at the end of the day, this director of the fbi was not a leader. he politicized a portion of government that should not be. he served at the pleasure of the president. he had a 10-year term. that term ended today and it was his own undoing. he had to go back to congress today to clarify again testimony he gave. an absent director. that is his problem. it >> sean: we are not even talking about very important failures under his time. the boston marathon bombers. they were warned again by russia. still didn't do anything. in the case of -- before fort hood. he wanted to kill those soldiers for protecting the taliban. let me bring in lou. >> the issue here is that comey had it wrong from the very beginning.

here's what i i do within the department of justice. here is what you do. within the department of justice itself, within the fbi itself, you create a unit that looks at all of this brand-new. everyone of these issues, sean, that sara and lou have laid out. they need to be looked at from the beginning. i think it has to have new eyes. that's number one. number two is you have to restore the integrity of the people from the department itself. that should come from jeff sessions who's an attorney and a general in that sense. you have to be able to take that command in the new fbi director will have to establish within the fbi this sense of pride in their work. look, there are a number of failures here. you talk about some of the ones on the terrorism issues come at the boston marathon bombers.

remember wikileaks? the alt left propaganda destroy-trump-media was proven again and again to have colluded with the clinton campaign. they were her biggest donor and in her corner. they wanted hillary elected, just like they never vetted -- just like back in the day, bill ayres, they never told you the truth about obama. they never told you after eight years how he failed spectacularly. they have been gunning for president trump since day one. is it any surprise they are trying to destroy this president tonight? and then of course, the democrats. chucky schumer, crocodile tears in stuff. foaming at the mouth tonight over this news. listen to the feigned outrage of chuck's chuck schumer. >> they fired sally yates. they fire director call me now. the very man leading the

this is what is so concerning. calling on the fbi, however this new fbi director will be, even as the interim fbi director -- andrew mccabe -- should be calling into the investigation of the leaks. it looks like director comey wanted to have his cake and eat it too. he kept playing both sides. there was a lack of intent because they didn't want to prosecute hillary clinton because of this lack of intent to prove that she was going to do anything wrong with the classified material. you don't need to prove anythin anything. the fact that she mishandled classified materials through gross negligence is enough to prosecute. that should have been left up -- even if loretta lynch would have prosecuted her, that should've been left up to her to make that decision and not director comey. this is why the deputy attorney general right now is making this decision and asked the president to fire director

>> boy, i would be a little bit concerned right now. even though director comey is now gone, i would be really concerned about who is coming in and what they're going to be looking at. i still don't think sean, anything's going to happen when it comes to hillary clinton. >> sean: don't we know she broke the law? >> we do. we do. >> sean: i have to pay more in taxes because i knew obama had a bull's-eye on my back. everyone here, why do we have to obey the laws and she gets off scot-free? >> we have to ask the justice department that. we have to ask prosecutors that question. and why they are not bringing that case forward again and if they will. even if they will or can find something that can reopen this investigation into hillary clinton, but you know what? i'm not going to hold my breath

things the clintons did, he would be in jail tonight and i would be visiting you with a cake and a file? >> i would hope that would be the case. >> sean: i would do it for you. i am a friend. >> i would rather you reverse and say if i if you are in jaid bring you the cake. >> sean: this will be a real tee democrats in the senate. you will now have the attorney general and deputy attorney general reach out and look for somebody of such integrity, that they can rebuild faith and belief in the fbi. if the president nominates somebody who is clearly not a republican or conservative, or not a partisan but a dedicated law enforcement person of considerable background, then i think the test for the democrats is we really going to politicize the federal bureau of investigation?

making this decision and asked the president to fire director comey. >> sean: jay secular, is there any doubt in your mind -- based on the law as you know it and the fact that we know about henry clinton, that she committed felonies? is there any doubt in your mind? >> there's no doubt in my mind. this should have been a grand jury panel to investigate this. if i look at the evidence that we know of, the server itself that was in an unsecured location -- right from the beginning. if you make it the simplest case, that you would take to a grand jury. you know, look, james comey -- i will say it again, he intervened in an election. whether you are a republican, democrat, independent. everyone was -- look at the false statements he made. when he made the statement that the fbi had to work tirelessly to close the case that quickly