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>> peter alexander and pete williams, kasie hunt. pete williams, let's say hillary clinton gets elected. she's president of the united states. how likely is it this investigation and other investigations continue well into her first term? is this something that's going to loom othver her presidency should she be elected? >> if you asked me in july if this would be over, i would have said yes but they're in a position now if they find more e-mails, they'll have to look at them. that's certainly true but impossible to predict whether others turn up. it does seem with the passage of time, the fewer and fewer of them will be apparent but they'll look at whatever they have to is the easy way to say. i just can't predict it. >> justice correspondent pete williams. >> craig? >> go ahead, kasie. >> reporter: i was going to say, politically, yes, there's no question. the oversight chair is out saying that after he switched from unendorsing trump to saying he voted for him. it's very clear that we're in for quite the run of digging into the cl

we'll start with pete williams, kasie hunt and peter alexander all here. peter, i want to go to you first and this a game changer, some are calling it. essentially case closed? >> no, not anymore than it was case closed before the director's letter two fridays ago. as a technical matter, that's kind of a term of art in the fbi world. it was closed before tn't closes still freedom of information act requests going on but the latest group of e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop is certainly over with in terms of the question of whether there's anything new to say about the case against hillary clinton. >> and pete, just take us inside the thinking in the fbi, if you would. i've been listening to you reporting. you say fbi director james comey didn't necessarily feel pressure but he did feel a sense of urgency to try to get this review going as quickly as possible. >> the reason i say that is i think this was self-imposed pressure. they certainly were well aware of the reaction to the letter that he sent to congress two fridays ago but they fully expected

alexander berzon, great reporting there the washington journal. great reporting. >> thank you. >>> "the 11th hour" with brian williams is next. >>> tonight the dash to the finish. hillary clinton's rally in arizona, a state she hopes to put back in the democratic column with just five days to go. donald trump must then win florida, showing discipline by coaching himself out loud to stay on message. >>> and president obama lays bare the stakes for this election tonight. his passionate new case to get out the vote. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening from our headquarters in new york where the sun will rise tomorrow with just five days to go until we elect our next president. this is a presidential campaign in its final stage, as you will hear from one of our political veterans in this very room tonight. there is a mathematical path. if everything goes right for donald trump to reach 266 electoral votes. the problem is you need 270 to go over the top. there are new polls out tonight and this race is tightening. critical to the trump strategy is florida, always has been, where the candidate spent the day holding rallies in miami, orlando an

alexander berzon, great reporting there the washington journal. great reporting. >> thank you. >>> "the 11th hour" with brian williams is next. >>> tonight the dashnish. hillary clinton's rally in arizona, a state she hopes to put back in the democratic column with just five days to go. donald trump must then win florida, showing discipline by coaching himself out loud to stay on message. >>> and president obama lays bare the stakes for this election tonight. his passionate new case to get out the vote. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening from our headquarters in new york where the sun will rise tomorrow with just five days to go until we elect our next president. this is a presidential campaign in its

alexander berzon, great reporting there the washington journal. great reporting. >> thank you. >> msnbc continues with the 11th hour with brian williams.gins now. >>> good evening from our headquarters in new york where the sun will rise tomorrow with just five days to go until we elect our next president. this is a presidential campaign in its final stage, as you will the sun will rise tomorrow with just five days to go until we elect our next president. this is a presidential campaign in its final stage, as you will hear from one of our political veterans in this very room tonight. there is a mathematical path.

alexander at the trump rally in sarasota. kelly o'donnell at hillary clinton's first stop of the day in pittsburgh and nbc justice correspondent pete williams in new york. pete, to you first to talk about james comey. the fbi in the center of a fire storm now from both sides. the clinton people are just -- to say furious is to under state what happened the last ten days. when she said to us right after the last debate, i'm not going to respond to donald trump anymore. i will be looking forward, positive message and the next day, bam. they feel they lost a lot of momentum and ground. and may lose control of the senate because of this. >> well, the fbi did what they said they were going to do once the letter was sent to congress. they say if they can get the word out on what they found in the e-mails on anthony weiner's laptop they said they would not do a progress report. only say if they could finish the work. they said they finished and nothing they found changes their view that this is not a case that could be prosecuted. >> though the fbi director exonerated her in this arena, donald trump is just going to town. let me bring peter alexan

alexander filed by trump's campaign in nevada where las vegas is. as we mentioned, the lawsuit has been thrown out by a judge out there. correspondent pete williams joins us from the newsroom. tell us more. this stems from the early voting period in nevada. it ended on friday. there were voters in line and they were allowed to vote. trump campaign said they shouldn't have been. >> two claims. they were four largely democratic precincts in las vegas. if they show up after the polls closed that were not in line when the polls closed were still allowed to vote. the bigger question is some of these precincts changed the closing time after the closing times were already announced and the trump lawyers say you can't do that. what they asked the judge to do in this lawsuit is we want you to set the voting machines and the ballots aside. the judge said we were going to do that anyway. that's what we do at every precinct. what is it you really want? they said we need to preserve a record and need to know the poll workers were. that's what they want. this is about doing the work that would be necessary if the trump lawyers decide later to file a contest an

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