bret baier reported that tonight. bi has not destroyed the lap tops of two clinton aides, cheryl mills and another woman, and aides lap tops are now being looked into or exploited by the fbi. here is another interesting part. sources are now saying that 99% chance exists that foreign intelligence agencies did access clinton's private e-mail server which is a very danger we have been talking about from the beginning. you couple this with wikileaks and their revolutions. you know, they now show a finding of intent. meaning conspiracy to commit a crime. and officials have high confidence in what the agents have found about the foundation. meaning they think they've got the information for a prosecution. let's go to wall street journal. we just had it up there for a second. they have it as secret recordings talking about a clinton investigation fueled an internal battle between the fbi agents who wanted to pursue the case and corruption and that goes back to what we are talking about earlier about this guy peter kadzik th

bret baier reported that tonight. the fbi has not destroyed the laptops of two clinton aids, and aids' laptops are now being looked into or exploited by the fbi. here's another interesting part. sources are now saying that 99% chance exists that foreign intelligence agencies did access clinton's private e-mail server which was the danger we've been talking about from the beginning. couple this with wikileaks and their revelations, they show a finding of intent, meaning conspiracy to commit a crime. officials have high confidence in what the agents found about the foundation. they think they have the information for a prosecution. let's go to the wall street journal. we had it up there for a second. they're reporting secret recordings of a suspect talking about the clinton foundation fuelled an internal battle between the fbi agents who wanted to pursue the case and corruption and that goes back to what we were talking about earlier about this guy that's friends with john podesta and prosecutors who viewed the statemen

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bret baier and the party panel are here. open enrollment for obamacare under way and with it more stories about costs going up and choices going down. and gary johnson here to weigh in on the state of the race and the future of the libertarian party after election day. grab a shovel. it's time to dig in. hillary clinton is reportedly planning a massive election celebration with fireworks on the hudson river that she is able 20 shoot off shortly after the new york polls close. this lavish light show was planned before the weiner flap. her majesty might have a red face to match the rockets red glare it's the perfect embodiment of all that is wrong with this woman and her campaign. she thinks she was owed the title. she wants to rub elbows with fancy new york elites and rub the noses of the anti-establishment working stiffs in the ash heap of her rocket dropping. she hates that she has to work for this race. but the final bruising push against the wind that was billowing her confident sails. in a week where she wanted to seem p

. >> that's the reporter and anchor bret baier at fox news channel today. i don't usually do this on stories like this, but i'm going to take a point of personal privilege here. i will tell you in my view, in my personal view, i think that bret baier is a good reporter and a good anchor. i also think he is a good person. he made a mistake on this story. in this business, that is a very hard thing for people to admit. but not only did bret baier admit that he made a mistake, he explained the mistake and i think this is important, he didn't talk around it. he had the courage and decency to use the word mistake in saying what had gone wrong and then saying he was sorry. and that's really, really hard to do in this business. there's a reason you don't hear a lot of on-air corrections in this business, but that was well done and the right thing to do and i think it's worthy of respect. okay. what bret baier initially reported and has now retracted and called a mistake and apologized for was this claim on fox that there was an active fbi investigation of hillary

kelly worth opines bret baier has been in the tank for trump. kelly should talk to jack with the i hate forehead tattoo. i still maintain that bret baier's face created from silly putty. naturally our graphics department had fun with that idea. not sure about that color choice. thank you mean tweets monday in honor of brit hume who really did love the mean tweets. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for us on "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. i want to give you behind the scenes the premier of "tucker carlson tonight" starts right now. and the doors is blaring from the studio over there i don't know what's coming. stay tuned. >> good morning. it is tuesday november 15th. you are looking live at the white house. in 25 days -- 2k45is his team will arrive. laura giuliani, laura ingram and dr. jeff sessions. we are live in washington. >>> to be sleer about that chicago is? it will always be a sink sar recity. >> it's not going to work. trump is going to come after them. >> leaders of sanctuary cities protecting thou

(trump raises hand) baier: mr trump? (boos) bernie sanders/ -d- for american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. hillary clinton/ -d- presidential nominee: (nodding) thank you. february 1: iowa caucuses gop winner: cruz dem winner: clinton ted cruz/ -r- former presidential candidate: tonight is a victory for courageous nominee: it is rare that we have primary gop winner: trump dem winner: sanders people want real change. donald trump/ -r- presidential nominee: we are going to make clinton wins nevada dem caucuses trump wins south carolina gop primary hillary clinton/ -d- presidential nominee:we never doubted each other. jeb bush/ -r- former presidential candidate:the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken, and i really respect their decision. donald trump/ -r- presidential nominee: let's put this thing away. marco rubio/-r- former ted cruz/ -r- former wisconsin. may 3: indiana primary gop winner: trump dem winner: sanders ted cruz/ -r- former presidential candidate:it ap

. >> that's the reporter and anchor bret baier at fox news channel today. i don't usually do this on stories like this, but i'm going to take a point of personal privilege here. i will tell you in my view, in my personal view, i think that bret baier is a good reporter and a good anchor. i also think he is a good person. he made a mistake on this story. in this business, that is a very hard thing for people to admit. but not only did bret baier admit that he made a mistake, he explained the mistake and i think this is important, he didn't talk around it. he had the courage and decency to use the word mistake in saying what had gone wrong and then saying he was sorry. and that's really, really hard to do in this business. there's a reason you don't hear a lot of on-air corrections in this business, but that was well done and the right thing to do and i think it's worthy of respect. okay. what bret baier initially reported and has now retracted and called a mistake and apologized for was this claim on fox that there was an active fbi investigation of hillary

how about these bret baier details last night? he's got two sources inside the fbi.been going for over a year, handled by the white collar crime division. those two laptops -- >> into the clinton foundation. >> the two laptops from the aides are not destroyed. they are going through it. apparently, an indictment is possible into the clinton foundation pay-for-play scam and. >> an avalanche of new information every day and a 99% chance that apparently her email server was hacked by at least five foreign governments. where do you want to start? >> i just don't want americans to feel -- i don't know how this affects me, why should i care. you should care very much because you've already gotten a clear view into what hillary clinton's presidency would look like. her administration. she's unfit and unqualified to be president. we already know what's happening in the state department. using it as a concierge for foreign donations and turning around and allowing access to foreign individuals who don't have business with the state, go with the clinton foundation. get contrib

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bret baier will be here momentarily to give us a briefing. this are also new battleground state polls that show the race is tightening in places where both candidates are competing hard. let's first look at the state of the race nationally the real clear politics average of polls show hillary clinton leading donald trump by 1.7 points in a two way race. 1.9 points in a four-way race. the betting odds meanwhile continue to favor her but less than 3 to 1. these numbers represent the closest the race has been since donald trump inched ahead by a point back in late july. we'll take a deeper look at those polls shortly. but, first, let's find out more about what my colleague bret baier has learned about the fbi, the justice department, and the investigation of the clinton foundation. bret, good evening. >> hi, brit. >> bring me up to date. >> first of all, just ran right over. >> i appreciate that. >> here's the deal. we talked to two separate sources with intimate knowledge of what's going on with these fbi investigations a couple of things, one,

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i'm bret baier. the calendar says november, but the reverberations for one of the all-time political october surprises are still being felt all across the nation. federal agents are at this hour scouring through tens of thousands of e-mails which may or may not exacerbate what has become a nightmare blast from

so let's listen to baier.is more interesting. >> two things, one is listen to former president clinton talk about a change candidate. he did that in the democratic convention as well. to paint clinton as the change candidate after president obama is pretty interesting and he is trying to make that sale that, you know, they understand that there is a lot of push about change to change a lot of things. >> let me get this straight, you actually listened to what he was saying? >> pull you pulled the plug. >> i keep going why is bon jovi trying to get out the minority vote. all right. look, you know and i know this is all bs. the whole thing is bs. they are just running around trying to jazz people up. but people aren't jazzed up. the trump people are the people who really like donald trump, really want him. they are excited. the hillary clinton people are going to vote for her, i think. but i don't think they are excited about it. do you? >> i think you are right. the enthusiasm numbers are down. but the hillary c

first let's find out more about what bret baier learned about the fbi, the justice department and the investigation of the clinton foundation. good evening. >> hi. >> bring me up to date. >> first of all, just ran right up. here's the deal. we talked to two separate source with intimate knowledge of what's going on with these fbi investigations. a couple of things. one, the clinton foundation investigation is far more expansive than anybody has reported. i think so far. >> you remember comey last july basically wouldn't comment on it, and we believed for a long time there wasn't much. >> that was basically about washington's influence in that. several offices separately were doing their own investigations. that's one. two, remember the immunity deal that supposedly sheyrl mills and heather samuelson, two top aides for hillary clinton got from the justice department in which it was believed that the laptops that they had after a narrow review for classification in e-mails were going to be destroyed by the fbi. we have been told that those definitively have not been destroyed. they're a

bret baier on wednesday claiming an indictment is likely in an fbi inquiry into the clinton foundation. let's play two sound bites. this is bret baier on wednesday, reporting inaccurate information from anonymous sources and on friday walking it back and apologizing. >> the investigations will continue. there's a lot of evidence. and barring some obstruction in some way, they believe they'll continue to likely an indictment. >> that just wasn't in artful. it was a mistake. for that, i'm sorry. i should have said they will continue to build their case. >> many clinton critics still believe an indictment is impending and it's because of that fox news report. what went wrong here? >> first, i should say, i think bret baier is a terrific journalist. >> one of the best fox has. >> he is absolutely -- he's cautious, and checks his facts. he says he misstated something. i believe he misstated something, but this is a case, too, of the velocity. it's already out there. it's already being repeated over and over again. even as bret baier himself stands up and says, hey, i screwed up here. >> peo

that bret baier story, it went from 0 to 1,000 then walked back down and basically back to zero. it was stunning to watch someone on that network essentially recant a story which is something new. >> unprecedented. inside fox news that report created a big problem because bret is an anchor, he's not a reporter. he's going on air to bring new information to fox viewers and there is really a journalistic breakdown here. there's a lot more questions to ask about how that report got on the air. it led to him walking it back. then you have bret baier going on air and making a discredited report. >> i don't want to pile on him. because people make mistakes. less outlets running with it and more what it means about the integrity of the bureau and this idea that we keep getting from folks around the new york bureau which a revolt happening in the bureau that wants to see hillary clinton essentially, you know, in an orange jumpsuit like the people you see at a trump rally. >> one of the compliments i want to give here is who asked rudy giuliani, he's connected in new york fbi circles, tha

you heard bret baier on the latest news. will it make a difference?hat if the e-mails did come from hillary's server? what if there were new discovers that had classified info? one of his sources claims hill's server had been hacked with information stolen by at least five foreign intel agencies. if this is true, how will hillary beat this wrap? >> progressive freedom fighter going up against a dude who is a climate change denier. she works harder than her man did. still saw her grandkid. people have the nerve to ask her what the plan is. the plan is to win again. break it down in three words. i'm with her. >> i swear, she must be working for trump. that is so bad it could turn chelsea clinton into a never hillary. sorry, the gender card has been so played out. if you hate hillary, this isn't going to change a thing. if you hate trump, this isn't going to make you love him. battle lines are drawn. nothing sticks. it seems like the truth is the bull in hillary's china shop. nixon wcocky until he wasn't. events are dictating the news. even the edgiest c

so as the fbi now looks at this investigation into the clinton foundation that bret baier's been reporting about the last couple of days, you would think some of the e-mails from mills and abedin would be important because they were basically working for two different entities at the time, and that would be at the nexus of what the fbi is trying to get at, which is were there favors being done at the state department for clinton foundation donors. it is something we can't answer tonight. there have been allegations about that, but this gets to the heart of whether hillary clinton was telling the truth when she said way back in march 2015 she turned overall work-related e-mails, sean. >> it is getting more interesting by the day. ed, great reporting as always. thanks for being with us. joining with us reaction former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. as we are coming on the air i got a all right on my e-mail, it literally just wroek broke, the race for the oval office has tightened significantly. two candidates are tied in florida, north carolina and apparently michigan has narrowed so muc

i'm bret baier. the calendar says november, but the reverberations for one of the all-time political october surprises are still being felt all across the nation. federal agents are at this hour scouring through tens of thousands of e-mails which may or may not exacerbate what has become a nightmare blast from the past for hillary clinton with an e-mail investigation about classified material and another about her role as secretary of state and interaction with the clinton foundation. donald trump, meantime, is seeking to take full advantage and if you believe the late ef polls, he is making progress, one week before election day. the latest abc/"washington post" tracking poll has trump leading nationally by one point. that for those who are asking is a democrat plus ten poll. but in that poll with likely voters expected to vote on election day, trump now leads 50%-39%. chief intelligence correspondence catherine herridge begins our coverage tonight are the latest on the e-mail investigation. good ev

so you, bret baier, during the day do they tell you this is the trend in florida at 2 o'clock p.m.? give you updates? >> not throughout the day. we have a 5:00 p.m. meeting in which they then come back from the sequestered area and we debrief for everybody. now, that is held until the first polls close, 7:00. >> so even i can get that at 5:00 on tuesday i will get that information should i go to that meeting, which i would never do. >> you should, bill, we would love to have you. >> i know, you would be thrilled. i will send some of our guys. so by 5:00, you have a pretty good idea, you, bret baier, how whether it's going to be a cliff hanger or pennsylvania is going to go this way or ohio is going to go that way, correct? >> you have a sense of how these states go and you're right, if it's a big blow out you have a better sense. >> you know. >> if it's tight though, remember 2004, the exit polls were off. some of them were just -- they didn't -- the people didn't tell them the right thing that they did or they were just skewed in some way. they didn't match the actual vote total. s

let me know on twitter @bret baier. use #specialreport or on facebook at facebook.com/bret baiersr. >>> republicans have picked paul ryan to continue as house speaker in the new congress. today, ryan welcomed his members to what he's calling the dawn of a new unified republican government. but not everyone will have an equal seat at the big table, and some conservatives may actually be relegated to the bleachers. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight with the latest. good evening, mike. >> reporter: well, bret, good evening. after talks throughout the 2016 campaign of republicans fighting with one another, several house republican members tell me their conference meeting this afternoon was peaceful, even like a honeymoon. and this afternoon, the entire house republican conference speaker paul ryan, majority leader kevin mccarthy, majority whip steve scalise, and chair cathie mcmorris rogers were re-elected behind closed doors unanimously without opposition. it is the start of a new er

let me know on twitter @bret baier. use #specialreport or on facebook at facebook.com/bret baiersr. >>> republicans have picked paul ryan to continue as house speaker in the new congress. today, ryan welcomed his members to what he's calling the dawn of a new unified republican government. but not everyone will have an equal seat at the big table, and some conservatives may actually be relegated to the bleachers. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight with the latest. good evening, mike. >> reporter: well, bret, good evening. after talks throughout the 2016 campaign of republicans fighting with one another, several house republican members tell me their conference meeting this afternoon was peaceful, even like a honeymoon. and this afternoon, the entire house republican conference speaker paul ryan, majority leader kevin mccarthy, majority whip steve scalise, and chair cathie mcmorris rogers were re-elected behind closed doors unanimously without opposition. it is the start of a new er

anchor of special report, bret baier. welcome back bret. i want to know, at what point tuesday -- all of the polling we heard and all the indicators leading up to the close of the polls on the east coast was hillary clinton was going to win the presidency. at what point did you realizee was winning? bret: about 8:30 we started realizing the raw vote total was not what the exit polls were showing in different states. a lightbulb went off. we said if that's not the case, then maybe her turnout is not as high in these states where she needs this turnout. and as we started going on from about 9:00 to 9:30, 10:00, then it became a reality. as we called florida and ohio for trump. pretty soon after that kennedy we were flipping the scripts saying how can she win? what is her path? and it took a long time to get to the finale. but by 10:00 we knew it was heading his way. kennedy: it did head his way. it shocked a lot of people, especially hillary clinton and also donald trump. people were wondering what this meeting with president obama today woul

bret baier did this yesterday pnt squall street journal yesterday. it's very, very clear. here is the problem. this is a department of justice that has been politicized. i don't think anybody can dispute that. this is crying out for an independent investigator. when you have the attorney general of the department of justice meeting with bill clinton and then you have now these leaks from this other department of justice official to john podesta, it reeks of the fact there is political favoritism in the department of justice. that's why it's incumbent upon them to avoid conflicts of interest and the appearance of conflicts of interest and they have not done that. martha: can donald trump flip a blue state red or hillary clinton do the reverse? who gets to 270? we'll explore that when we come back. millions of women worldwide trust tena with their bladder matters. thanks to its triple protections from leaks, odor and moisture. tena lets you be you ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snor

bret baier had a bunch of bomb shells i'm going to talk to judge janine in a little bit.you think people are paying attention to the contents of the e-mails? how much do the details matter if we get more this weekend? >> now more than ever. seen a significant move in the polls since fbi director comey announced he was reopening -- not reopening but continuing to take another look at the e-mails after the weiner and huma abedin revelations came out. that was something front and center in the campaign they thought they pushed back in the background. it's still out there. kennedy: i have a feeling people on intuitive level like this just won't go away. >> that's what makes everybody so concerned about it. on top of that, republicans are pushing on that front saying, well, we're going to keep looking at this even if she's elected. might impeach if she's elected. trying to make the weakness front and center in the campaign. kennedy: like when grandpa comes home from rehab drunk. you think he's taking care of the problem but he still smells like gin. like pine needles. >>> new

. >> quote a very high priority according to bret baier reporting the tlaptops from cheryl mills parted community deal assumuelson not destroyed in field office in d.c. as you pointing out indictment likeable in the case of case barring some obstruction. >> obama laughing about how people talk about -- hillary rodham clinton not like we are people are talking about that because she is a woman talking about it look what is going on word indictment huge. >> harvard law professor allen dershowitz here kellyanne conway with us host of "varney & company" stuart varney will weigh in director of samantha wills jewelry don't miss it stay with us a big show coming up this hour, just five days to go unti news has learned the fbi investigation, into the clinton foundation, is now quote a very high priority, fbi were looking into pay-for-play interaction between then secretary of state hillary clinton and clinton foundation run by her husband blake burman with latest from washington blake, good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well fbi agented quoting actively, aggressively procur

i'm bret baier. winning the election may have been the easy part.resident-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence who is also now his transition manager went over more names today as they seek to staff some of the crucial jobs in their upcoming administration. tonight, we know one person who is not interested and we're hearing names both familiar and new. as the

>> well, with bret baier and katherine her raj i think they are getting multi source from the fbi, itare sourcing that to. megyn kelly said it is not normal for the fbi to have this many leaks. the fact that they are counter attacking the fbi at some point in time you have to put it in perspective. all of the senior executives are agents who worked 20, 25 years within that agency. the last thing they want to sees the hard work to seek justice for all americans go to waste by political inquiry. >> all of the stuff she is facing in the clinton foundation alone. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, heather. >> so interesting. we want to check with bray an kill mead to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." they have scenarios where donald trump wins, the one state he has to win in every occasion is florida. >> who is going to turn the blue red and can he hold all of the red states? he has to be perfect. is he on that track? perhaps. isn't it amazing. in the monitor i spomehow made her feel like i can be depended on. >> it is true. >> after extensive booking ainsley is booked

the initial report from bret baier was the potential for indictments.e a look at what he said. >> we talked to two sources with knowledge of what is going on with the fbi investigations. the investigations will taken. there is a lot of evidence and barring some obstruction in some way, they believe they will continue to likely an indictment. >> this lit up the internet. the "i" word indictment. the serious legal peril for clinton and the foundation. then on thursday, he seemed to walk it back a bit. here is what baier said on thursday morning. >> i want to be clear about this and this came from a q & a i did with brit hume. i got to the end of that and they have a lot of evidence that would likely lead to an indictment. that is not -- that is inartfully answered. >> this seemed language to me and evan perez and others said on anonymous sources there is no evidence of the fox story. there is nothing close to an indictment. it is clear this is a battle inside the fbi. that is the real story here. >> bret is a real journalist. bret is a real journalist. do

bret baier, the anchor of that program. melissa: all right, when we come back, we are going to give you any updates on developments in this situation going on at ohio state university. we know eight people have been transported to a local hospital. police in the area saying they have killed at least one subject. we do not know if that means there's another involved. eight people taken to the hospital, when we come back we are going to update you on the very latest development there. @p jon: fox news alert from the campus of ohio state university where an active shooter has been killed by police, that's what two media outlets are reporting there, whether there might be more than one shooter, though, we do not know yet. you can see the scene is chaotic. 60,000 students told to run, hide or fight. when we get more information on exactly what's transpired there, we will bring it to you live. melissa: two days of tributes begin today in cuba following the death of fidel castro beginning this morning with 21-gun salute. steve joi

ryan telling fox bret baier on special report that the republican party is now unified. >> donald trumpheard something out there in america that no one us heard. he heard and saw a movement out there and this -- he pulled off, like i said yesterday, one of the most political feats i have seen in my lifetime. it is an amazing thing. lauren: ryan added that he will do spectacular things for the american people and now we just wait and see. nicole: record run for stocks after the election of donald trump, bank stocks charging higher on hopes of decreased regulation. what will happen to this trump rally? can it continue? we two over to gary, fox news contributor, gary, first of all, we saw the initial gee-network reaction where stock futures were down 800, we open slightly lower and we have taken off. we are at 45%, gary, does this continue? >> it's going to go a little bit more and what it tells you how bad the regulations are, when you have banks 10% because of dismantling of a certain regulation, that tells you how repressive they were and this is all god news but let me make a very impo

bret baier, thanks, bret. >> all right, jon. jenna: items for the next president elect is what's happening in iraq. iraqi forces are pushing deeper into mosul and operations to take city from islamic militants, fights is under way but several surrounding towns were liberated in the last 24 hours. greg is live with more. greg. >> exactly four weeks since the fight against isis in mosul and guess what, it is not getting easier. report that is we are getting right now from inside mosul is clashes between iraqi, security forces and militants are happening in at least two areas of eastern mosul. they took one area back yesterday. u.s. air strikes are said to be in the mix happening and around mosul but they aren't a great help in the increasingly urban fight. the word today that 90% of the residents of the city are going to be staying put in the thick of things. another dangerous problem for security is holding and clearing what -- areas that they have taken back from militants. the officers there told us they thought they cleared th

fox news is now calling its report a mistake sot - bret baier "it was more than in-artful, it was a mistake and for that i am sorry." but trump still pushed the discredited story? and repeated similar ideas saturday. sot - donald trump / presidential nominee"they'r e also conducting a second criminal investigation into hillary clinton's pay for play corruption at the state department." clinton is spending of the weekend reaching out to minority voters? her support among latinos could be crucial. sot - matthew dowd / abc news political consultant "if hillary clinton wins on election night - she will have won with the most diverse coalition of voters that any president has ever won with?" just three more days to go? mary bruce, abc news, washington. a cedar rapids company spent the morning striping cars with a blue line to support iowa law enforcement. the goal was to honor these des moines sergeant tony beminio. police say this man, scott greene, ambushed, shot and killed the officers in two separate attacks, while they were on patrol, wednesday morning. greene is charged with two counts of

. >> as bret baier has been reporting, that's a bribe. pay to play. >> that's a bribe. >> i got it. >> >> 15 years in jail. i put two congressmen in jail for that. >> you did. >> she did about ten of these. i feel bad for the cases that i prosecuted because they were so small in comparison -- >> did you meet the woman -- >> -- to the massive fraud that woman was involved in. >> did you meet the woman in the green room that's going on on later tonight? her son took pictures for himself of the inside of a submarine. he's in jail. >> now we have the fbi telling us there's a 99% chance -- >> 99% chance. >> look, if china doesn't have their e-mail, then we don't have to worry about china. if russia doesn't have the e-mail, we don't have to worry about russia >> they all have it. the romanians have it, the russians have it, the chinese have it. >> isis has it. they're not worth anything if they have it. >> remember when the a.p. did their story, 55% of the people individuals that got access to hillary were all donors to the foundation. now, if

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. >>> fox news anchor, bret baier, said it was a mistake to report that an indictment is likely.logized by several news outlets, found that his claims just weren't true. after he reported it, the story spread across the internet and social media. cnn senior media correspondent, ryan stealth zer with us now. how much damage is perceived? >> many people believe the original report. it all started on wednesday, when he had a series of reports about the clinton foundation. there are some that have been inquire noog t inquiring into the foundation. it has not reached the highest levels. nothing is imminent or impending. here is what he said, apologizing yesterday for what happened. >> that just was inartful. it was a mistake. for that, i'm sorry. i should have said, they will continue to build their case. indictment obviously is a very loaded word, john, specially in this atmosphere and no one knows if there would or would not be an indictment no matter how strong investigators feel their evidence is. >> so he is saying some fbi agents in local field offices will continue to look into

i'm bret baier. winning the election may have been the easy part.sident-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence who is also now his transition manager went over more names today as they seek to staff some of the crucial jobs in their upcoming administration. tonight, we know one person who is not interested and we're hearing names both familiar and new. as the

i'm bret baier in washington. help wanted sign is definitely out tonight at trump tower, where the newly elected donald trump now president-elect is trying to decide on the first and most important of his staffing decisions. he made a big one today. replacing new jersey governor chris christie with vice-president-elect mike pence as the transition team chief. protests grow against the soon to be 45th president from people unable or unwilling to accept his victory. good evening, doug. >> reporter: evening. we are hearing a couple of surprises from the transition team today. first of all, we

in washington, bret baier, fox news. >>> i'm patricia stark.tay with fox news and foxnews.com for the latest updates. we now join tucker carlson tonight. nne conway poured gas lone on the flames when she took time-to-out of the thanksgiving holiday start tweeting on the topic. receiving private communications about romney. some loyalists warn about against romney as secretary of state. she followed up flew around less. counseled potus more and were loyal good checklist. some interpreted that tweet as a sign conway favors a trump loyalist for secretary of state like former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who has been publicly campaigning for it. >> since i left mayor, this is a rough estimate, i have been in 80 countries. 150 different foreign trips. >> but mr. giuliani's international business ties are seen by some as a potential conflict of interest. a third option may be retired general david petraeus. the former cia director who also sounds like he wants the job. >> i have been in a position before where a president has turned to me in the

are they not looking at it baier says they are looking at it hard, the feds.s is not going to come to fruition. neither is the email stuff that comey put out last friday by election day. just not. so that, if clinton wins, opens the specter that you might have inauguration with handcuffs on the wrist. you know, i mean, she could be elected and then indicted. it's possible. >> it's possible. look, the big difference between the clintons and the sopranos is that the sopranos never left email trail. sooner or later, somebody in the clinton orbit is gonna get a music scholarship and they are going to start singing to high heaven to the fbi and blow the lid and the reason. >> they even gave me immunity. >> not if they lie, bill. here's the deal, if they lied, they don't get immunity. their immunity deals are gone. >> remember hot attorney -- reme attorney general is. you say the clinton campaign is illegally lending money to people and have a condo in jersey? >> i think it could be worse than that. it may be much worse. the fact is how do you collect $153 million i