i am happy that bob goodlatte to subpoena the 1.2 million documents.his earlier in the week. we need those documents, like, yesterday.ho yesterday we needed thosee documents and what i think now the difference we were from a few months ago, because of the obstruction, because of the cover up, the pressure that the american people are now putting on congress by making everybody aware of this, asking their congressman wise of the department of justice can stonewall congress for this loni believe that bob goodlatte's sue enforced. if we don't get the documents, then we should move quickly to contempt and then we should move to impeachment weighed one of the mistakes we made is we never and we never impeached -- >> sean: they got away with it. do you have faith in the inspector general? now he's going to be investigating the fisa abuses, he announced today, i'm frustrated because we have been all over this story since your memo came out. if i was james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates tonight, rod rhodes rosenstein, strzok,, i'd be very worried based on t

joining me right now is house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte of virginia. mr. chairman good to have you on the program thanks for joining us. >> good morning maria. good to be with you and your viewers. maria: your reaction to the firing of andrew mccabe. >> well, i think the attorney general did the right thing. it was the appropriate decision given the reports of his having leaked internal information to the media and then giving false information about that misleading information to those investigating the matter. these are very serious concerns and they tie into the overall concern about how the fbi handl ed investigations into the elections last year, so the steps are appropriate. maria: now there are a lot of pushbacks posts and tweets this weekend from the left. let's go through the fireable offences here and why specifically andrew mccabe was fired. we know that the fbi's office of professional responsibility recommended that mccabe be fired they cited findings from the justice department's inspector general report which is going to be made public we un

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bob goodlatte is right.you don't address it now you'll repeat it in the next election. >> bill: jason, thank you so much. to be continued when we get more paper work. >> sandra: closing statements expected in the federal terrorism trial of the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter. what both sides are saying and how soon a jury could decide her fate. >> bill: and dash cam video, a highway patrol trooper -- wait for it, hit by a car on the side of the road right there. what we're learning about the driver in a moment. >>> plus, she is back. check it out. >> how could you have voted for him, roseanne? >> he talked about jobs, jackie. >> have you looked at the news, now things are worse. >> not in the real news. >> sandra: roseanne makes a big return to television and turns out she's a trump fan both onscreen and off. how the sitcom is dominating the conversation this morning. hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. you've probably seen me running all over the country in search of our big idaho potato truck. but not

♪ ♪ >> shannon: house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte and house oversight committee chairmany gowdy pending a letter to the attorney general asking for a second special counsel citing as part of that the so-called fisa abuses. as the attorney general when he thinks of their requests. >> well, i have great respect for mr. gowdy and chairman goodlatte, and we are going to consider seriously their recommendations. i have appointed a person outside of washington, many years and the department of justice, to look at all of the allegations that the house judiciary committee members sent to us and we are conducting the investigation. also, i am well aware that we have responsibility to ensure the integrity of the fisa process. we are not afraid to look at that. the inspector general, something that our inspector general is not very strong, but he has almost 500 employees, most of which are lawyers and prosecutors, and they are looking at the fisa process. we must make sure it is done properly, and we are going to do that, and i will consider the request. >> shannon: i know that a co

mueller needs to be protected but there is other issue, for instance bob goodlatte trey gowdy called sel to investigate fbi handling of the fisa authority the warrant that they obtained as well as clinton investigation what goodlatte said about that issue. >> more than text there are other documents as well in 1.2 million, but we have only seen a tiny percentage of that, the department and the bureau have been slow, i would say now very slow, in getting them to us. reporter: and so you have this going forward, but then you have former members of the fbi, james kallstrom say there is need to have an investigation, of the fbi. what a he told you on sunday futures. >> i think we have ample facts, revealed to us, during this last year and a half that high ranking people throughout the government not just the fbi, high ranking people had a plot to not have hillary clinton you know -- indicted, even this o strzok talked about this backup plan to basically frame donald trump that is what has been going on in my view total phony . >> agency i pointing out ty cobb the lawyer for the president

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melissa: head of the house judiciary committee bob goodlatte serving justice department with subpoenas over documents on hillary clinton's email investigation. congressman goodlatte will join us next. >> many other members of the house are very concerned about the slow nature of those documents being produced and as i say, action will have to take a new level here very soon. eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst

maria: okay, congressman obviously we got the subpoena it went out late last week, bob goodlatte broke the news on this program last sunday. if you don't get those documents then what? >> so if i was chairman goodlatte what i would do quickly because i had to go through this for the last year, fighting department of justice and fbi for documents i think the american people now know that they stonewalled for many many months so he could actually figure out that fusion gps was paid by the democratic party and that clinton campaign to collude and interact with russians to get dirt on president trump, that took us a long time to find out and what i would recommend to my colleagues on the house judiciary committee and i applaud chairman goodlatte for what he's doing but don't wait so when we get back in two weeks if the 1.2 million documents aren't in the capitol, then what he should immediately move to hold department of justice and the fbi in contempt and if we have to vote on contempt, then we should immediately move to impeach those officials. that would be using the full power of the c

i'm glad bob goodlatte is doing it now. the moment that subpoena goes past compliance, they should hold them in contempt. nobody has the guts to do that. >> sean: last word, dan? >> sean, the trump team was set up. i've never been more sure of anything in my life during my time as a federal agent and as a cop. the mueller investigation is entirely a smoke screen meant to cover for what was done to donald trump. i'm absolutely convinced. he has conflicts of interest, sean, that haven't even come out yet that some people know about behind the scenes, mueller, to some of the people. he is conflicted. this is a smoke screen. the trump team was set up, i'm sure of it. >> sean: thank you both, great analysis. for the first time ever, the fbi informant in the uranium one case speaks out on camera to john solomon. we'll share part of that. it's part of an investigative report for the next couple of days. see him for the first time next. ♪ let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formula

he's slow walking and he and bob goodlatte, they chair both, fbi and doj corruption. ing on? >> well goo goodlatte is prettyw energy as far as being a committee chairman. and trey gowdy, you have to remember, is the guy that brought us the 11-hour hillary clinton benghazi saga where she simultaneously played hero, victim and martyr. mr. gowdy never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity what should have been a roasting, you know, turned into her coronation lou: it's strange. let's go to another issue, and that's jeff sessions. he's considering following the office of professional responsibility recommendation to terminate a man who did not divulge his conflicts of interest with the clinton campaign until a week after "the wall street journal" reported the story. and then only a week before the election itself. i mean, it's staring everybody in the face. >> mccabe should neither be fired, you know, or given his requirement. retirement. he could be indicted. he could be held on administrative leave until he can be indicted. he should not collect a penny of retireme

we also have breaking tonight, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, bob goodlatte and trey gowdy, they're making a joint plea to the department of justice, i'd like to join them. requesting the attorney general, jeff sessions, appoint a second special counsel to investigate this misconduct, this bias within the department of justice and the fbi. according to the request, a second special counsel would investigate fisa and why the unvetted, unverified phony steele dossier, how was it over able to be used to obtain a warrant against carter page. how did that happen? as we said so many times, a special counsel is needed. they can't investigate themselves. it's the attorney general, jeff sessions' job to make this happen. finally tonight, after decades of inaction and so much diplomatic failure that resulted in a nuclear armed north korea, a break through potentially is on the horizon. talks between north and south korea have been progressing. officials in pyongyang are now reportedly open to renegotiating the denuclearization in the region. of course, the kingdom has expressed

bob goodlatte making good on the threat to subpoena the doj. the virginia republican wants documents related to the conduct of former fbi director james comey and andrew mccabe who oversaw the clinton email investigation. brand-new tonight, video of james comey speaking at howard university. was he talking about the president? >> you are never going to change hearts and minds on twitter. you're only going to be able to do that by getting up close and showing people who you are and you can't show people who you are through twitter. we get caught up on watching the battle back and forth on twitter and that distracts us from what really matters. >> shannon: david cat needs -- david cat knees stephen hayes. welcome to all of you. >> i am interested to see what he says. more interesting to see how he answers questions when he is before journalists. >> shannon: he is going to talk with bret baier. i am sure bret will have a lot of questions. bre, do you think he was talking about the president? >> there is a lot of hypocrisy going on. if we were to c

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house republicans trey gowdy and bob goodlatte are demanding the appointment of a new special counsel to investigate civil liberties by the doj and the fbi. more on that in a minute. first, sam nunberg went on television and the news world ground to a halt. nothing else happened. americans stopped dying of drug ods, the borders were secure. most of the day, all that matters is sam nunberg. watch. >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. breaking news. defined and speaking out, trump's former campaign aide sam nunberg refusing to comply with a grand jury subpoena in the russian investigation. >> this is not what the white house wanted to hear. what does he know? >> a former trump campaign aide who said he was subpoenaed. >> the history of american news media we have never witnessed anything like this. >> who writes news copy? russian bots. sam nunberg speaking out. who is sam nunberg? yesterday he was a pretty obscure part time political consultant from new york city who has been struggling with a substance abuse problem. he's a nice guy, but you have probably never heard of him. now people

this after house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte and trey gowdy sent a letter to the justice departmentere's what tray gowd>> we're gr seriously their recommendations. i have appointed a person outside of wu washington many ys in the department of justice to look at all of the allegations that the house judiciary committee members sent to us. we're conducting that investigation. i also am well aware that we have a responsibility to ensure the integrity of the fisa process. we're not afraid to look at that. david: we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and james freeman. dan, there's a whole can of worms that you open if you start with a new special counsel. we've seen special counsels go far beyond their purview in the past. on the other hand just an inspector general's report may not be enough to do what's necessary to get to the bottom of this. what do you do? >> consider the implications of what's being suggest gd here. we have a problem. the idea is that the justice department is inadequate to investigate it. that's the executive branch of government. and now you have trey gowd

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this after house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte and trey gowdy sent a letter to the justice departments weekend. here's what tray gowd>> we're gr seriously their recommendations. i have appointed a person outside of wu washington many ys in the department of justice to look at all of the allegations that the house judiciary committee members sent to us. we're conducting that investigation. i also am well aware that we have a responsibility to ensure the integrity of the fisa process. we're not afraid to look at that. david: we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and james freeman. dan, there's a whole can of worms that you open if you start with a new special counsel. we've seen special counsels go far beyond their purview in the past. on the other hand just an inspector general's report may not be enough to do what's necessary to get to the bottom of this. what do you do? >> consider the implications of what's being suggest gd here. we have a problem. the idea is that the justice department is inadequate to investigate it. that's the executive branch of government. and now you ha

in a letter to republicans chuck grassley, trey gowdy, bob goodlatte, he is for dell micro serving the right to name a second special counsel to hold officials of the fbi and justice department accountable. a sessions signal to you first in an interview a few weeks back that he already has been quietly having u.s. attorney john huber of utah operating outside the beltway, using his prosecutorial powers, a broad mandate to investigate misconduct that could extend beyond the fisa abuse. the former top officials at the fbi, james comey and andrew mccabe, could be facing scrutiny, for not just failing to tell the fisa judge that the anti-trump dossier was paid for by the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign. this prosecutor could be looking at mccabe's leaking to the media that was unauthorized, his lying to investigators. plus, those of fbi text messages. we learned that the friends of mccabe have set up a gofundme page to help pay for his legal costs that may be escalating rather dramatically because it sessions were two senior lawmakers, "i am confident mr. huber's review will include a

bob goodlatte has an immigration bill that he wants congress to consider.me from capitol hill. great to see you today. >> great to see you, harris. >> harris: should the democrats be worried that the dreamers are now against them? >> they should be worried about not being able to address this issue from a balanced point of view of helping the daca recipients and doing what the president and the speaker of the house have called for. that is stopping this problem reforming our immigration system so it doesn't persist in the future. that's what our bill does. it addresses both of those issues. >> and the president likes your bill. >> he loves it. >> harris: why? what is in it? it had the four pillars and certain things that he said were immovable objects for him. >> we have the four pillars, which is addressing the daca situation, making sure that we secure our border, which includes closing loop holes when people get in the country. and we also address both ending extended family immigration or chain migration and eliminating the visa lottery. we also have in

i confirmed tonight that nunes and bob goodlatte did request to those documents from the department ofustice and the department of justice never responded to them. >> sean: let's talk about all that from a legal perspective. >> collyer has made it clear that they didn't transcribe or record any of the q&a that occurred in the application for the warrant. >> sean: the application exists. >> the applications exist, that is in the possession of the department of justice. and congress has the legal authority to request that from o doj. they should handed over, those that don't contain -- >> sean: one quick question.g why is the judge saying that the executive branch can release this? >> there is a question of separation of powers as to whether or not the judiciary can hand this over but clearly, congress has constitutional oversight over the executive branch. so it's easier if the executive branch, the department of justice, hands it over. >> sean: you agree that the president's right as it relates to jeff sessions? >> 100%. >> sean: why would he rely on the inspector general? >> because j

and the house judiciary committee chairman, bob goodlatte, issued a subpoena foe the d.o.j. to send over documents on the rigged clinton e-mail situation on fisa abuses, andy mccabe's firing, and comey's firing. the house intel committee announced the russia probe is over and the publicly released gop final report, new information in that, finds no evidence of trump-russia collusion. it exposed deep state leaking. fisa abuse, and blasts the former director of national security, james clapper, for giving inconsistent testimony like mccabe about contacts with the media. is that lying you understand oath a stunning investigative report from sara carter, robert mueller and his top propertior, the guy that they say is the pit bull for mr. mueller, andrew weiseman, tied to one of the biggest scandals in u.s. history. the media ignoring this. an exclusive, you heard about the iranian one informant, speaking on camera right here tonight, for the first time about being enter viewed by the fbi as part of the investigation into the clinton foundation. yeah, there's a real investigation

. >> harris: house judiciary committee bob goodlatte officially said we did the doj yesterday suppressinghe department for documents has been slow to turn over to his panel for his ongoing investigation. this includes more than 1 million documents regarding the 2016 investigation to hillary clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state. potential fisa abuses and obtaining a warrant to monitor president trump's former campaign advisor carter page. as a recommendation from the fbi's office of professional responsibility to fire former fbi director andrew mccabe. what do you make of this? >> pete: the chairman is a weave as tonight is for these documents, you've slow walk them as institutions often times do i know we are forced to subpoenaing you. what are we waiting on to get information on these things? the hillary clinton email server, we don't have information on the abuse of the fisa process and a lot of hope is hinging on the doj and inspector and inspector general horwitz and what he finds that he doesn't have the same power so it makes sense to me that a committee

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house democrats also voted against cates law, a common sense bill authored by chairman bob goodlatte.here is bob? thank you, bob. [applause] that bill has been sitting for a long time, hasn't it? it's too bad. they voted against legislation to keep getting members like ms-13 out of our country. these are extreme and dangerous positions. they make no sense. here is our message for the coming election for the macon people. if the democrats ever got back into power, they would vote to raise her taxes, release dangerous criminals, open your borders, shut down this great surge of american energy that is tremendous for jobs, tremendous for the economic wealthy of our country and frankly, helping the world, they would take over american health care, take away your second amendment, and chip away your jobs to foreign countries like has gone on for so many years and those days are over. those days are over. [applause] the world, including our friend friends, has been taken advantage of the united states of america. we can't allow that to happen anymore. we just can't. we want our jobs to be he

i give chairman trey gowdy and bob goodlatte a lot of credit. they sent a letter to jeff sessions, he is looking at it. we need the ability because inspector general does not have subpoena power. we need somebody to look at this and not from the inside, because you can't trust what's happening right now. >> sean: well said,, congressman mccarthy. steve scalise said the credibility of the mueller investigation will be endowed unless we get to the bottom of the many serious questions regarding the fbi handling of their investigation of the trump campaign as well as their investigation or lack thereof into hillary clinton's negligent classifiedn of material over her unauthorized email server. that is why i agree with many others. we need the appointment of an additional special counsel, who unlike mueller, has the authority to look into potential abuses of the fisa system that allow the democrat funded christopher steele dossier --lei thought foreigners weren't supposed to impact our elections with russian lies -- anyway, to serve the basis for the

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lou: unfortunately we have people like trey gowdy and bob goodlatte.e retiring, that's the good news. but unfortunately many are not. sebastian gorka, good seeing you. do you agree with president trump that robert mueller should end his witch hunt and end it now? we'll have early results in the polling later in the broadcast. now, please roll the nightly video. watch as the extreme' mountain bikers -- folks, that is extreme. testing the limit of their ability and their guts on treacherous terrain in the great state of sue thank you performing high-flying flips, twists and turns. i don't know. that is amazing. i'm going to sit here and catch my breath. if you will, stay with us through these messages and we'll be right back. up next a serial bomber is on the loose in austin, texas. we'll have a live report when we we'll have a live report when we continue. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ lou: police in austin are hunt

top house republicans trey gowdy and bob goodlatte demanding a second investigation of the 22 abuse,irman of the oversight committee, jason chaffetz joins us live. appreciate it. a second special counsel. >> atty. gen. sessions has recused himself out of doing the job he was hired to do. as long as you have an attorney general who is and functional you will probably need a second special counsel but beware, special counsel's are going in directions, look how the first is going and you want to do a second one? there needs to be a lot of caution but it is time for atty. gen. sessions to leave. heather: one of the concerns was not being able to question some of the witnesses, people who needed to be questioned. >> michael horowitz, i have a lot of confidence, trey gowdy expressed confidence in him, they have limited jurisdiction on people who left the department to work in other department and agencies. we 20 james comey. >> some of the other people, sidney blumenthal who don't work for the government. the inspector general have a hard time with compelling witnesses and gathering the in

trey gowdy and bob goodlatte investigate conflict of interest and decisions made and not made by justice>> what changed is the knowledge 2 dozen witnesses that michael horowitz would not have access to. your options are doj investigated themselves because of conflict of interest. >> was abused by gathering of information in suspects source, not disclosing that information to the court. getting authority to look into backgrounds of an american citizen, a serious concern. >> the trump dossier, donald trump tweet his displeasure with jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate fisa abuses. adam schiff is blasting republicans stating this may help serve the president's interest but does nothing to serve national interests. republicans maintain there's evidence the fbi and justice department displayed bias against candidate trump at the highest levels of leadership. heather: thank you very much. we now know that anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok new hillary app server had been infiltrated by the russians have kept it to himself. trump campaign advisor roger stone said the abuse

>> i sat down with with bob goodlatte and disappointed the attorney general wasn't engaged on the existentialts. they answered to rosensteins and he authorized the wiretaps based on the department of justice knew what false. i think we need a more engaged attorney general. >> was he rosenstein's chief of staff? >> it was the members of the reese -- rosenstein. i believe he's not fulfilling his duties. >> joining us is fox news contributor tammy boothe and lisa boothe. very interesting, lisa. any information is the attorney general won't meet in an without rosenstein or rosenstein's staff and he defers to them for answers. >> perhaps he doesn't want the appearance of impropriety. i am curious what will come out. he had a solid industry of going after government agencies leading to shake up and going after the dea and the colombia prosecution candle and that can be the impetus for another special counsel there. >> in some ways i think we see scandal after scandal and it wouldn't be surprising when we look at whomever you look it's not only corruption and collusion but late -- blatant and sloppy

meanwhile, want to move on to this topic, trey gowdy he and bob goodlatte are asking and requesting a second special counsel demanding they investigate conflicts of interesting, as they put it in this letter, and decisions made and not made by current and former d.o.j. officials in 2016 and 2017. i want to play this from gowdy earlier responding to whether or not he'll hear back on this. let's listen first. >> when folks on your own side are saying you need to look at this i think jeff sessions will take their perspective seriously and will communicate to chairman goodlatte at some point. whether or not he is going to do it -- he doesn't own us an answer legally. practically it would be wise to consult. >> sandra: they put together the letter last night. brad. >> the department is incapable of investigating itself. i.g. doesn't have the authority to investigate beyond its department and a lot of people have left who are material witnesses to what the practice of bias that was endemic within the f.b.i. the fact he doesn't have the power to subpoena people within the employ tells you ev

bob goodlatte said it's a step in the right direction but still not enough. >> i think this should bestigation outside the department of justice altogether. that's why we call for cut special counsel. here's more from washington. >> republican lawmakers may not have succeeded in getting the department of justice to appoint any special counsel to look into alleged abuses under president of mama. but now the doj and inspector general expect appointed john hoover to lead a new investigation. so far reaction from the gop to the announcement has been a mixed bag. some lawmakers are outraged. >> he reports to rosenstein and rosenstein is in the middle of the dossier faultlines. you have ten fbi starting with the top comey fired her displays. ten top political and employees are missing in general sessions i respect says there's not enough there to go forward. >> others think this is a step in the right direction. >> i think he's taken a step in the right direction and appointing mr. uber to do this. think it's the matter outside of washington, d.c. it leaves the door open for special counsel

bob goodlatte and the house oversight committee for not doing more to investigation corruption that the fbi and department of justice. ed: i can't figure trey gowdy out. goodlatte is also retiring. we now have this attorney general by the throat. 100 members of congress, republican members and the speaker want another special counsel. you will you have to do is name a special counsel and get on with it or her on it. the evidence is all there, we talked about it for a year now that clearly was a lot of stuff going front clinton administration. lou: gregg jarrett talking about the disappointment that he referred to the attorney general as the most of feckless in history. i think gregg is absolutely right. something has to be done. there is something that needs to be done with that corrupt agency and the department of justice. ed: under eric holder and his success year the wasn't any better. there is always a temptation to get captured by the natives. and sessions has been captive of the bureaucrats over there. lou: up next, president trump calls out california for shock hypocrisy. preside

bob goodlatte issued a subpoena in 2018 they're justic just getg geared up.iculous. >> we've been covering this. you covered these documents for years. do you think this pace will go any faster. now there's double the employees. >> i thought it was interesting what christopher wray had to stay. his response is, it's not that we're not cooperating, this has been a slow process. you turn around and you see the double of the process. i don't know, i haven't seen the list exactly all they're looking for. i know it's a treasure trove of stuff. does this really answer the call -- it's different when you give somebody more stuff than if you give them more specific stuff. we don't know the answer to that. >> they're looking for a 1,200,000 pages of documents. when one party controls congress and same party controls the executive branch, they work together. eric holder was held in contempt for not surrendering the fast and furious documents. jeff sessions called up chris wray and say you got a subpoena. get it done. the obama justice department faulty examination and

house republicans trey gowdy and bob goodlatte are demanding the appointment of a new special counselcivil liberties by the doj and the fbi. more on that in a minute. first, sam nunberg went on television and the news world ground to a halt. nothing else happened. americans stopped dying of drug ods, the borders were secure. most of the day, all that matters is sam nunberg.

kennedy: a bunch of republicans want a second special counsel and they're being led by trey gowdy, bob goodlatteseat. sessions is under

bob goodlatte will subpoena the department of justice for documents on the email investigation. >> here judge and napolitano. how do you see this playing out? >> very unusual that a republican department of justice is resisting the efforts of a republican house of representatives judiciary committee to find out what happened. when the democrats ran the department of justice, there's an institutional attitude in the doj and fbi to protect their own from scrutiny by the political branches. congress has every right to look at these documents. >> hard to believe that much in the investigation, rather than the government server. >> you can't bring them down. judge napolitano:. the reason this story has legs was the evidence of mrs. clinton's guilt is overwhelming and the excuse for her exoneration is not credible. asking doj for 1 million pages of documents, what did they get? 3000. many, many things rejected. now we are going to issue a subpoena. this normally doesn't happen. in another administration a republican chair, the republican speaker would call the republican president who would c