it's john chen with ceo of blackberry. welcome good to see you again.s happened since last year that we spoke. i think i commonnfused our view when i said you hold the economic key and i think you looked at me sideways, where i was going with your business in logistics and transportation. your panel here is on the u.s. economic outlook. from where you sit, is the u.s. economy getting stronger, weaker or holder still? >> i think it's right it's holding still but we have every indicator to say that we expect to be stronger and the consumer spending will be stronger and a lot of technology. the negative of that is our international trade and our policy may spoil some of our fund. but all and all we're looking up. >> do you have a window as an intersurprise? we'll talk about what you you are moving toward the enterprise side, are you a good indicator for the economy? >> well, there's a capital spending to most of my customers so yes. if the spending is up it'll drive our business up. >> but do they talk about -- do they spend money with you because they're

nobody here has informed me of how to use the blackberry when we a we add blahad a blackberry. we now do not have a blackberry. there were no rules. state department, i think, should have a protocol whereby every new person coming into that department has a specific instruction and i don't believe that existed. was it the smartest thing she could do? no. no question about that. but i don't think -- i don't think she had the intent, candidly, to do harm or to be illegal in any way. when we looked at some of the e-mails during the benghazi report, there was nothing there. >> the reason comey says he did what he did, he called it the capper for him. then attorney general loretta lynch's meeting with former bill clinton on that plane a few months earlier, he said that caused him to go public with that october 28 letter to congress. do you think that meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton justified what he did? >> the meeting on the plane, as i understand it, was either late june or early july. that a long time before october 11. so i don't quite know, it wasn't october 11.

. >>> chip maker qualcomm is going to pay blackberry nearly $1 billion to settle a fight over royalty payments that we told you about last month. qualcomm is expected to pay that amount by the end of this month. qualcomm shares fell a fraction to $57.52. blackberry was down 1% to $11.11. >>> big lots has raised its earnings outlook for the year following a better than expected profit. but the discount retailer did miss revenue expectations due to a surprise decline in same store sales. the company also sees profit for the current quarter above estimates. as a result, shares rose almost 3% today to close at $49.79. sue? >>> bill, newell brands is selling its winter sports business to a private equity firm for $240 million. the consumer goods company says the deal is part of its ongoing growth strategy to simplify its portfolio. the shares were up a fraction to $53.19. >>> shares of deckers outdoor continued to soar today following the company reporting a surprise profit last night. the maker of ugh boots did see sales fall but the results still topped street expectations. deckers was u

blackberry device.t whole vision died, right? the vision we have now, and it's underpinned by the economics of the thing, right? providing those services is good business and always has been. and before we impose this common carrier public withdrew tilt regulatory scream on the whole enterprise, there ought to be evidence of an actual problem, and there's not. >> guest: i'm enjoying this. we cannot forget, and i said it before and and i'll say it again, the history of net neutrality. it was not finish the network was not unregulated over the course of that history. whether it was the attempt to enforce the powell doctrine as you called it, which were not rules, but principles attempted to be enforced. whether it was the 2010 rules or the 2015 rules, there's always been the threat of the fcc acts when net neutrality was violated. and because of that, we've gotten to this consensus where the companies have always agreed that maintaining an open internet be through net neutrality rules is a good thing. par

i'm feeling better because blackberry is up. what's up?berry turned out last quarter, showed you a lot of cash and some good intellectual property. i have to chase it now. because it's up 94 cents, it's a very big move but there is substance behind it. joey in louisiana. joey? >> caller: i'm calling about exact sciences corporation. do you see i should sell? >> it's been very well received in the medical community. but i also have to point out. the shorts have said to me, listen, jim, you have to understand this thing could have a lot of short-term risk in it. i do believe it's taking the country by storm because of the problems with colon cancer. let's go to brit in california. >> caller: i want to know about splunk. >> the stock kind of got crushed but it's part of the cloud computing world where their do great analysis. i'm not giving up on splunk, i think it's a really well raun company. >> caller: we talked got fcx a week ago. >> i see these big chinese infrastructure projects, they're going to use a lot of copper. but i don't know wh

becky quick has a blackberry. >> she and kardashians. >> this one too, i use this more and more. folks, quickly tomorrow on "squawk box," congressman mccarthy, tomorrow's the day the budget gets dropped from the trump administration. talking about that and more. >> netflix's 15th anniversary, which did better, amazon or netflix? netflix. >> blackberry. >> quite a ride. thank you for watching. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> oh, hello. >> catchy tunes. >> welcome to the closing bell, everyone. i'm kelly evans here at new york stock exchange with dr. bill griffeth. congratulations, can i go to you for my next physical? that might be weird. >> i'm not touching that. i mean that in many ways, but, yes, i got an honorary doctorate friday. still speechless. >> congratulations. >> i don't know how it happened. >> you had to give a speech for it.

that's my hammering blackberry impression.ic number three if was the rock does make the white house who will have to do without they supported the delphi men's lacrosse team. the panthers are such staunchly supportive of president trump that they are running on the field to audio clip his speeches. >> make america strong again. we will make america fair again. it's such a brilliant strategy because the minute the other college kids here are president trump speaking the retreat to a save space which allows a delphi to score at will. the panthers are in first place in their division and they have done so much winning the fans are sick of winning. the team's coach said the trump ritual is not meant to be a political statement in any way and it's purely coincidental that they built a wall around their goal. but you know what, it wins championships. just ask america's great football player floyd mayweather topic number four. have i been to a nancy pelosi rally? a zebra broke out of a florida woman's home. the end. no it's not. the

the handful came down to huma abedin basically using her blackberry. think that those are almost gone. plugging her blackberry into anthony weiner's laptop. how do you do that? you work for hillary clinton who was already under fire for sharing classified documents and then you're going to hand it over. >> harris: only one word pops into my head, entitlement. >> meghan: while he was sending explicit images to underage girls online, think about national security secrets. >> harris: brought to you by the organizers of the women's march, more than 80,000 people have now signed the so-called pledge of liberation asking congress to reject some policies. they are moving forward with an anti-trump activism document organizing the women's march the day after trump's inauguration. the pledge has a list of demands and they include raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, ending police violence, allowing all former prisoners to vote, open border immigration policies, open access to abortion and birth control, and taking away tax money that funds militariz

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emails from the clinton email domain, including many, many, many from the verizon clinton domain, blackberry domain. they said, we think we have to get a search warrant to get these. the department of justice agreed we had to get a search warrant. so i authorized them to seek a search warrant. that i faced a choice. i have lived my entire current avoid career, if you can an impact of an upcoming election, you avoid it. i could not see a door labeled "no action here." i could see two doors, and there were both actions. one was labeled other was labeled "concealed." i want you to know my position. having repeatedly telling congress there is no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way, potentially finding the mills that would reflect on her intent from the beginning and not speak about it would require an active concealment, in my view. be really bad. there is an election 11 days. lordy, that would be bad. concealing would be catastrophic. sam: he goes on to say he would make the same decision today if he had to do it all over again. as for the topic of russia, that has come up. that

. >> all right, we should have a thing called blackberry thumb.now replaced by something else. >> why doctors say you could be doing damage to your fingers. we will tell you what it is coming up. we're coming right back. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> the fearless girl got a whole lot of attention, there are three statues on that section every wall street. >> installed the dog statue that appeared to be urinating on the fearless girl's leg. he is calling his work sketchy dog. so the artist said he created the statue as act of solidarity for wall street's charging bull statue. he says the fearless girl has nothing to do with feminism, and is publicity stunt. well, he eventually took the dog statue down after about three hours, and after several people kicked it away. >> all right, it is 4:45. let's take a

jill, we hear that blackberrys could be making a comeback. >> there's a new model called t1 that goese end of the month in the u.s. it has that old school physical can he board that everyone loves and a touchscreen. it runs on the android operating system. it has google assistant and will cost about 550 bucks. >> i have to tell you, it took me a long time to get rid of my blackberry. i loved it. >> the keyboard, it was addicting. >> it was. ill wa gner of cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great weekend. >>> time now 5:41. a special tribute is planned tonight to honor a bay area sports broadcasting legend. >> reporter: and why are south san francisco parents sleeping in tents tonight? they are saying that they are blaming expensive child care. i'm jessica flores with the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, come for communities along the mississippi river... this week's >>> much of the u.s. has experienced significant flooding in recent weeks and there's more to come for communities along the mississippi river. this week severe weather has been blamed for at least nine deaths in the midwest and

blackberry domain. they said we think we got to get a search warrant to go get these and the department of justice agreed, we had to go get a search warrant so i agreed. i authorized them to seek a search warrant then i faced a choice. i lived my entire career by the tradition if you can possibly avoid it, you avoid any action in the run-up to the election that might have an impact, whether a dogcatcher election or president of the yooirkts bunit but i sat there that morning and could not see a door labeled no action here. i could see two doors. and they were both actions. one was labeled speak. the other was labeled conceal. because here's how i thought about it. i'm not trying to talk you into this. i want you to know my thinking. having repeatedly told this congress we are done and there's nothing there, there's no case there, there's no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way, potentially finding the e-mails that would reflect on her intent from the beginning, and not speak about it, woul

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she was using a verizon blackberry then and that's obviously very important because if there was evidence that she was acting with bad intent that's where it would be. >> but they weren't there. >> can i finish my answer, senator? >> yeah. >> we can see thousands of e-mails from the clinton e-mail domain including many, many, many from the verizon clinton domain, blackberry domain. they said bee thiwe think we ha get a search warrant to search these. and i authorized to seek the warrant and if you can possibly avoid that might have an impact, whether it was a dog catcher or the secretary of state. one was labeled speak, the other was labeled conceal because here's how i thought about it. i'm not trying to talk you into this, but i want you to know my thinking. having repeatedly told this congress, there's no case there, there's no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way that would reflect on her intent from the beginning and not speak about it would require an act of concealment at my view and i stared at speak and conceal, and speak would be really bad. there's an election day

backed up from abedin's blackberry.ey's handling of that investigation became a huge source of controversy. first, last july he anger the republicans by taking the unprecedented step of announcing the investigation was over. >> we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: candidate trump expressed outrage. but trump gave comey credit after the fbi reopened its investigation into clinton's e-mails. >> it took guts. for director comey to make move that he made in light of the kind of opposition he had. >> reporter: comey closed the investigation again three days before voters went to the polls. but the damage was done. >> look, this is terrible. it majors me mildly nauseous to think that we might have had some impact on the election. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. >> reporter: when comey and trump first came face to face with each other after the inauguration -- >> he's become more famous than me. >> reporter: comey's job seemed safe. family or not, democ

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and that most of the emails ended up on his laptop because of the unintentional backing up of a blackberry. the f.b.i. even had to issue a correction to his testimony late this afternoon. it caused a lot of confusion among senators here on capitol hill, but notably, no one was calling for him to be fired over all of this. the congressional reaction to this surprise firing really runs the gamut. saying, "a fresh start will serve the f.b.i. and the nation well." but then you have democrats, like bob casey of pennsylvania, saying, "this is nixonian, that a special counsel should be appointed," and ron widen of oregon saying, "no one in trump's chain of command can be trusted to carry out an impartial investigation." >> pelley: jeff glor, our chief justice correspondent, and you have been covering comey and the f.b.i. for years now. jeff, bring us up to date on where the f.b.i. is on the russia meddling investigation. >> reporter: well, it is midstream in this investigation, and that's why this move is stunning, and there's really no other way to describe it. and it is the timing that is impor

she was using a verizon blackberry then. that's important. because if there was evidence she was acting with bad intent, that's where it would be. kennedy: maybe if you could have stayed upright without fueling health conspiracy theories or referring to undecided voters as a basket of deplorables, you would have won them, too. but she never had a message. couldn't make up her mind. about that lack of a cohesive catch phrase -- >> he had one mess tanning your oh point, and it was a successful message, make america great again. where was your message? do you take any personal responsibility? >> of course, i was the candidate. i take personal responsibility. kennedy: it means you don't make any other excuses. her failing take up the smallest slice in the pie graph disappointment. did the russians have a hand in it? maybe. and her insistence to rehash the election just to save her shredded dignity is only in the offputting, it's bad for her party. she can use whatever cleverly crafted tom perez phrase she wants. but blaming it on comey and misogy

there were thousands of females, including many from the clinton blackberry domain. they said we think we need to get a search warrant. the department of justice agreed. i authorize the search warrant and faced the choice. i have lived my entire career by the tradition that if you can avoid it come you avoid any action in the run-up to an election. i sat there up that morning and could not see a door labeled no action here. i could see two doors, and they were both actions. one was labeled speak, the other labeled conceal. i'm not trying to talk you into this. having repeatedly told there's congress we are done and there is no case there. to restart in a hugely significant way, potentially finding the emails that would reflect on her intent from the beginning and not speak about it with require an active concealment in my view. speak would be really bad, an election in 11 days. that would be really bad. concealing in my view would become a straw for, not just the fbi, but well beyond. as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team that we have to tell cong

being bribed from countless occasions from irs, to benghazi to the bergdahl trade, hillary smashed blackberries with a hammer and deleted 30,000 emails that were under subpoena. even on domestic terrorist attacks, the fbi could have prevented those things and the president comes out and makes it about guns and islamic phobia. in all those things, there was no special counsel and the media had no appetite. here whatever you called this trump, comey, russian scandal, no one died, no one lied, no one destroyed hard drives and there is a special counsel all of a sudden and the media is bloodthirsty for impeachment. until i see a scandal, i think right now it just looks like an investigation. >> kimberly: wasn't the media and liberals bloodthirsty for impeachment or something like that from the beginning, because this wasn't somebody they supported or thought was beautiful fit to be president? >> juan: i think it's right when conservatives say the liberals have never gotten over the election, i think that's true. no one lied? i think we know that mike flint lied to. i think we know that donald trump

keeping a secret server, deleting 30,000 emails under subpoena and then smashing your iphone with a blackberrys not a cover-up. it strikes me as a cover-up. people talking about collusion and russia, someone at cnn gives the big questions to hillary ahead of time -- that sounds like collusion. >> bob: is this groundhog day? all the same talking points. this is on the basis of a former fbi guy. it's another way to try to cover up trump's actions in russia. getting guys like you, they want to bring it out. >> dana: what actions in russia? >> kimberly: what actions in russia? there's no evidence or proof of that yet you keep putting forward this false narrative. it's puzzling and disturbing at the same time. >> bob: it's puzzling and disturbing? >> kimberly: yeah. >> greg: hear me out, i have a solution. >> kimberly: no additional funds have been requested. >> jesse: trump doing things in russia. >> bob: i said that that is not out yet. this seems like a same role of view from three years ago. >> greg: don't you see the parallel open these stories? they are the same. people screaming about russia

i've been in poverty myself, we call it eating rabbits and blackberries. but i think that's what the secretary was trying to say, but i think poverty is real. >> tucker: you agree with that? 's to kosher, but i also agree with what he said that freeloading is real. freeloading, having to state of mind. and what carson's saying is if you keep saying i'm going to be poor and i can always reach out to the government, take care of me, there's really no incentive there to rise up and work. you can't blink yourself out of poverty, they can have a state of mind that says i'm going to work myself out of poverty. i don't want to depend on the government. and in my book con jobs, i write about three generation of a black family living in poverty in chicago and cabrini greens. on welfare, three generations. and they thought that was just the way to go. mom didn't, so i'm going to do it. that was just their mindset, we are going to move into public housing. that's crazy. and ben carson also said i think we need a safety net for people who can't, they're stricken with

she was using a verizon blackberry.f she acted with bad intent that's where it would be in the first three months. >> they weren't there. >> can i finish my answer? we can see thousands of emails from the clinton email domain including many, many from the verizon clinton blackberry domain. we need a search warrant. and the department of justice agreed. i agreed and authorized them to seek a search warrant and i faced a choice. i've lived my entire career by the tradition if you can possibly avoid it, you avoid any action in the run-up to an election that may have an iment pact. i sat there that morning and i couldn't see a door labeled no action here. i could see two doors. they were both actions. one was labeled speak, the other was labeled concealed. i am not trying to talk you into this but i want you to know my thinking. having repeatedly told this congress we're done and no case there, no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way potentially finding the emails that would deflect on her intent from the begi

she was using a verizon blackberry and that is obviously very important. if there was evidence she was acting with that intent, -- bad intent, they came in and said we can see thousands of emails from the clinton emailed domain including many from the verizon clinton domain, blackberry domain. they said we think we have to get a search warrant to get this and the department of justice agreed, we had to get a search warrant. i agreed. i also raised -- authorized a search warrant and i have lived my career by the tradition that if you can avoid it, you avoid any action in the run-up to election whether -- if it has a bad effect. i set there that morning and i could not see a door labeled no action here. i could see two doors and they were both actions, one was labeled speak, the other was labeled conceal. here is how i thought about it, i want you to know my thinking. have you repeatedly told this congress we are done and there's nothing there, there is no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way potentially finding females that would reflect on he

we'll speak first with the ceo of celgene and blackberry. plus, a rare interview with u.s.portation secretary and trump infrastructure adviser and real estate mogul. plus, apple and facebook hitting new highs. all ahead of their earnings coming out and ryu rupert murdoch. that's on "power lunch." the halftime report is back right after this. ghafter this. ghafter this. with e*trade you see things your way. you have access to the right information at the right moment. and when you filter out the noise, it's easy to turn your vision into action. it's your trade. e*trade. because when you really, really want to be there... but you can't. (cheering) at cognizant, we're helping today's leading media companies create more immersive ways to experience entertainment with new digital systems and technologies. get ready. because we're helping leading companies lead with digital. >>> it is missing link monday. that means tiaa manager stephanie link joining us live from new york with her latest stock pick. nice to see you again. >> hey, scott, good to see you. >> what's your pick today

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so never seen a blackberry or any of these ipods, none of that stuff. >> but kenneth body's cell containsts of his life before prison. >> like this cassette player. this is probably an antique on the streets, but this is something a person would want in here. the only reason i was able to keep this is i managed to stay out of trouble. i was able to keep these alligator shoes. yeah. it's probably outdated. but in here, they're sharp as a tack. something that earlier in the years you could have but you no longer could wear dress shoes in here. so they grandfathered them and you can only wear them when you go to visit. and that's the only time you can wear them. this is a typewriter. this is fairly new. you know, this is what i recommend, see, because a lot of guys come to prison and they want to get something to occupy their time or to pamper them, so the first thing they'll get is probably a music box or television and stuff when they should be getting a typewriter to where they can construct their motions and to, you know, petition the court. >> and he knows about petitioning the court. h

she was using a verizon blackberry then and that's very important because if there was evidence thatwith bad intent that's where it would be. >> but they weren't there. >> can i finish my answer? so they said we can see thousands of e-mails from the clinton e-mail domain including from the verizon clinton blackberry domain. they said we think we have to get a search warrant to get these and the department of justice agreed. i authorized them to seek a search warrant. you avoid any action in the run-up to the election that has an election, whether it's a dog catcher election or the president of the united states. i could not see a door labeled no action here. i could see two doors. and they were both actions. one was labeled speak, the other was labelled conceal. because here's how i thought about this. i want you to know my thinking. having repeatedly told this congress we're done, there's no case there. there's no case there, to restart in a hugely significant way potentially finding the e-mails that would reflect on her intent from the beginning and not speak about it would require

blackberry, up 4. >> over to the judge and the half. >>> a top trade this hour, where's the love?with stocks hovering near new highs, the evidence says investors still don't trust this rally. what does it mean? with us today -- let's begin with stocks. higher this hour. the s&p is now higher. for the month of may. a pretty good picture to tell today. yet, when you had a blip of fear in the market last week, people

blackberry, up 4. >> over to the judge and the half. >>> a top trade this hour, where's the love? why even with stocks hovering near new highs, the evidence says investors still don't trust this rally. what does it mean? with us today -- let's begin with stocks. higher this hour. the s&p is now higher. for the month of may. a pretty good picture to tell today. yet, when you had a blip of fear in the market last week, people couldn't run out of this market fast enough. why is there a lack of trust? >> i think every day, there's negative headlines. you talk about the middle east. north korea. what's going on in washington. the trump fade. there's so much negativity in this market, but yet, we saw strong earnings, housing is strong. you've seen employment strong and then if you add to that, this rush of indexing with all the money coming up to push up and propel the stocks, if you are taking the behavior rall view we do, don't p pull out yet. >> it's a slow creep higher. is it? is is the premise correct? >> i feel like we've been stuck here for many months now. you know, we did have

use a hand over your blackberry, your computer, who did you call? is that happening right now?hat seems like it is the top priority of the trump white house. >> we don't know the exact number of people in the meeting. there were core principles present. h.r. mcmaster, the national security advisor, dina powell. we know that his lack were there. there was a photographer on behalf of the russian government who was there. he apparently was a journalist because those photos were published than the russians had a number of aids as well. you can bet that this white house is actively trying to trace down the source of this week. i do not know if it's been narrowed down to any particular group of people. i've been told that a memo was not broadly circulated because of the content of this meeting. i am also hearing that there were electronic communications regarding this meeting, and that the leak could have happened to agility. and that someone got a hold of the email and try to share with someone else. if you look at "the washington post" story in "the new york times" also has matchin

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assigned to looking into let's say hillary clinton, let's not forget that the clinton team smashed blackberries to destroy evidence, and that was not considered obstruction of justice nor did it require a special counsel to be assigned to investigating that. do you feel there isn't unfair partisan game going on? >> not necessarily. both parties ended up hating the independent counsel law which was why it was not renewed. the fbi under jim, he thought it was able to fairly make an assessment of whether or not hillary clinton broke the law, obviously ended up taking off both sides. here, you had the unusual circumstance of the president having just fired the fbi director. had that not happen, i don't think rod rosenstein would have asked for the appointment of a special counsel. it does not necessarily mean that there is a double standard, each administration has to make its own judgment. now we have this collision because at the news conference, as you know, president trump said no, next question on whether he had asked comey to drop the investigation of michael flynn. comey says otherwise throu

believe it or not, i'm really the first blackberry or first e-mail president. it's just that the e-mail or the black berry was government issue right at the end of bill clinton's time and the reason i make that point is technology has changed so dramatically and so quickly, as has the dispersal of news. in the old days there was the three abc, nbc and cbs. now people get news and information from all over the place. part of the issue with these new dispersal agents is that you can be anonymous. there's no responsibility or accountability whatsoever. that lends itself to some pretty angry messages going out. the danger of course as i mentioned earlier, people say i don't want to get involved in that's a huge problem. our system is only as good as the willingness as good people willing to be involved with it. >> a question from michael in buffalo. ronald reagan had the famous line of asking are we better off than we were four years ago. is the world a more dangerous place than it was four years ago? >> the world is a dangerous place. this may be taken as criticis

they said we can see thousands of females including the many from the of blackberry domain. the department of justice agreed we had to get a search warrant. and then we face the choice of that you could possibly avoid it with any election i sat there that morning i conceive to doors one labeled speak and i'm not try to document to this you need to know my thinking. repeatedly telling the congress we are done there is nothing there. to restart in a hugely significant way to find those t-bills and not speak about it.org conceal so speak would be bad but with the election in 11 days concealing would be catastrophic not just with the fbi but well beyond so i have to tell congress we are starting has not in a frivolous way and the team also told me that they worked night after night to find thousands of new e-mail sent classified information somehow her e-mail serving for did to her assistant and they found thousands of new e-mail's. and they said banks to the wizardry of technology we think we can finish tomorrow morning. therein is a lot of new stuff so we are in the same place

and they came from her blackberry.ts, and she should have known better, and that investigate certainly should not have been closed because somebody needs to be held accountable. you don't share them. that's the whole point of classified. >> absolutely. julie: the fbi's got to clean up their reputation. who's the perfect person for the job? >> of the names that have been floated, personally, i'd like to see ray kelly. he's in his mid 70s but, you know, by all accounts he's, you know, he's still, you know, going strong. i think that they need somebody who has no political bent, who has not been involved in the trump campaign or the current trump administration. they need somebody who's distant and independent. now this story about president trump in january asking for a loyalty pledge, again, one of those issues we shouldn't be talking about, but the way that it came out and the lack of discipline in the white house messaging, i don't believe he did that. and what we need in that position, we need an absolute independent

40,000 e-mails, i understated how many they reviewed and found 3000 were work related and came from blackberry back-ups and a bunch of other things and then 12 of them were classified. but we had seen them all before and so they finished that work and briefed me on it and say it doesn't change our view, and then i send the second letter. >> did any of those classified e-mails create national security damage in. >> that is a hard one to answer by definition, a classification is based on the security damage. >> with respect to our earlier conversation, the tons of stuff that is classified on the front of the new york times. >> i'm not away that any of the e-mails in the investigation got into the hands of people that were able to exploit them to damage our national security. >> so let me offer you this hypothetical. they come to you and say the metadata shows that we have potential here information that could cause up to open the information and it could be as sensible at that moment to say how quickly could you get a search warrant and how quickly can we get an answer to that question because i