deirdre: with me now, judge andrew napolitano. we take you any way we can. will these 15,000 new emails be a surprise? will it change people's point of view as they go to vote in early november? the timing has got to hurt hillary clinton in some way. >> we already know some the things that are in there and that is -- and i'm going to use language a little bit stronger than my two colleagues. hillary clinton was for sale. hillary clinton directly or indirectly insisted something of value -- i'm using a phrase from the federal bribery statute -- be put into a bank account to which she eventually had access in order for her to act in her official capacity to benefit the person who put that money in the bank account. stated differently, you want the secretary of state of the united states to exercise authority she has by giving you an exemption from a requirement or speeding up an application or process, you are not going to get it unless you contribute money to her and her husband's foundation. if this isn't the basis for a criminal investigation and if this do

here now with more, judge andrew napolitano. judge, what do you think?hillary's e-mail have something to do with this man's execution? >> well, we don't know because he was tried in a court system very unfamiliar to us, and he was convicted. he was sentenced to death. he appealed it. he lost the appeal. and yesterday he was apparently hanged. we do know that he did provide us with a lot of information. we do know that american intelligence agencies paid him a good deal of money. he was a classic spy. he provided information that was fed to secretary kerry, who had it in the back of his head or in his notes at the time he was negotiating with his opposite number that produced the iranian accords. whatever you think of those accords, we had a leg up on them because of this spy who worked for us. can you imagine -- imagine if this e-mail was used in the prosecution against him, the american secretary of state, the great satan, was referring to you as their friend. >> if i were a spy anywhere in the world right now, i'd be pretty nervous knowing that hillary

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kennedy: talk to judge andrew napolitano -- sandra: he did. i saw him talking to him today.ughter] >> he'll say you can't indict over this. but this is the way -- kennedy: no, judge andrew napolitano. >> yes, he would say you cannot be indict over this -- kennedy: no, he actually says that the clinton foundation shenanigans are much larger than the e-mail server -- >> really? kennedy: he said that on my show on fox business, weeknights at 8 p.m. eastern. >> i know. you should get your laws straight because the law on the other stuff is much clearer. you cannot -- kennedy: okay, but here's the difference. >> politicians have been doing quid pro quos for years. kennedy: okay, but that is not -- melissa: and they go to jail. kennedy: that is not a justification -- >> yes, it is. it's called the business of government. t not indictable. sandra: one at a time, because nobody can hear anything you're saying. kennedy: tens of thousands of documents -- >>'s the indictable offense? [inaudible conversations] kennedy: if they do that before the election, then we will have much -- >> i

bring in judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst.> if it weren't so serious it would be hilarious, virtually every statement she has made, or the three or four principle statements she has made are directly rebutted by the fbi director and evidence that they found. chris wallace asked very good, very well-documented questions and by her duplicitous answers, she is created a new story for another day. so she harmed herself politically. legally, when the fbi said i was telling the truth it was an incomplete statement. the fbi director said, as far as we know she was telling truth in her three hour-secret, unrecorded testimony to us. we do not express an opinion about whether she was telling the truth to the public yet we know, because congressman gowdy who you ran, interrogating director comey under oath after he made his statement they're not going to seek her indictment, he directly reit abouted what she said. there was classified material there -- rebutted. 110 different pieces of secret and top secret material. and she tried to thr

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ashley: all rights, judge andrew napolitano is here. good morning to you. you were laughing a little bit during the soundbite because it shows the stupidity of it all. >> the difference between what she said she didn't let the fbi found she did could not them or start. let's start with the lowest level. director comey said i told the truth. there is no evidence that she lied to the fbi and in the three-hour unrecorded secret interview in early july. but it is obvious she did not tell the truth to the benghazi committee. the left side of the screen when mrs. clinton was testifying, she was under oath. so she committed perjury care. she also committed the crime of misleading congress, assuming director comey is correct. she also destroyed evidence, which is obstructing justice said she destroyed many e-mails by wiping the server claim. who probably has them at the nsa. they joke about the nsa having everything. over the weekend, a former high rate in official says it is clear that the nsa has all of mrs. clinton's e-mails and the fbi never came calling. >> th

coming up analysts and four star general, fox news judicial analysts judge andrew napolitano and trump spokesperson, somebody who must be tired katrina pearson. she's here with us as well. first, the economy remains the top issue for voters and billionaire businessmen are lining up to support hillary clinton. warren buffet will hit the campaign trail at an event in omaha, over the weekend mark cuban endorsed cuban in hometown of pittsburgh, do big name billionaire backing matters? let's bring senior and mercedes -- [laughter] >> republican strategist and fox news contributor mercedes, clinton getting endorse members by big names and back it had idea of buffet, she's got on board with his minimum tax that wealthy should make but does this hurt donald trump at all? >> let me tell you this is not an election not of billionaires, this election is about the working class. those endorsements, i don't think necessarily matter the way they normally do. interestingly enough obviously warren buffet is no surprise, he's a life-long democrat who has supported obama in the past. so that is not a su

bill: judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst., judge, good monday to you. friday afternoon, in front after group of journalists african-americans and hispanics. >> yes. bill: you believe that the reason she dropped this phrase is because the reporters were on to her story? >> yes. bill: explain that. >> yes. when she told chris wallace that fbi director jim comey told the world that she was telling the truth, she didn't finish her statement. fbi director jim comey told the world she was telling the truth to the fbi in a secret, unrecorded, unreported interrogation she had from the fbi. he never told the world that she was telling the truth to everybody else. so when she was caught in this, by journalists all across the board, from people that like her to people that don't like her, she was in front of this friendly group of journalists, she decided to walk back the statement she made to chris. that is when she used the phrase donald trump nicely referenced, short-circuited. unclear what she meant by that i will give her benefit o

fox news analyst, january andrew napolitano, and charlie hurd, political columnist for "the washington times." your thoughts on what we've seen transpire? >> my thoughts are >> my thoughts are is the merck hq is running a -- if the public perception is the main issue is donald trump's worthiness to be president, mrs. clinton will win. on the other hand if the issue is, do we really want a third therm of barack obama in the presence of a president hillary clinton, donald trump has a very strong chance to win. so he has to control the message. if he has another week like he endured when he attacked the judge born in india, he doesn't like the rulings in the trump university case, or when he attacked the khan family, i think the country will become sick and tired of him. >> two other interestingports, fox news poll -- satisfied with how things are going in the country? it changed a bit, but still no, 55%, again upsidedown. you can see where it was in april, 58%. the other one is fox news poll 14, who does a better job on each one of these things? the economy, donald trump at 50%, hillary

fox news analyst, january andrew napolitano, and charlie hurd, political columnist for "the washingtonhts on what we've seen transpire? >> my thoughts are >> my thoughts are is the merck hq is running a -- if the public perception is the main issue is donald trump's worthiness to be president, mrs. clinton will win. on the other hand if the issue is, do we really want a third therm of barack obama in the presence of a president hillary clinton, donald trump has a very strong chance to win. so he has to control the message. if he has another week like he endured when he attacked the judge born in india, he doesn't like the rulings in the trump university case, or when he attacked the khan family, i think the country will become sick and tired of him. >> two other interestingports, fox news poll -- satisfied with how things are going in the country? it changed a bit, but still no, 55%, again upsidedown. you can see where it was in april, 58%. the other one is fox news poll 14, who does a better job on each one of these things? the economy, donald trump at 50%, hillary clinton at 45, tied

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joining us judge andrew napolitano. what say you? was the post different with to four pin known wyoming. >> absolutely they were justified. mrs. clinton was highly misleading to chris wall lags' very straightforward. well-ground questions. when she said to chris, the fbi said i was telling the truth, what she should have said was, the fbi said in my three hour secret unrecorded interview, i was telling the truth. but the director of the fbi told congressman trey gowdy, under oath, she was not telling the truth when she said she never sent or received anything that was classified. >> that's one hoff the big things. the classification, when it was classified. she is saying i didn't know i was sending anything classified at the time because it wasn't classified then. >> there are two ways to address that. on her first day in office she received a two-hour tutorial from two fbi agents at the end of which she signed an oath. that oath said i recognize and swear it is my duty to know what is classified and not classified, whether it's mark

the case has made repeated claims about the clintons and filed a number of lawsuits, and judge andrew napolitano who works for us at fox, thinks that this will taint your case, it will make it more difficult in part because of who the lawyer is. they also said it's challenging for you, mrs. smith, because hillary clinton was indemified effectively as secretary of state. how do you respond to the challenges? >> she lied and if there's any way of proving it or saying it, she lied. why are people believing her and not me? my son is the one that got killed there. he's the one that died. he called me the night before and told me he was going to die because she pulled the security away. when i mentioned that, people think that i'm wrong and they say what's the matter with you? you can't sue hillary! she's too big! maybe so, and maybe i'm wrong, but i am and i want answers, and she may be too big but not in front of god she isn't. trish: mrs. smith, you want answers and should get them, thank you for joining us today. >> okay. >> you know, shifting gears, i've said it here before, when you look at euro

judge andrew napolitano is here to discuss this. we know people who just recently moved out are the worst of the worst, toughest cases. we have it here for you, what do you see? >> well, the records substantiate the people posed before we arrested them and the danger they would pose against again once released. but the bush administration and the obama administration have created this legal co nondrum. they want to be able to hold people without charging them. and each team it has gone to the supreme court five times, the supreme court said you can't do that. charge them, try them or let them go. senator ayotte is saying if we let them go, they will harm more people, what are we supposed to do? >> we do know that about 30% according to our government's own statistics have returned or believe to have returned to the battlefield killing some americans. >> so it's really a political judgment. do you move them to the united states and put them in a secure prison here and try them? well, the president is not going to find a system or pri

. >> so judge andrew napolitano is here with more. we don't really need a judge to explain to the audience what we just saw there, but go ahead. >> a child knows the difference between lying and telling the truth here. mrs. clinton really attempted -- chris wallace didn't fall for it. the audience didn't fall for it. the media hasn't fallen for it. "the washington post" supports her candidacy for president. they gave her their maximum of four pinocchios. what the director said was, we didn't find any falsehood in what mrs. clinton told us. >> right, which would be a felony. >> correct. >> so she was smart enough not to lie to the fbi. >> in a secret, three-hour, non-recorded interrogation. but it is clear that she lied to chris wallace, and it's clear she has been lying to the public about whether or not she received, opened, read, sent on, sent on to sid bloomen thaul, her colleague and friend that works for the clinton foundation, who had no security clearance, material that was secret or top-secret. some of the materials so secret

sandra: by the way judge andrew napolitano did weigh in on this today, he says i don't think either partsf this lawsuit are going to go. it is logical argument but certainly not going to go anywhere in an election year. >> time for julian assange to step up again. melissa: oh, goodness. hillary clinton ripping into donald trump's economic plan after the republican nominee unveiled a proposal he says will jump-start the economy by slashing taxes and regulation but clinton accused trump of peddling old tired ideas that benefit the really wealthy. listen. >> he announced a few days ago that he has a dozen economic advisors. let's see. he has three wall street money managers, an oil baron, a former chief economist at one of the big banks at the heart of the financial crisis. he has got six men named steve. [laughter] and, you know, that they all care about the same thing he does, about you know, how to avoid paying their fair share. melissa: clinton previewed economic speech she will give on thursday at the same detroit venue, offering this contrast to her rival's plan. >> basically cut taxes

to fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano who joins us by phone. judge, there's a lot of detail here. cut through it, please. go straight at it. is there something different with this new allegation that we should know about? >> i don't think there's anything different, stewart, but the new allegations very nicely, tightly, neatly and in an easily understandable way focus the lies that mrs. clinton uttered while under oath before the house benghazi committee. so there's four areas in which she lied. catherine just outlined all of them. the justice department can do with this whatever they want, but this is a slam dunk case that in the ordinary world where her name hillary rodham instead of hillary rodham clinton, this information would be on its way to a grand jury in a matter of weeks. >> judge, this e-mail scandal has dragged on for months. now is there a new timeframe by which we might get to the bottom of these latest charges that she lied under oath to congress? >> well, the justice department has an unwritten policy, stewart, that it will not

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senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joins me now.e knows the former official who is making that claim. what's he talking about, judge? >> he's talking about a general antipathy that the intelligence community has toward mrs. clinton and it has two sources. the e-mail scandal resulted in the exposure of the names of u.s. undercover agents, operating in the middle east. in the case of all of them, their cover was blown. in the case of a few of them, their lives were lost. and the intelligence community is furious at mrs. clinton for that. they're also furious at her for her secret war against moammar gadhafi in libya during the course of which she caused arms to be delivered to terrorists groups. they warned her that these groups were terrorist groups who would use the arms back at american intel operatives on the ground, and it is believed that some of these groups used one of the weapons to kill u.s. ambassador, chris stevens. now, that does not justify the behavior. if the nsa did this, as the former high-ranking official says they

>> trish, thank you for having me on, and i respect andrew napolitano, but he's wrong here.e fbi director said and as mr. giuliani said, the former mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, mrs. clinton committed about 17 criminal violations in misusing her private e-mail server. it's textbook law. in fact, supreme court law that when you do that, you lose your immunity. so judge napolitano is just mistaken in this instance. he's wrong. secondly, what we're doing here is trying to bring about justice, and that's the reason that i'm representing these clients, because mrs. clinton has skated for so many years. and this time she's done something which has caused the death of our clients, as we allege in the complaint. you can find it at freedom watch u.s..org. that's the group i founded after judicial watch. you'll see from that complaint, it's a very simple complaint. and in fact we have a tremendous chance of success. we've also sued on grounds of defamation because mrs. clinton told our clients and charles woods, the father of tyrone woods recorded this in his diary -- you know, he

judge andrew napolitano on that. from earlier this hour on how he lost 100 pounds eating potatoes.k in three minutes. >> how long did you do it for? >> two weeks. >> this 90 days .9 pounds a day. >> put butter? >> butter something -- about nothing on the potato . >> butter is a gift from god. >> for breakfast? >> no when i was hungry. potatoes -- potatoes, potatoes, populates two weeks. in 909 days you 100 pounds. >> more like 80 pounds. stuart: you know, it is still a shock to wake up every morning and see the almost hysterical attacks on donald trump. the media is relentless. trump can do nothing right. hillary, when mentioned, can do nothing wrong. these were just four of the trump-bashing headlines in just one media outlet today, "the washington post." trump shallowness runs deep. donald trump makes his most dangerous comments yet. the republican party has lost its soul. and gop reaches i new level of panic over trump candidacy. the media has become hillary clinton's most potent weapon. there are few glaring headlines about hillary's failure to tell the truth, virtually nothing

judge andrew napolitano joins us by phone., why do you say that this is a win for hillary clinton? >> well, stuart, first of all, good morning. it's always nice to be with you, stuart. the application to compel her to give testimony was made by judicial watch, which is a plaintiff in two of the 41 freedom of information act lawsuits that have been filed against the state department seeking mrs. clinton's e-mails and the application was for live, under oath, videotaped and broadcast testimony. so, when you go from live testimony, which allows follow-up questions, that is questions based on her previous answers as you reduce that to written testimony, which allows her lawyers to write the answers so long as she can sign off on them and prohibits follow-up questions. stuart: wait a minute, there's no follow-up questions. >> no. stuart: hold on a second. i've got to straighten this out for everybody. because this is presented as a huge win for judicial watch. >> i love the judicial watch people and they are doing wonderful things

judge andrew napolitano back. and i know you have some strong things on this. i'm not certain the queen would. >> yeah. he of course has his supporters and his detractors. his detractors will say, well, he was involved in the talking points over benghazi and the talking points were changed for mrs. clinton and for president obama and for susan rice. and therefore he's going to support mrs. clinton. his supporters would say, yes, he did work with her. and with respect to the information he gave her, not that others gave her. ashley: right? >> she did not miss handle it. but what former director morell misses, is that hillary clinton as did he on his first day in office, a two-hour editorial at which they swore the same oath. and that promises to keep safe, national secrets. and it says a state secret is a secret by virtue of what it contains whether it's stamped with confidential, top secret, or not. ashley: this wasn't confidential. >> playing right into mrs. clinton's argument. if it didn't have a stamp on it in big, black letters saying it was top secret, i d

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john sununu, andrew napolitano. thank you, men. liz? elizabeth: great conversation. backlash over can sear khan, but why is isn't anyone talking about this. >> she lied to me and called me a liar. i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. elizabeth: clinton basically calling the mother of a benghazi victim a liar. we'll talk about coming up. bill: founder of wikileaks saying he is far from finished. what new information we might learn about the dnc. ♪ ladies, why just dream of worry-free nights? i'm linda, and like millions of women worldwide i trust tena. and with new tena overnight underwear i can now sleep worry free all night. the unique secure barrier system gives me triple protection from leaks, odor and moisture - so i can keep being a sweet dreamer. tena overnight underwear and pads. only tena lets you be you. bill: the founder of wikileaks refusing to give up source for more than 20,000 hacked dnc emails. they appear to favor hillary clinton over bernie sanders and led to the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz at last week's convention

judge andrew napolitano is with us.ncident of the lawsuit. >> it is very moving. i've seen them interviewed before. this is the most graphic retelling of those horrific events that i've heard from. i can understand his feelings of the families of those lost comrade end to the extent that this may further expose mrs. clinton's life, one of the most powerful things he said if every time she lies they die again, meaning in their hearts the survivors of the dead suffered that death again. but the laws have been written by republicans and democrats, liberals and conservatives to immunize, to insulate government officials from the legal consequences of their behavior. the theory if they didn't have the immunity they would be gun shy. the other side is that they didn't have the immunity they be more careful. they come down on the side of the immunity. stuart: i understand your feelings. if you were to judge. >> even though i would love mrs. clinton in a courtroom undergrowth. >> that is not something that one could do, use the

all rise, judge andrew napolitano is here. is that ransom or what? >> it's clearly ransom.s a radical 180 degree change in the policy of the federal government to pay ransom because the theory of not paying ransom is you don't encourage the crazies and the terrorists and even foreign government like iran to sponsor to do this. stuart: now, the administration says that this $400 million all cash in swiss francs and euros as part of the settlement of a deal-- a debt that goes back to 1979. >> all right. stuart: it's purely coincidental that the cash was exchanged. >> and then there are the worst managers of pr in the modern era, if they think that people won't see that as more than just a coincidence. here is the administration's argument. there's two buildings not far from fifth avenue owned by iran seized by the government in 1979, worth collectively about 400 million dollars and the agreement, the controversial agreement, the one that the president tricked the congress into requiring two-thirds in order to oppose, that he entered into with iran over the nuclear deal said w

judge andrew napolitano on that next. ♪ stuart: tuesday morning, modified seven days in a row. 35-point.thishe can prove hillary clinton lied under oath when she claimed she didn't know about weapon transfers in libya prior to the pain as he attacks. roll tape. >> it's been in news reports the ships have been leaping from libya and they may have weapons. i like to know the annex that was close by where they were involved with procuring, buying, selling, obtaining weapons and were any transferred to other countries, turkey included. >> you will have to direct that question to the agency that ran the annex. i will see what information is available. >> you are saying you don't know? >> i don't know. stuart: all rights. judge napolitano is here. everyone can understand what you say is hillary clinton's lie. >> killer clinton persuaded president obama to let her conduct a secret war in libya to get rid of nomar could not see. it was to arm militias to foment a civil war against gadhafi and bob the libyan government be in nato. the president took care of the bombing, she took care of the army. the

judge andrew napolitano will comment on that in a moment. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolishck her judges, nothing you can do, folks. >> and telling you right now, we are going to write clearer roles for the middle class and we are going to rates is on the middle class. [cheers and applause] stuart: shall i receive that? we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. she will reveal her full economic plan tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, fox news contributor, you've written a piece saying that yes, hillary clinton will raise taxes on the middle class. you've got to spell this out. in one way will middle class people be taxed more in a hillary clinton -- >> despite that beach where she said she didn't say what a lot of people including yours truly said. since 1993 she fabricated 25% national sales tax on guns. she was asked in iowa whether she was for oregon a payroll tax increase on all americans fear she said no she wouldn't be opposed to that. in philadelphia -- pennsylvania primary she was in favor of increasing sales taxes on soda. she's in favor of that. her campaign cha

hillary facing ailses of pay to play judge andrew napolitano is on his way.s if her first term her critics not very convinced about that. but first trump's campaign from earlier in the show. >> i think you're going to hear very much about the fact that we want to make sure that money is available, but we also want to have prudent landing our financial institutions need to be secure. americans need to be secure in their investments. this is one of the things that's changed over the last 70 years in this country. where we've moved our wealth from banks into homes, and if you tack a look at the some of the statistics we've looked at, we have a lot of negative wealth in this country today. and i think that home ownership is one of the things that we can improve that and that's what he's talking to these builders about. from the plan that donald trump announced earlier this week. he's all about cutting taxes, deregulating business, he is going flat out for maximum growth. the two candidates offer a clear choice, and that choice will be made at a crucial time. the

here to explain, we have fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano.is against the law for the bureau to be collecting this data. why? >> well, the bureau licenses guns dealers. it doesn't license individual gun owners. and it requires gun dealers to give all information about all sales in states that require permits and states that don't require permits to the federal government. the federal government is supposed to collect it for statistical information only, meaning they're supposed to destroy identifiers. >> they add things up and then burn it. >> how many handguns are here, rifles here? congress decided it was a legitimate thing to do. but congress decided since the states regulate gunser not the federal government, the federal government would never be able to keep a list of every gun owner and every gun owned by that perp. good but they are, apparently. >> they are. >> congress decided we might some day have an anti-gun president, when the republicans came up with this about 15 or 20 years ago, the democrats laughed at them. look where we are n

joining us is fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolita napolitano.loyees were given personal immunity when it comes to dealing with lawsuits. >> they are. as long as any official of the federal government behaves within the authority given to that official. the president of the united states, in this case the secretary of state. they are not personally liable for the unforeseen or even intended consequences of their behavior. there's exceptions to this -- >> sure. >> -- none of which seem to apply here. but here's their case. one of the e-mails found having been hacked from sid blo bloomenthal's server -- >> obama didn't want him to have. >> right. she tried to hire him and president obama said no. she e-mailed him almost everything about libya. one of the e-mails that was hacked by the eastern european hackers was the itinerary of ambassador stevens in the two days before he was assassinated. >> oh, no. >> so these folks are going to say she effectively told the world where chris stevens was going to be. our guys were with chris stevens. they all go

judge andrew napolitano will comment on that in a moment. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.

. >> so judge andrew napolitano is here with more. we don't really need a judge to explain to the audience what we just saw there, but go ahead. >> a child knows the difference between lying and telling the truth here. mrs. clinton really attempted -- chris wallace didn't fall for it. the audience didn't fall for it. the media hasn't fallen for it. "the washington post" supports her candidacy for president. they gave her their maximum of four pinocchios.