a.g. lynch: excellent point. i often talk to community things are will say great with this police chief, we are making positive strides, but community members will say, five years ago this incident happened to me. happened to, this my older sibling or parent. that remains in people's consciousness. a couple jurisdictions i visited -- i was in los angeles yesterday -- and i also went to miami and was also in portland. visiting those jurisdictions because they were in the middle of resolving problems. he los angeles police department's history is well document and the issues they had. they were under a consent decree in the 2000's. they have come out of that, but residents recall those days. i was very heartened to see in my discussions both with police leadership and community members that no one was ignoring the past, that people were saying we have to own the past and we have to acknowledge that we have contributed, we law enforcement, have contributed to these problems, and here is what

justin: it was not the a.g.'s fault. the a.g. was following the law. the law says the third-party gets notified and has the opportunity to object, which the red cross did. there is a process where i can respond. bthout a lawyer, i did my est to write legally. i responded. there was a process where i was writing to the a.g.'s foia office adjudicating this. manyended up happening was months later, the red cross ended up withdrawing their objection. i don't know why but probably because it was a total p.r. disaster. i ultimately did get some of the records. the records turned out to not even be that interesting, which made it even crazier they had hired gibson dunn. was some interesting material. there was no smoking gun. but i did get the records. >> did gibson dunn try to talk to you? justin: the red cross hired gibson dunn to argue on their behalf these records were trade secrets and i should not get them. it was not in a court. there were letters written by the lawyers to the a.g.'s office explaining why i should not see this stuff. they got it becaus

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

. >> so the a.g. met with the president, he had to, before the announcement. i mean, how about that? met with president bill clinton. how about that deal, right? he's waiting around! he's waiting at the airport. oh, look, the a.g.'s come. let me go say hello. 39 minutes, i'm going to talk about the grandkids. got two, i had are they're -- i hear they're beautiful. i have eight grandchildren and i can talk about them, and after i say, isn't she beautiful, isn't she beautiful? oh, i love the kids. but after about a minute, i can't go much longer. i want to get to business, right? for you, i want to get to business. but he didn't talk about it. he talked about golf. he talked about the grandkids. and i would say that would take anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute. seriously. am i right? you know, how long can you talk? >> donald trump talking about president bill clinton's meeting on the tarmac with loretta lynch, which invited quite a bit of scrutiny and many think accelerated the decision announcement at least from james comey today. comey himself, who is ulti

. >> said the a.g. met with the president before the announcement. how about that? met with president bill clinton. how about that deal, right? he is waiting around. oh look the a.g. has come. let me go say hello. 39 minutes, i'm going to talk about the grandkids. i have got to. i hear they are beautiful. i've got two. now i have eight grandchildren and i will tell you i can talk about them and i can say isn't she beautiful? i love the kid i loved it but after a minute i can't go much longer. i want to get to business for you. i want to get to business but he didn't talk about it. he talked about the grandkids and i would say that would take anywhere from 30 seconds to one minute. seriously, am i right? how long can you talk? mr. attorney general i have the most beautiful grandchildren you have ever seen. let me show you a picture. let me show you another picture. what do you think? lou: interrupted with the pictures of the grandchildren. donald trump is making a very good point 39 minutes of talking about the grandchildren not entirely plausible. >> it's not only t

trump saying she is dangling the possibility of reappointing lynch as a.g. in a clinton administration and this is why lynch won't be prosecuting. this morning, paul ryan endorsed the potentially new congressional inquiries and he went a step further and called for something else. >> i was on the ticket in 2012. after the convention, you get the full, declassified information as part of transition, as part of being a nominee. i think the dni, clapper, should deny hillary clinton access to classified information during bribed loretta lynch to stand down. trump saying she is dangling the possibility of reappointing lynch as a.g. in a clinton administration and this is why lynch won't be prosecuting. this morning, paul ryan endorsed the potentially new congressional inquiries and he went a step further and called for something else. >> i was on the ticket in 2012. after the convention, you get the full, declassified information as part of transition, as part of being a nominee. i think the dni, clapper, should deny hillary clinton access to classified informati

. >> said the a.g. met with the president before the announcement. how about that? met with president bill clinton. how about that deal, right? he is waiting around. oh look the a.g. has come. let me go say hello. 39 minutes, i'm going to talk about the grandkids. i have got to. i hear they are beautiful. i've got two. now i have eight grandchildren and i will tell you i can talk about them and i can say isn't she beautiful? i love the kid i loved it but after a minute i can't go much longer. i want to get to business for you. i want to get to business but he didn't talk about it. he talked about the grandkids and i would say that would take anywhere from 30 seconds to one minute. seriously, am i right? how long can you talk? mr. attorney general i have the most beautiful grandchildren you have ever seen. let me show you a picture. let me show you another picture. what do you think? lou: interrupted with the pictures of the grandchildren. donald trump is making a very good point 39 minutes of talking about the grandchildren not entirely plausible. >> it's not only t

>> well, you know, and the a.g. still has this issue before her because now the justice department has to decide whether to accept the fbi and whether they should bring in their own independent judgment to bear. i hope there are honest prosecutors who say, look, the fbi director wants to rewrite federal law, ignore the rule of law here, potentially put other sorts of classified information at risk because many people are facing jail time and who have gone jail for less than what mrs. clinton allegedly done according at least to the sgrooib -- fbi. >> tom, fitton, thank you, we know you are part of the lawsuit on the freedom of information act looking for more details. >>> hillary clinton and staff were extremely careless in handling of sensitive material. >> though we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or colleagues intended to handle information, there is evidence they were extremely careless in handle of very sensitive highly classified information. there is evident to support a conclusion that any

for the a.g. and bill clinton to be seen chity-chatting together, doesn't matter if the grandkids were on the menu of the chat, it just plain looks bad. it looks like a good old-fashioned conflict of interest. so the news today is that loretta lynch is going to accept the recommendation of her career investigators and all those career prosecutors in her department, those people who are in charge of the probe, who have done all the work, all the investigating and will serve her up a silver plat ter worth of recommendations. she says, no matter what they are, she is going to take them. she also says she had planned to do that long ago before this meeting. the implications there that any talk with bill clinton would not have swayed her either way anyway. she spoke about this whole thing a couple minutes ago. have a listen. >> people have also wondered and raised questions about my role in the ultimate resolution of matters involving the investigation into the state department e-mails and to the exten

up accused attorney general lynch of taking a bribe after clinton said she may keep lynch on as her a.g. in her administration. take a listen. >> the attorney general sitting there saying, you know, if i get hillary off the hook i have for more years or eight more years but if she loses i'm out of a job. it's a bribe. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. she is laughing at the stupidity of our system. she is laughing and so is her husband bill. laughing at what's going on. >> trump also called the decision an example of a rigged system. here's what is happening today. he'll be rallying with former speaker of the house gring rich. we expect the fbi's decision major part of the rally and clinton reportedly taking aim at trump's business practices today in atlantic city in new jersey later this morning. we'll watch for developments and new reactions throughout the morning for you. back the you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> nearly 5,400 people joined a petition saying that they would petition saying that they would never serve as a juror in aaron persky's court. many believe that sentence was to

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taking a bribe from the presumptive democratic nominee after clinton said she may keep lynch on as a.g. in the administration. >> the attorney general saying if i get hillary off the hook i get four or eight more years and loses i'm out of a job. it's a bribe. >> critics say republicans are acting like spoiled children. >>> 6:30 this morning, the removal of the fourth of five trusses of the old eastern span of the bay bridge will begin. the truss lowered and then taken to the port of oakland to be broken down and work takes about two days. in may, you may remember workers found a discovery of eggs. they plan to work with the bird deterrent contractor today. >>> a large crowd expected to protest a proposed condo project in oakland tonight. at issue is the development at the clairemont hotel. the plan for condo where the hotel's three-tiered parking lot stands now. opponents are worried about congestion on tunnel road and the impact on wildlife and water sources. that meeting at 6:00 at oakland city hall. >>> a pair of hikers lost are safe and sound this morning. happened at sugar loaf r

the clinton campaign west coasted that news with spokesman brian fallon tweeting with the a.g. accepting director comey's recommendationses, this case is resolved. meanwhile newt gingrich introducedal cincinnati rally last night and trump praised the former speaker of the house. >> newt has been my friend for a long time, and i'm not saying anything and i'm not telling newt anything, but i can tell you in one form or another, newt gingrich is going to be involved with our government. that i can tell you. >> trump is saying there are about ten people on his v.p. list including two military generals, but two topo ten chal candidate say they are not interested. >>> just one dauf after an awkward on-stage presentation on stage bob corker said he is best suited for other kinds of public service and speaking with nbc's kelly o'donnell, the senator offered up his own job. >> his best running mate would be ivanka. i don't know that that would pass muster probably but i don't know they have met a more composed beautiful and in every way person. >> iowa senator joni ernst has also taken

why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her plane.he plane was carrying the one person who can derail hillary's presidential aspirations, loretta lynn' just happened to be landing at the same airport bill was leaving. >> i did see president clinton at the phoenix airport is a was leaving an spoke to myself and my husband on the plane. our conversation was a great deal about the grandchildren. it was primarily social and about our travels. he mentioned the golf he played in phoenix. kennedy: nothing else came up? this has been in the news for over a year. >> there was no discussion of benghazi or the state department emails. i would say the current news of the day was the brexit. kennedy: but no current news about the federal investigation into hillary clinton's email server. you know, the one where you are the person who decide whether his wife is indicted for a number of serious crimes. that's so weird. so what is the nature of our relationship with loretta, bill. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. kennedy: slow, dow

bill clinton strolling on the plane of an a.g. investigating his wife. this is a serious issue in front of the american people. bill clinton treated it like it was nothing. >> this is the last time they are going to use the same travel agent. the fact they got together like they did in the airport. this is just a pattern. i have a theory whether you agree with it or not. i think secretary clinton has a paranoia about being imperfect. every time she gets caught. every time her team gets caught doing things that don't add up, that don't make sense. that haven't truthful. she always has an answer for it except for the truth. i think this election when it comes down to it is going to be some kinds of referendum on whether or not hillary is imperfect enough to square with the american public. so far loretta lynch situation, i don't think so. one more thing, charles. i believe that there was so much evidence, it was overwhelming evidence coming against hillary clinton from the f.b.i. director and everyone investigating this. there was no question loretta lynch

why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her plane.

her press secretary tweeting out the a.g. accepting director comey's recommendation and this case is resolved. they want to make sure this signifies an end, close the book and turn a page and move forward in all of this, but that won't necessarily happen. james comey is up on capitol hill tomorrow. he'll be testifying in front of the house oversight committee so there are still a lot of questions that remain for them. there is an awareness within the clinton campaign that at some point she is going to have to come out and address this and answer questions about this going forward. >> that's hanging over her head. also, she's not facing charges but the political part and trustworthy part but another thing is bernie sanders. we're getting information about a potential endorsement of hillary clinton by bernie sanders. what do you know about that? >> it seems there are a lot of ifs ands and buts about that. they could be setting up a meeting next tuesday in north carolina. a lot of that hangs on the results of a meeting in orland

deputy a.g. under ashcroft, head of the fbi.was a prosecutor with me in the day of prosecuting politicians. the's no case. >> ed, ron, thank you both. >>> that's the latest on hillary clinton east e-mail woes. she's been speaking with president obama by the way at a rally in north carolina but as far as we are aware the topic has not come up. we have a news alert with meg terrell. when's happening, meg? >> kelly, folks right remember that fedavation is trying to fend off an offer and entered into confidentiality agreements with several drugmakers and as a result of that terminating the bid trying to replace some of the board. now, fedivation said that there was a higher aur than offered and a $58 a share in cash. plus a contingent value tied to the cancer drug that could be worth up to $3 a share. they said they rejected the new offer. earlier today, you saw shares rising on a reuters report that they had entered into agreements with pfizer, as well. heathing up quite a bit, kelly. back the you. >> trying to follow it all. thank

interesting, when eric holder left as attorney general, he had a long tail to his time as a.g. because he announced he was leaving. he said he would stay on the job until loretta lynch was confirmed. that took forever. he has since come out and endorsed hillary clinton, and we actually expected him to be playing a larger role on the campaign trail from here on out. he's appeared in one ad for her. here now, former attorney general eric holder. >> thank you. i have known hillary clinton for almost 25 years. as a friend, a colleague, and a leader of courage and conviction. and today, i'm proud to say i stand with her. because i have seen that she has the skills to serve as commander in chief and the strength to lead our already great nation in this hour of challenge and conflict. did you hear what i said? already great nation. donald, did you hear me? already great nation. at a time when the bonds between law enforcement and communities of color have frayed, when assassins target police in heinous attacks and peaceful citizens have to question whether black lives truly matter, an

so but you know, the reality is, the a.g. moves with a very large security detail, staff, handlers, as does the former president. and there's also the minor inconvenience of a logistics of private jet travel in terms of flight plan and all the rest of it. so this thing, this was a large machine that was operating and allowing this to take place. the fact that we wanted to keep it quiet, didn't want to take pictures, i don't care. i don't believe that loretta lynch would do anything nefarious. she's a good person. it's the dumbest move of the year. >> maybe it's the smartest move, because they wanted to get loretta lynch in trouble so she recuses herself, therefore, they have another ten months to find a special prosecutor and they get out of it. >> are we really that smart? >> i'm not. >> is the administration really that smart? >> bill is. >> this tells me two things. the first is that private planes are not good. >> no. >> because i have never flown in one but i'm just assuming now, only bad things happen on private planes.

why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her pl

nobody talks about the grandkids for 35 minutes like that with oh, let me go find the a.g. >> they're awesome grandkids. >> okay. >> let me say if, the republicans had kasich if, you had bush, i don't care who you had. but you got trump. and it's just hard to make the case against clinton if you're looking at donald trump. >> donald trump beat kasich. >> i noticed. i just think at this point you are thinking, wow. >> and he praised saddam which i think is very brave. blame bush for 9/11 and praise saddam. he has my vote. can i go home now? >> did president obama put pressure on the fbi to clear hillary clinton? he says he didn't. but he publicly stated how he thought the investigation should turn out. that flash back ahead. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's serve

. >>> also tonight, former bush a.g. will join me at 7:00. i'm in for gretta tonight.rrow, bolling on at 2:00 pm and marco rubio as well. and i'll be on at 8:30. busy, busy, busy as a bee. juan? >> no, it's greg's turn. >> greg. >> there you go. >> greg's disturbing news. now if i told you that i had seen batman and robin and his sidecar motorcycle and robin was actually a dog, you would go, we need a breathalyzer or you are mentally ill or we're sending you away. not is the case. take a look at this. you have peter mcmahon, loving husband and a dog named jasper in a side car for the july parade costume contest. >> did they win? >> they won best pet. you know what i hate about this? this puts a lot of pressure on other husbands. what kind of husband would go to this length to please their wife, to do this? i do the dishes and think that i'm like the greatest. >> no, i know i couple who would. >> this dog has no idea what's going on. and if he did, he would hide from the other dogs. >> they would and he loves it. >> by the way, take a look at "the wall street journal" o

but if he wants to be a.g., that's going to damage him. >> should there have been more support for donaldrump rather than criticism of hillary clinton in that? because it was -- >> yeah, sure. i think so. i think what that betrays is that first of all, there is not uniform support in the party for donald trump. speaker ryan, i don't think he even mentioned donald trump once -- >> no, he did, three times. >> wow. but clearly he has had big issues with things that donald trump has done, and you could tell that he was there to mostly talk about his agenda as opposed to talking about donald trump's agenda. for chris christie, i thought he was very effective for the people in that room. the red meat for the people who already support donald trump. i was waiting, though, after the whole litany of things that were not factually correct that he was talking about, and everybody that was holding up trump signs, i was waiting for everybody to pull out the pitchforks, pause that's what it felt like. >> i think we've seen now, because we are at the halfway point, we've seen two nights that have been r

you have christie as a.g., flynn at nsa or something of that level. >> i'm thinking -- i think he has a better job of controlling pence than newt. >> all right. >> i think this is all about the midwest. i think that what we see is if you pick mike penn, strong in the midwest, as opposed to newt gingrich who has a national profile and guess what, mike pence is a guy who's tight with social conservatives, specifically on the abortion issue, where trump has been kind of, people aren't sure what he thinks. they're not sure if he even goes to church, all that. mike pence backs him up, gives him a base. it's the reaching out to white men in the midwest on the trade issue that really i think helps donald trump here. if his strategy has any chance, he's got to go through western pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, michigan. that's where mike pence is a known factor and, of course, as we heard around the table, he's good with the gop establishment. >> it sounds like an endorsement from juan williams, a learned man. >>> next, we return to the terror attack in france, we'll be back in a moment. stay

"with the a.g. accepting director comey's recommendations, this case is resolved.o matter republican's attempts to continue playing politics. every house republican who joins in partisan stunts about clinton's intel briefings should have to say if they think trump is fit to get them." when pressed by the oversight committee about clinton's handling of classified information as secretary of state, comey made the following admission. >> i don't think that our investigation established that she was particularly sophisticated with respect to classified information and the levels and the treatment and as far as -- >> isn't she an original classification authority, though? >> yes, sir, yes, sir. >> good grief. >> reporter: the campaign rebutted, claiming the classified e-mails were mismarked. referring to comey's testimony, "he acknowledged that they were improperly marked and as a result, the materials could have been reasonably judged as not classified." senator bernie sanders confirmed talks for an endorsement of clinton are under way. and our sources tell us the two

will be an interesting question, particularly again, we know about bill clinton's meeting with the a.g., all sorts of issues about whether or not this is political sized, who knew, when did they know? how much influence were the clintons and were president obama actually having on the attorney general reacting to all this. immense amounts of he shes/she said around this. i don't think it goes away and sort of an indictment which we're clearly not getting, i don't see this as a, i don't see this as a game changer forehl f for hillary's campaign. >> what about risk? additional market risk? >> it could have if an indictment. no question that donald trump has significant demographic challenges state by state to overcome if he's going to become the president, next president of the u.s. that would be considered a significant market risk, and externality is, god forbid, a big terrorist act, hillary clinton with a health issue or indictment in this case. those are precisely the sort of thing that would have led to a big political risk in the markets. we've avoided this one, in my view. >> all

i have eric holder here, the former a.g. let me ask you a real political question, not a legal one. donald trump is running as a nationalist. this week we caught him engaging with a foreign national leader, putin, to get involved in u.s. politics and engage in some espionage against his opponent, crack into her e-mail, including when she was secretary of state. legal and political implications of such a move by a guy who claims to be a nationalist? >> i would think that from a political perspective, it would be just the latest in a long list of disqualifiers. to involve another nation, to allow russia, to allow putin in a matter like that, would seem to disqualify him. it shows from my perspective a lack of judgment, lack of understanding of what a request like that actually has, the collateral impact of something like that. whether it's actually broken the law, you have to do a little more research. i would be concerned if i were him having actually made that request and whether or not some prosecutor some place wants to look into it. >> in politics when you do a favor for someone,

. >> should we suspend this notion, charles, that the a.g.s the chief law enforcement officer of the land? they really work for the administration. >> you're right. we should dispense with it if we want to decline and abandon the rule of law and everything that made the country great. just personally. it's a little foible i have. i don't. >> it's not happening anyway. they're essentially partisan hacks for the president that they serve. >> that may be true. but we've now seen evidence of it. and the fact that bill clinton didn't think this would be a big story demonstrates just how, again, arrogant the clintons are. they just think they are above the law. and they probably are. >> they probably are. all right. well, while bill clinton was greeting loretta lynch, president obama was meeting with the leaders of canada and mexico. let's see how it went. that was a little awkward, right? >> i think that is trudeau -- that's his worst moment. isn't it? >> yeah. i definitely believe that would be it. >> the more i watch it the less awkward i think

. >> so loretta lynch, the a.g., said today that it's over, she's not going to charge.e any way that hillary clinton can be charged with something? >> only if some new information comes up. on the basis of the current record, she will not be charged. >> it's over legally unless something else happens. >> i want to ask alan a question. >> yes, sir. but they're telling me to tease. go ahead. >> the statute said you can be charged if you act with gross negligence. and comey says she was extremely careless and therefore not karjing hkar charging her. to the lay audience, there's not a difference. >> i agree with you. and that's why you need a sensible prosecutor to look at the totality of the evidence and make a decision. did she have the hamlet moment to commit a felony or not to commit a felony, that is the question and i think he was right to say she never had that moment. >> and, ladies and gentlemen, you have just seen a legal class by alan dershowitz. i could go on longer but i have to go. thank you, i appreciate it. >> up next, donald trump is not backing down, defen

trump saying she is dangling the possibility of reappointing lynch as a.g.and this is why lynch won't be prosecuting. this morning, paul ryan endorsed the potentially new congressional inquiries and he went a step further and called for something else. >> i was on the ticket in 2012. after the convention, you get the full, declassified information as part of transition, as part of being a nominee. i think the dni, clapper, should deny hillary clinton access to classified information during this campaign, given how she so recklessly handled classified information. i think that's something that the administration should do on its own, but we'll look into if that's something we can do as well. >> the briefings he was talking about have been a staple of presidential campaigns since 1952. both parties receiving briefings after the convention and during the campaign. a tradition started by harry truman who became president suddenly upon the death of fdr in 1945, and 12 days after taking office, truman first learned about something called the manhattan project. tru

. >> supporters said if you're not the vice president, people are throwing around a.g., but there's ary of governors going in as white house chiefs of staff. that's the role you're performing now. >> i haven't. i haven't thought to anything about what's next if he wins. what i have been thinking about is getting the government ready for him if he wins and getting good choices for him. i don't worry about that for myself because i know that whether i'm the vice presidential normminee or the chairman of the transition, that after he wins on november 8th, on november 9th i'm going to be sitting at a table across from me and he's going to look at me and say what's next. and i'll be ready to give him some answers and suggestions. that's whether you're vp or chairman of transition. that's what i'm really focused on. i said this to a group of people interviewing yesterday in washington. i said the product is the most important thing. put aside your ego, put aside which office in the white house you want. the product is the most important thing. that's whether i'm vice president or whether i'

in a letter, governor baker asked a.g. maura healey to clarify the warning she sent out against the warning. sale of the weapons. a spokesperson for healey says the governor's letter was a surprise, given what appeared to be his initial public support. >> kevin: temperatures in the 80's right now, most of the areas around here. a little warmer away from the there in northern worcester county in fitchburg, 93 degrees right now. boston couldn't hit that, so the heat wave officially ends at six days. it would have been day seven. only hit 87 at logan. sorry, you lose. futurecast shows it is clear out there tonight, going to stay clear all night long and clear through your morning drive. sunny start to the dave, looks nice through the morning. here's the temperature trend in boston. tonight, dropping into the 70's and staying there, right through the morning. low 70's when you wake up first thing in the morning. in worcester, cooler in the upper morning after a clear night. and on cape cod, a mostly clear night there too and 7

the matter is huge mistake made this past week with bill clinton choosing to board the plane with the a.gs morning we have hillary clinton meeting with the fbi. the american public doesn't know everything that the fbi knows now but the american public knows enough to believe that hillary clinton should be indicted, that she did commit crimes. that is without even knowing all of the additional facts of the connections between donations to the clinton foundation, access and policy at the state department, so the american public wants to see not only this fbi investigation come to a conclusion but want to see justice. we don't want to see anyone is above the law, especially someone who wants to be the president of the united states. so hopefully we don't just see an end of an investigation but one that's bringing accountability and justice and transparency as well. >> do you think this will be wrapped up before the convention? >> i don't know. i believe that the fbi -- james comey is someone who i have grown to appreciate being a professional, of being disciplined, taking his job very seriou

where he essentially intervened to try to stop alberto gonzalez from going to the bedside of an ailing a.g. ashcroft in the case of warrantless wiretapping. he isn't somebody who doesn't have a sterling reputation in washington. donald trump is trying to call him a partisan apologist for hillary clinton. >> i like that question. we have been covering james comey for what, 20 years. now suddenly everybody has discovered james comey and wants to know what's the deal with him. he's a former u.s. attorney in new york. you may remember that he filed criminal charges against martha stewart which was somewhat controversial. the question was was she doing improper trading and she was prosecuted for misleading the fbi investigating that. he was the deputy attorney general in the bush administration under john ashcroft, the attorney general. he left the govement to go into private practice as general counsel for an aerospace firm, then was persuaded to come back and be the fbi director. that's a ten-year position and he's three or four years into it. >> he threatened to resign over attempts to inter

it comes after there was an impromptu and private meeting between the a.g.clinton on board her government plane on the tarmac of a phoenix airport. nbc justice correspondent pete williams joins me once again. pete, do you have any updated information about what will be addressed about lynch's intentions about the fbi investigation? >> yeah. this is first of all, we have to say, an unusual thing for the attorney general to publicly explain what she's going to say. but what the justice department folks that we have be talking to say that she will make public what she had already decided privately and has been hinting at for the past couple of weeks. namely, that when the advice comes from the recommendation comes from the fbi about whether to charge anyone criminally in this case and remember, there's a lot of people that could potentially be criminally charged here, it's not just about hillary clinton, that recommendation will go to the career folks at justice. they will look at it, make a recommendation. that will go to the senior career people and what they

lynch, the a.g. says she's going to defer to the fbi on whatever you came with up. on saturday morning i saw the vans pull up. this is this past saturday, and you questioned secretary clinton for three hours. >> three and a half. >> on tuesday morning, the morning after july fourth, we watched in our office. i had my interns, i said come in, we have the fbi director, let's hear what he has to say. we're all kind of startled. you basically said you were going to recommend not to prosecute, correct? >> yes, sir. >> tuesday, we had president obama and secretary clinton arrive in charlotte at 2:00. shortly thereafter we had the attorney general closing the case. this is rapid fire. my folks think there's something fishy about this. i'm not a conspiracy theorist. but there are a lot of questions on how this came down. i have questions about how this came down. did you personally interview the secretary on saturday morning? >> i didn't personally, no. >> how many agents did? >> i think we had five or six. >> did you talk to all of those agents after the interview? >> i di

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