let's go to catherine herridge. tell us what this -- i think 22 of these emails? reporter: that's right, charles. i broke this story of along with my colleague senior producer pamela brown earlier today that some of these emails were too damaging to release under any circumstances because of the up reply cases for national security. they include 22 top secret emails and among them is intelligence from special access programs. highly secretive government programs, individual on get access to that information on a need to know basis. there is no argument with the intelligence agencies and the state department. the intelligence agencies concluded this information was classified at the most senior levels when the information hit the server. when it was transmitted. this was an unsecured server. so there is no interagency dispute. there is no as the clinton campaign likes to say the fact that it was marked classified or not that is meaningless under the law. intelligence agencies that got the information are the owner of the information. they have fine say, and their f

. >> catherine herridge is a very good reporter. ine would not go on the air if sh#j was not told by three sources yes, anonymous and we do not like to use anonymous here but we understand in this case that they have to be because nobody in the fbi is going to talk about an investigation publicly or they get fired. catherine herridge goes on and is says look, 150 expanded from the emails to the clinton foundation, marianne. this overridesiÃorganization. it overrides blather, blah blah blah, bernie did this, no, i didn't, yes, i did. this then brings in a very serious criminal investigative profile to both iowa and new hampshire. and that is going to influence both races. if she's cleared before that, then everything goes back to normal. but if she isn't, that hangs over her. am i wrong? so any story, that or any other that dominates the coverage of her campaign hurts. she also has to perform well every single day tore for the next 30 days and best organization all three. bill, when her campaign turned is because she performed well an

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%ow, thoseet0÷(2ksçn#kkd-is/ fox j chief intelligent correspondent catherine herridge has been followingenormously closely for months is here. what's up? >> i broke this story, along with my colleague pamela brown, one of the senior executive producers earlier today that some these clinton emails are so highly classified that they are just too damaging to release under any circumstances. so they will be withheld in full. that means that you will never even see a piece of paper with heavy black redactions with the content. the feeling is they cannot be released under any circumstance;owmyhó is. and after we published oour report, the state department issued a statement confirming that this was the case and that in fact, 22 top secret emails are in play as well as intelligence from what are called special access programs. these are programs that are even beyond top secret. >> were these emails classified when they were in her custody or were they upgraded later to classified? >> the intelligence agency that generates the information has final say on classification. these agencies reviewed

catherine herridge is reporting that the fbi is expanding its investigation into clinton's private e-mailver. according to catherine's sources quote the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's use of private e-mail as secretary of state has now expanded to look at whether the possible interception of clinton foundation work and state department business may have violated public corruption laws. here with reaction with the american center for law and justice jay sekulow. author of the new book "the nixon effect: how nixon's presidency fundamentally changed american politics." doug schoen and fox news contributor and washington times columnist monica crowley. let's start with a legal perspective. rudy giuliani, former prosecutor before he became mayor, has identified anywhere between 15 and 17 statutes that ought to be investigated here. now, according to this report, they've got over 100 full-time agents and 50 part-time agents looking into this. >> yes. >> and it's been going on for months. joe digenova, well respected, lawyer in his own right, he thinks that an indictment would happen w

catherine herridge broke the story for us. she is with me now with her exclusive details. , catherine what is the fbi telling you? reporter: well, deirdre the fbi investigation has expanded to two tracks, one focused on the classified information found on her personal server and the other whether commingling of clinton foundation work and state department business potentially violated public corruption laws. fox news is told agents are investigating possible intersection of donations to the clinton foundation, dispensation of state department contracts and whether regular processes were followed according to three intelligence sources who spoke to fox on the condition of anonymity. author peter schweitzer investigated the clinton foundation and discussed findings with "fox news sunday" last april. >> but the fundamental question is, with this deal and with the others that we cite in the book, is it coincidence, is it coincidence in a pattern that we see repeated, dozens of times, where large clinton supporters are, have business before the state department, they make large

bill: catherine herridge has done some terrific reporting on this. the way i understand it is at issue whether individual or governments over seas would have been able to take advantage of the clinton foundation based on a dough nation made to the clinton foundation while hillary clinton was secretary of state. is that the issue here? >> i'm not certain what the f.b.i. is looking at. but we have all seen the public records where bill clinton was giving speeches to foreign governments at the say time issues were before the state department where secretary clinton would have needed to make decisions. it looks embarrassing and a potentially greater risk to the use the. it was appropriate for -- fit was appropriate for the united states. our work on the benghazi committee has been hampered by the democrats on the committee and the state department refusing turn over documents. bill: are you suggesting you are being stonewalled? >> no suggestion, sir, that's the absolute truth. we had document that just weren't turned over and we are still working on get

charles: the person who helped break this catherine herridge of fox news, our washington correspondent is on with us now. catherine we are glad to have you. first of all, give us the details on this and let us know what hillary clinton had to say about it today. catherine herridge based on our reporting and this came to us through three intelligence sources. these are three different individuals who were familiar with the circumstances of the f.b.i. investigation. they confirmed to us there were now two tracks. the track we are familiar with involving the classified information that was found on her server and this personal email she used to conduct state department business, and the second track looked at possible corruption violations. and in this case the intercession between donors to the clinton foundation and how the donors or their countries or organizations were treated in terms of getting state department contracts. in simple turns did the people who gave money to the foundation, did they have an inside track or more favorable outcomes when they came to the contracts? this is

catherine herridge hates from three sources they are investigating that. that's a huge story. andrea: the clintons are shady, but 53% of registered candidates don't care if clinton is indicted. harris: you can't run away from the facts. the voters may not care, but if she gets wrapped up in that she'll be ultra distracted. so catherine herridge, our producer pamela brown with intelligence sources finding out if that they are trying to find out if there is a link. are we obligate to doing anything? it's not just that the money floated from nefarious places but the obligation placed on our nation based on that. and they are going to care about that. andrea: if the media covers the story, though. we'll cover it but they have a short memory or scandals in this administration. let's say she is indicted. the media is not really covering this because they are sick of the story. she can get away with it. i he tend to agree she is pretty much through the coronation process unless she gets indicted. i believe the stronger case at this point because the public hasn't been desensitized to

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more on this developing story. therine? reporter: well, trish, two sources including a doctor who was on the ground in northern iraq last fall tell fox news there is growing evidence that isis is experimenting with chemical agents with the goal of understanding how it impacts the battlefield and then exporting the expertise outside of the region. these photos taken by the kurds last fall and shared with fox news show burns and blistering consistent with the use of chemical agents which are described as odorless, colorless and absorbed through the clothing and causing burns hours later. former senior fbi intelligence officer preparing a international conference on weapons of mass destruction investigated isis in libya and iraq and concluded this is what's goings-on. >> they were particularly interested in using these chemicals in confined space environments, soft targets, like shopping malls, movie theaters and so on. reporter: importantly a u.s. government source told fox news there was really no reason to doubt the

i want to go to catherine herridge. you have been on top of this like no one else. now the latest smoking gun really shocking a lot of people, the special access program, tell us about this. reporter: you have different levels of classification up to top secret. then there is a special group that's even beyond top secret and they are called special access program or s.a.p. they have very restricted access to them because intelligence community is trying to protect the sources and method involved. i'll give you a hypothetical example. let's say we have been able to turn the shoe shine guy for vladimir putin. he's picking up a lot of secrets while he's shining his shoes. if you knew about the program and the information coming out of it one would know it could only come from handful of sources. what the intelligence community's inspector general has told congress is there was a review by the intelligence agencies who got this information, they are the ones with final say on classification, and there was intelligence from these special access programs. this is the grav

but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who broke this story today. >> megyn, three intelligence sources say the fbi probe has expanded with one track focused on classified information found on mrs. clinton's server. the second track on whether the co-mingling of clinton foundation work and state department business potentially violated public corruption laws. fox news is told that fbi agents are investigating the overlap of state department and clinton foundation work. the clinton foundation was investigated and the findings were discussed last spring. >> the fundamental question is with this deal and others we detroit in the book, is it ko coincidence where large clinton supporters have business before the state department, they make large payments and favorable actions are taken? >> the latest state department e-mail released, the number of classified e-mails identified on mrs. clinton's private account has risen to 1342, including two top secret. clinton insisted nothing she received was classified at the time and dismissed the report that the inv

now, on to catherine herridge with more on the story, i guess it's true, that the state department isr delay releasing some e-mails? explain. >> that's right. late this afternoon the state department sent out a notice to all the reporters who cover that beat that they had asked the federal court here in washington for a 3-day extension because they're unable to meet the deadline at the end of the month to release the remaining e-mails. they have a total of 55,000, and in part they told reporters that they needed more time because of we. federal government was closing early as peter just mentioned, and peter just mentioned and there would be no kind of metro service or government buildings that would be open over the weekend. so they were losing at least two and a half days of time. the state department also emphasized that it had nothing to do with a lot of the news this week that was basically generated by fox, that these highly sensitive programs, called special access programs intelligence was found in the email. and these are of the types of emails which are even released, would b

now catherine herridge in washington, d.c. ld make things very difficult for hillary clinton in iowa and elsewhere. catherine? >> neil, three main updates this afternoon. first and foremost, the intelligence community's watchdog known as the inspector-general has concluded that there are several dozen new classified emails and among them, emails that are beyond top-secret. what are called special access programs. they're so sensitive that even members of congress who have oversight for the state department cannot read these emails unless they get a special clearance from the intelligence agencies that ran those programs. mrs. clinton is also accusing the inspector-general of working with republicans to leak this information and to politicize the issue further. but what's interesting is the inspector g actually an obama administration appointee. and thirdly, mrs. clinton has been pointing to the fact that she thinks the intelligence is simply a reference to a "new york times" story about the drone campaign. that is a special acc

catherine herridge, thank you. >>> time for my take.nt talking points has been her ability to say she would be the first female president of the united states. and that women would be a key focus in her presidency. but i don't think she or president bill clinton expected donald trump to be so up-front in bringing up bill's past indiscretions with women and how that would confound mrs. clinton's ability to continue with her always supporting women platform. as the clintons are now being forced to call in the heavy hitters to try to bolster her campaign. senator cory booker of new jersey. pop singer katy perry, et cetera, and bill clinton is being forced to admit on the campaign trail that things are a lot closer between sanders and his wife than he ever expected, the bigger issue will be how does hillary clinton get around her old but new woman problem? how could she two decades ago say the women who had relationships with her husband were, quote, bim bo eruptions yet now be a supporter of all women? donald trump had no qualms saying thi

fox news's catherine herridge has details who these prisoners may be. catherine. reporter: things, melissa, good afternoon. fox news was told 17 detainees who could be released this week, said that the men are significant terrorists. the state department had nothing to offer on the men. >> i don't have any, any transfers to, any pending transfers to speak to. i just don't. reporter: a source who has seen the list of seventeen detainees told fox the administration will not identify men before they are transferred out of detention camps to the home countries knowing who they are in advance could delay or transfers process. the obama administration has a better transfer process than the bush administration on the transfers. the transfer of the ibrahim qozi is a bit of a heartburn. he is senior deputy with al qaeda. according to a propaganda video, leader ofmost dangerous militant leader in yemen. republican congressman trey gowdy questioned the administration's assurance. >> if they were detained for a reason. and i further assume that there's no way the secretary of

catherine herridge, thank you very much. i don't know if it's going to come up in the iowa appearance. but more news that could be troubling for campaign clinton. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams and dana perino and he surfs on a -- just kidding. greg gutfeld. this is "the five." >>> well it's crunch time only 11 days to go until iowa. things are heating up in bolt races. on the right. the anti-establishment sentiment is palpable. being linked to the d.c. elite class has become so toxic, candidates are trying to paint their competitors as establishment in order to turn off voters. >> a lot of the establishment had been behind marco rubio, they've decided he doesn't have a path to victory. they're moving to donald trump. we're seeing it more and more, the establishment seems to have made a determination, donald trump's the guy they can make a deal with. who will continue the cronyism and corporate welfare and bailouts for big banks and i think we're seeing conservatives, getting behind

catherine herridge with the president's controversial plan to release 17 detainees from u.s. custody with interesting back grounds. we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen at the white house. >> the president's appearance today was truly remarkable. both for its policy implications, but also as you say, for the emotion he displayed. >> but it failed. >> flanked in the east room by citizens impacted by gun violence, president obama announced ten new executive actions aimed at restricting access to firearms. in an address that was by turns eloquent and emotional, angry and scornful of opponents on the issue. >> so the gun lobby may be holding congress hostage right now, but they cannot hold america hostage. all of us need to demand a congress brave enough to stand up, to the gun lobby's lies. our rights to peaceful assembly. that right was robbed from moviegoers in aurora. in lafayette, and from every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> issued in the form of guidance to law enforcement agencies

sandra: catherine herridge, timing is everything.herine herridge of fox news has been doing amazing reporting on this. harris: she and pamela brown. sandra: harris, when you look at the media coverage of this story, i know we've been talking about that on the show for so long, they've been largely ignoring it and not covering it like we have. are you starting to see that change? because i saw on another cable television network yesterday and this morning, i saw more of i guess you could just say hosts on the other networks challenging the notion this is just a right-wing conspiracy by the fact that this inspector general, he's not a republican, the one identifying them as the most top secret e-mails. harris: this would require everybody to start calling people liars who may not have political gain by lying. that just makes the interviewer look foolish. and you got some democrats who are now starting to speak on the issue that it may have been beyond politics or whatever. i mean, i think that your observation is correct. will it ever

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catherine herridge says they're taking this investigation into potential corruption as it relates to foundation. >> yeah, that's right. and it's all of a piece. whether we're talking about bill clinton's abuse of power and abuse of office from the time that he was in arkansas -- and i'm so glad, by the way, that we have juanita broderick on social media. she's joined twitter. she cannot be censored anymore. she cannot be leashed by all of these attack dogs of the bill clinton era talking about how she was raped when she was 35 years old. she's now 73. she tweeted it never goes away. that's the problem with the clinton's stained legacy, whether talking about public corruption or personal corruption, it never goes away with these people. and the fact is, sean, that we know now that it's not just grassroots conservatives, me and you and all the people who have been very consistent in attacking the clintons from the 1990s when they first sullied the public square, but it's all sorts of decent americans around this country. she's in deep, deep do do and the clinton people know it. >> i th

we have the latest on fbi investigation with catherine herridge. catherine? reporter: investigation into the exclusive use of private emails secretary of state has two tracks, one focused on classified material found on personal server an comingling of clinton foundation and state department business potentially violated corruption laws. fbi agents are investigating possible intersection of donations between clinton foundation dispensation of state department contracts and whether regular processes were followed. according to one of three sources spoke to fox news on condition of anonymity. fox news was also told that fbi agents will be quote, screaming if a prosecution is not pursued because many previous public corruption cases have been made in successfully prosecuted with much less evidence than what is apparently emerging in this investigation. with the latest state department email dumb, the number classified emails identified on mrs. clinton's private account hasries ren to 1340, a charge she dismissed over weekend and charges that she direct ad subord

catherine herridge has more... fox news is told the 17 detainees who are scheduled for release from u-s custody at guantanamo bay... well as al-qaeda followers... and under the bush administration, the men were assessed to be significant terror risks. today the defense department said secretary carter... who personally signs off on the transfers, is comfortable with his decision. cook says: "he carefully reviews each and every one of these cases to determine if they pose any risk to u.s. national security 10:20:22 a source who has seen the list of 17 detainees told fox the administration will not publicly identify the men before the transfers are complete because it could delay or even derail the process. speaking to greta van susteren last night ... republican congressman trey gowdy questioned the administration's assurances. gowdy says: "so i assume that they were detained for a reason and further assume that there is no way the secretary of defense can certify that they are not a threat. look at the folks who ha

let's start coverage with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live on the hill. rning about cia records, catherine? reporter: bill, good morning. these records have not been provided to the select committee. they are internal communications within the cia known as, same time. it is like instant messaging service for the intelligence community this is very raw flash traffic from the night of the attack in benghazi. this will show who knew what and when, who was talking to who. whether there was any real specific discussion of a video or a demonstration or whether the people on the ground were only speaking of terrorism. >> that will be three things in it that are critical. first, atmospherics. what is the level of threat, what is the concerns? second, who is talking to who? this is critically important. in a situation like that, you know exactly who in charge and you know exactly how things are coming down by nature of the chat. third, most importantly, it is a record of everything that transpired in real time. reporter: here's the deal with the cia. they crafted t

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fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. herine, what's the problem? >> this letter was sent by intelligence community's watchdog known as the inspector general to lawmakers with oversight for the intelligence community. and the senate. and what they found is that there was intelligence in the emails that was beyond top secret in terms of how sensitive it was. special access programs. these are like the most close will he held, restricted government held programs because they are trying to protect sources and methods in this case. >> all right. now, who appoints that person? how does that person get the job? is it republican a democrat a bureaucrat? i mean. that was very good. >> who appoints this person? i don't mean to insult bureaucrats. in this is a highly volatile situation toxic topic. >> this inspector general, this is an appointmentp6ey by the obama administration. so thatted that i made it it all the more curious that mrs. clinton's team attacked the inspector general and accused him of working with republicans to le

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the story now out of washington. earning about this now, catherine? reporter: fox news was first to obtain and review 25 page report that mrs. clinton's use of personal email account and server exploited loophole hid private communications from the state department as well as request for records under freedom of information act known as foia. this reads in part, foia doesn't authorize or requires agencies to search personal records or email accounts maintain on private serve is or commercial providers like gmail, and hotmail. it strongly relies on employers including of secretary of state to follow regulations when personal email is used forward copies to state department account to have it captured. clinton did not have a state department address to forward message traffic from the personal account. this morning at washington, d.c. think tank, chairman of the house oversight committee weighed in. >> the state department, by my view is probably the worst at it. and, we've got to figure out a way to actually make this

catherine herridge right now on an fbi investigation that is turning a little bit more heated. the latest? reporter: thank you, neil. fbi investigation into hillary clinton exclusive use of private email as secretary of state has two tracks with one focused on classified material found on personal server and commingling of clinton foundation work and state department business potentially violated public corruption laws. fox news is told fbi agents are talking about possible intersection of clinton foundation, dispensation of state department contracts and whether regular processes were followed according to one of three source who spoke to fox news on condition of anonymity. fox is told that fbi agents will be quote, screaming is prosecution is not pursued because many private previous public corruption cases have been made and success fully prosecuted with much less evidence than what is apparently ear merging this investigation. with the state department dumb number emails identified on mrs. clinton's account raised 1340. over the weekend she dismissed number of allegation tha

but the fine recently revealed through our colleagues catherine herridge and pamela brown that it has begun a parallel investigation of mrs. clinton with whether she conferred phase on foreign evennities when she was secretary of state -- foreign entities when she was secretary of state that paid her husband to speak. but the email investigation seems to be coming to a close. the two most harmful emails show a willingness to instruct subject ordinar --subordinates s by removing top secret before they got on her private server. charles: we'll have more on hillary clinton and the political firestorm this is causing. bernie sanders rocketing in the polls. thursday the remaining gop candidates are going to take center stage. you have got trish regan and sandra smith. at 9:00 p.m. it's maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. 10u.s. navy sailors have been detained in the persian gulf by iranians. marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed v

lou: on point, the fbi widening the probe we're told by catherine herridge, that probe has been goingme time. but we just learned about it today. the widening to include public corruption issues. where do you think it will lead? what do you thinking be found. >> it is what we been focused on for last 9 month, the public corruption aspect, donors and hillary clinton, and bill clinton foundation, and access, what they have been able to do for those donors. i think that is where this turned. the intelligence failures at server is huge a huge legal problem for hillary clinton, she has serious problem. look, joe is a serious former u.s. attorney, making the statements that she will be indicted. i think i agree with him. lou: at-this-point, that will require some political forfeiture on the part of obama justice department, that is arguably the most politicized -- >> sinces clinton justice department in the 90s, you know. the fbi is working, i hear up to 150 agents, i hear there will be a revolt, inside of the fbi if there are no charges brought against hillary clinton. lou: you think that

i was on the air when catherine herridge broke the news that there were no protests outside that consulateshed back on her and said she was wrong and she stuck by her reporting and she was right. i was on the air when fox news said that the white house had meddled in those talking points, which they denied, and ultimately we were proven right on that. so fox news has done some yoman's work in reporting on benghazi. but it's not about fox news, it's about the story that these guys are telling and to suggest that seeing it on the big screen in a picture like this, directed by michael bay, is going to have zero impact and is not worthy of any attention, entirely miss the dynamic at play. >> entirely misses the point. a dramatic movie like this, based on a book that this washington post columnist said was very good, has the pow tore bring to life the account of these men who were there and who are passionate about what went wrong. that's where it will have an impact, not because of some fox news segments. we can debate whether fox news has covered it too much. much of the media has decided thi

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. catherine, who was released?so this guy was released. he ask a yemeni national. the military assessed him to be a member of the taliban, a follower of usama bin laden. and then the second guy goes by sala abduly. both of them were judge to do medium risk to u.s. national security. >> when, now or then? >> in 2007. here is the key thing about them they both attended the alpha rook training camp in afghanistan. this is no boy scout training camp. this is the hard corps al qaeda training camp and picked up by the united states just after the 9/11 attacks. >> where are they going? >> well, they are going to ghana. this is a small african nation. as we earlier reported we are looking at onesies and twosies as they come to the other countries. here is the thing not missing the countries are not taking them out of the goodness of their heart. they are taking them because they have been promised some promise. i don't know. >> what. >> i don't know but in the past we transferred a detainee to albania. a senior member of w

catherine herridge is here. catherine?>> the information we have, greta, that comes through three separate intelligence sources is that, in fact, the fbi investigation has expanded. the first line or the first track is about the classified information that was found on her personal server that she use to do do government business and the second is that it looks at possible violations of public corruption laws. in this case whether people donated to the clinton foundation received preferential treatment in terms of access and the granting of state department contracts. >> all right. that seems to be the new part. we knew they were looking at themm email. what was it that spawned this new direction? >> i don't know what respond it, but our spawned it. but this line of inquiry has ear. going since april of and late this afternoon mrs. clinton responded to our reporting and said that she had not been notified by the fbi of such an investigation and to her knowledge there was no investigation. but you know as someone who has be

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. catherine? what we have been able to confirm is that the fbi is going directly to the intelligence agencies and in some cases even interviewing the people who handled the classified information to make its own determination about the nature of the material that was found in emails. so the clinton campaign and department can say tj]j is some kind of interagency dispute. that reallies has no standing for the fbi. they are going right to the source because the integrity of the investigation really demands it. >> if the fbi is uncertain whether the information is classified classified or not classified and they have to go to the the intelligence agency doesn't that inneuro to the benefit of secretary clinton that it's cop fusing? you don't think so? >> no. because the way it works in very simple terms is that the agency that generates the information has ownership of the information and therefore has final say on the classification. really it's about the fbi going to the agency and it's classified.

but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge back in washington and a blockbuster letter, spelling out more potential problems for hillary clinton. good evening. >> as the fbi investigation expands, confirmation from a senior government watchdog that mrs. clinton's email problems are much worse than previously reported. according to this letter, first obtained by fox news, hillary clinton's emails on her unsecured personal server contained intelligence from the u.s. government's most secretive and highly classified organization operations. called special access programs, or s.a.p.s. >> these are the crown jewels of the american intelligence community of the united states government. >> intelligence community's inspector intelligence notified congressional oversight committees on january 14th, the letter says the comprehensive review by the intelligence agency who is have final say on classification matters, found quote several dozen emails containing classified information. at the confidential secret and top-secret/s.a.p. levels, that's more sensitive than top secr

. >> our intelligence reporter catherine herridge has said operations. does some of the information that have sent to clinton or that she sent back, does it include sources and methods? >> i'm not going to get into that. for national security measures and others, we need to stay out of what's in these e-mails and try not to allude to. i would say that is the most sensitive type of e-mails out there, because lives are on the line or sources are on the line. >> and do you think that lives were on the line -- again without getting into the classification -- lies were on the line in some of the information in these e-mails? >> i'm not going to get into conversations, but i would say anytime that any information comes out with human intelligence or can confirm something that people may wonder about, but once the conversation starts, it confirms it, it tells our adversaries that can get to a private server in new york, once they get that confirmation, it does do serious damage. >> congressman schiff, i want to pick up on one thing that senator lankford said, t

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more. >> the white house seemed to distance itself from hillary clinton's attack on the intelligence agencies reviewing her emails and their conclusion that some were beyond top secret. >> these kinds of reviews conducted by inspectors general are done independent of the administration. these are decisions to pursue a particular review. and the results of those reviews that are presented to capitol hill. or made public. are entirely decisions made independent of the administration. >> as the liaison between the intelligence agencies and congress, inspector intelligence charles mccullough iii, appointed by president obama is now providing his own judgment. nonetheless, secretary clinton questioned the motives and the findings. >> this seems to me to be another effort to inject this into the campaign. it's another leak. nothing that this says changes the fact that i never sent or received material marked classified. >> two sources tell fox news that not even senior lawmakers with oversight of the state department are permitted to read a