of reporting about the likelihood there was a compromise of the clinton email server or classified email and that is important because it would be a strong indicator there should have been criminal prosecution and in the ig report we see documentary evidence that the fbi knew some of hillary clinton's emails were compromised by foreign nations or foreign intelligence services and this is an important quote from 2017, when an fbi inspection team did a review of how the clinton email case was handled classified information was improperly stored and transmitted on clinton's email server and classified information was compromised by unauthorized individuals to include foreign governments or intelligence services via cyberintrusion or other means so that is in black and white now. we know that there was a breach or compromise of clinton emails, that is a very high level of classification. what it doesn't say is the server itself was compromised. in terms of criminal prosecution that doesn't matter. what matters is classified information fell into the hands of hostile adversaries. >> talk abou

because he says that they know foreign actors got access to some of the clinton emails by compromising the accounts of her staff. what he does not say is that the compromise was on the server itself. but he does say that there were compromises of ancillary email accounts. but that's significant. because he states in the email there was at least one email that was classified at the secret level. and that is one of the highest levels of classification as you know, just back to the issue of insubordination. i think it's worth reading from the inspector general's report again. it states, pardon me. i have got to go back here. >> dana: no problem. >> we found it was extraordinary and insubordinate for comey to conceal his intentions from superiors, attorney general and deputy attorney general for the admitted purpose of preventing them from telling him not to make the statement and to instruct his subordinates in the fbi to do the same. comey waited until the morning of that press conference to inform lynch and united states of his plans to hold one without them. and did he so only after no

of the clinton email probe. >> first of all, this report shows that there was special treatment given to hillary clinton in the investigation. >> shannon: longtime clinton watcher, journalist and consultant peter schweizer joined us next with what the report dug up on the clinton connection. from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? ito take care of anyct messy situations.. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >> shannon: fbi agents aren't the only ones feeling the heat from the watchdog report. the inspector general, former official for sharing information about the clinton email probe with her campaign chairman john podesta. the ig says former assistant attorney general peter keswick demonstrated poor judgment in failing to recognize the appeara

republicans are upset at him ashley: will the hillary clinton email probe be made public now? we'll watch the doj website as soon as it is public. we'll pour over 500 pages of that report in a second. we'll bring you updates throughout the hour. so don't go away, stay right there. i am ashley webster in today for trish regan. welcome "the intelligence report." what a big day for news. here is what we know at this hour. this investigation has been going on for nearly 1months, down them 18 months today on president trump's 72nd birthday, the report is finally completed. we're told the report is highly critical of the justice department. inspector general michael horowitz believes james comey broke from fbi procedures during the hillary clinton email probe. why? what was the motivation? was it political bias? we'll find out. fox news senior judicial analyst joins us, judge andrew minneapolis. he will be with us for the legal implications on the report. or maybe it is much ado about nothing. edward lawrence is outside of the justice department for the latest on. i-f report. what d

this finds he used a personal email account to conduct official business. hillary clintonnded with this 3 word tweet, writing but my emails. the political reaction pouring in, chuck schumer tweeting his mishandling of the publicity around the clinton email campaign worked to the benefit of candidate trump, not the other way around. democrats that it than any inspector general made that clear now. florida sen. marco rubio saying i strongly support the great americans at the fbi but the conduct of the senior officials outlined in this report has done tremendous damage to the bureau. leaks to and gifts from reporters, agents talking about how they are going to stop trump from winning. that is his take away. the take away we are seeing from conservatives, very interesting. the same report republicans and democrats are seeing and they see in a completely different way. the 20 hillary clinton's response about my emails reminds me of children, he did it, doesn't mean you did it. fox news paul about political correctness. >> 68% of people say political correctness has gone too far

conversation about which emails would be allowed to be looked at in this case in which would be set aside. that also raises a lot of questions. huma abedin and hillary clinton exchanged thousands of emails apparently. i don't think they were looked at in this investigation at all. bobby, your reaction. >> i think that specific question has to do with the search warrants. the office of the fbi who got the laptop search warrant, for the sex crimes case against anthony weiner. that has specificity with a warrant. they were looking for emails of that type. when that was transferred to washington, they were looking for different things. that's why they call went from new york to washington saying did you get your warrant? you need to get a warrant for the stuff you want to look for on the laptop. to sol's point, it's my opinion they were sitting on the laptop and they thought they could sit on until after the election. when new york called donaldson what are you doing with this, why haven't you gotten a warrant? they told comey. i will think comey knew. >> laura: [laughs] >> there's no reason why he didn't know to go to mccabe and say why did you wait two weeks?

worker who deleted clinton emails with osh instruction and false statements. however, it was clear he lied to the f.b.i. twice about deleting clinton's archived emails and emails were subpoenaed and were subject to congressional preservation notice. the technician knew that when he deleted it. question number one to both of you, is granting immunity the only way to obtain truthful testimony from a witness and isn't there a federal interest in determining obstruction of congressional investigations? mr. horowitz: isn't the odge way to get testimony from individuals. it depends on the facts and we found the conduct to be particularly serious. senator grassley: director wray? mr. wray: i think there are a number of ways to secure truthful testimony from witnesses and not just one. and efforts to obstruct investigations are something we need to take extremely seriously at the federal level. senator grassley: to mr. who areo witnesses, did the official tell you that obstructing congress was not a matter of substantial federal interest? mr. horowitz: they didn't say

there is a lot went wrong with the hillary clinton email investigation.vestigation. peter strzok will stop him about donald trump's potential presidency, that admission over texts to his girlfriend occurs just eight days after peter strzok opened up on george papadopoulos. in this very short period of time, peter strzok was opening up on russia. indicated -- connell: we're so pushed for time, congressman. we're up against the clock. i will ask you one big question. because of that is something illegal uncovered? still legal in your view from what you've been brief odd on. >> deprivation of rights under color of law is illegal. follow-on activitybe illegal if it was known misrepresent sent thanks to a court. connell: i'm sure we see you back on this we appreciate the hustle to get over to our camera, congressman. good to sue on breaking news day. >> thank you. connell: congressman gaetz out of florida. more could havage on "after the bell." whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of cours

clinton's private email address byed iting mr. ement replacing the president with the euphemism senior government official. finally top f.b.i. officials, including mr. mccabe through their wives had close ties to democrat and clinton affiliated entities and should have been recused from the clinton investigation. we need to insure all are treated equally under the law. fallout from the clinton investigation gives the impression those with money and influence are given lighter treatment than the so-called common person. short-term damage to the f.b.i. and d.o.j.'s reputations is apparent. however, the i.g. and congress's investigations will help to understand why certain deficiencies occurred during one of the most high-profile investigations in this nation's history. this hearing is a crucial step toward repairing law enforcement's reputation as an impartial fact finder and seeker of truth. i look forward to the inspector general's testimony today. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank y

stages of the email case, agent strzok made the priority of the russia investigation are not the clinton emailsere was such a delay to go through a newly discovered emails that were found in late september on anthony weiner's laptop that he shared with his wife, clinton aide, huma abedin. on attorney general loretta lynch, the inspector general found she showed bad judgment when she met with bill clinton on the arizona tarmac in june of 2016 and that she clearly did not understand the implications and sort of the bad optics it would have not only for the public confidence in the justice department and fbi but also for the integrity of the email investigation. dana. >> dana: we are about 45 seconds away. we've got where they are almost ready. can you tell me anything more about what peter strzok's lawyer said today and if we will hear anything more from him, especially about the seemingly damning text message. >> peter strzok's lawyer's position is that any delay in the final stages of the clinton email investigation was down to basic communication between strzok, and fbi deputy director and or

emails." richard goodstein advised both of hillary clinton's campaigns and he joins us now. d, i'm not a hillary voter, as you know, can i sympathize with her point that here was jim comey investigating her for using private email while using it himself. what's your reaction to that? i >> look, tucker, this whole analysis in my humble opinion is twisted. it's perverse. the fact is, peter strzok, who's public enemy number one could have easily leaked out the fact that donald trump -- people around him were consorting with russians who claimed they had dirt on hillary to affect the campaign. >> tucker: oh, come on. don't embarrass yourself, richard. >> let's talk about what's not embarrassing. >> tucker: before we go off into putin conspiracy land -- >> we know don jr.in he loved it. >> tucker: i know he is working for putin, too. take out the tinfoil hat -- respond to today's ig report, which is really interesting. so we learn that there were, in fact, classified emails on that server, which i think you personally assured our viewers didn't exist. and that in fact, that server

action, the public comments on the clinton octoberation, the decision to reopen the clinton email investigation, it ultimately harmed the candid sisi of clinton -- candidacy of clinton. according to the republican memo for today's hearing, today is an opportunity for members to consider the justice department's compliance with the march 22 subpoena. subpoena that was not issued and therefore cannot be enforced. even if it were properly issued, it is boiled down to certain --uments the republican's no the republicans know the doj cannot turn over. documents outlining specific lines of inquiry and the identities of sources still working undercover in the field. that is the whole point. republicans are requesting documents that they know they cannot have. they find themselves in possession of sensitive and those documents and up in the possession of the subject of the investigation, namely president trump, and then shortly on fox news. they do their best to undermine the credibility of the department of justice and of the special counsel. they will try to hold mr. rosenstein in contempt. they may

to final release a report that is sure to be momentous, divisive and it's all about the hillary clinton email probe. but first, is president trump giving a pass to a murderous dictator? the president says the leader that he met with at that historic summit, kim jong-un of north korea, is a quote, tough guy, a quote very smart and a quote, great negotiator. if you're waiting for the but, there isn't one. listen to the question that fox news anchor bret baier asked the president and then listen to his response. >> you call people sometimes killers, you know, he is a killer. he's executing people. >> when you take over a country, tough country, tough people and you take it over from your father, i don't care who you are, what you are, how much of an advantage you have, if you can do that at 27 years old -- i mean that's one in 10,000 that could do that, so he's a very smart guy. he's a great negotiator. but i think we understand each other. >> but he's still done some really bad things. >> yeah, but so have a lot of other people done some really bad things. i could go through a lot of nations wh

handle the public aspects of the investigation into hillary clinton's emails correctly? of course not. we democrats said that then, the inspector general makes it clear now. but director comey's mishandling of the publicity around the clinton email campaign all accrued to the benefit of then-candidate trump. not the other way around. it was trump who benefited. from all these mistakes. so it hardly reflects deep-state or bias against him. and as the president told lester holt in his own words, on national tv, he fired director comey because of the russia probe. so what does this all mean going forward? we know that in the days ahead, the president and his allies will try to twist themselves into pretzels and try to use this report to undermine the special counsel and russia probe. unfortunately for them, nothing in this report lays a glove on special counsel mueller or the ongoing russia probe. if this was the president's plan to take down the special counsel, president trump swung and missed. the special counsel's integrity is widely recognized and his investigation has

action, the public comments on the clinton octoberation, the decision to reopen the clinton email investigation, it ultimately harmed the candid sisi of clinton -- candidacy of clinton. according to the republican memo for today's hearing, today is an opportunity for members to consider the justice department's compliance with the march 22 subpoena. subpoena that was not issued and therefore cannot be enforced. even if it were properly issued, it is boiled down to certain --uments the republican's no the republicans know the doj cannot turn over. documents outlining specific lines of inquiry and the identities of sources still working undercover in the field. that is the whole point. republicans are requesting documents that they know they cannot have. they find themselves in possession of sensitive and those documents and up in the possession of the subject of the investigation, namely president trump, and then shortly on fox news. they do their best to undermine the credibility of the department of justice and of the special counsel. they will try to hold mr. rosenstein in contempt. they may

insubordinate in bypassing his boss, attorney general loretta lynch, in his handling of the hillary clinton email investigation, but concludes that the clinton investigation was not tainted by political bias. >> we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts. >> reporter: the report says, "we find i comey engaged in his own subjective, ad hoc decision making," and concludes that while comey was not politically biased his decision making negatively impacted the f.b.i. department of justice as fair administrators of justice. comey told "cbs this morning," he faced an impossible choice after new clinton emails were discovered on a laptop belonging to anthony weiner. comey informed congress of the new evidence, which leaked out days before the 2016 election. >> there were no good options. >> reporter: the inspector general rejected this characterization as a "false dichotomy," and said, "the two doors were actually labeled 'follow policy and practice' and 'depart from policy and practice'." comey declined to comment today when approached in minneapolis. >> ( laughs

in on they weighing justice department report on the hillary clinton email probe. now, democrats react to the justice department's report on the fbi's investigation of the 2016 presidential campaign. this briefing is 30 minutes. mr. schumer: ok, good afternoon, everyone. i'm proud to be joined by my colleague, senator feinstein and warner, and my dear friend and house colleague, who i know -- who i no longer -- who i know longer than anybody probably in this room, jerry nadler. leader pelosi, ranking member cummings, and ranking member schiff are voting and on their way. and they'll speak when they get here. well, so we now know the long-awaited report from the inspector general has been made public. several things are crystal clear. first and foremost, anyone who was hoping to use this report to undermine the mueller probe or prove the existence of a deep-state conspiracy against president trump will be sorely disappointed. those of us who are interested in the truth, however, are pleased to know that the inspector general wrote time and time again that when it ca

the report finds he used a personal email account to conduct official business, that is similar to many including hillary clintonlot of reaction on this. republican congressman tweets it has become clearer with time that comey violated policy and damaged the investigation's credibility. his behavior exhibited a pattern of unprofessionalism and misconduct that validates donald trump's decision to fire him. the report finds fbi employees have tickets, went to golf outings, treated to drinks after work, donald trump junior waited on that tweeting totally normal, and mark warner tweets the release of the inspector general report confirms what has been clear for some time, fbi leadership made errors in judgment in the run-up to the election. those actions were not influenced by political bias and anything helped donald trump's candidacy. a wide range of reaction coming in on this report. >> the least pc person in the world, i love this next story. >> a new fox news poll finds 68% of people say political correctness has gone too far. also more than half of people polled know that politicians make bad political decisio

they came to the same conclusion about the clinton email investigation. t the sham investigation itself, but he attacked hillary clinton to distract from the fact he was helping her. the ig tore him apart. >> laura: dan, the developments today. a lot of comments from people that were mentioned and democrats and republicans able to comment. perhaps it will be changed. your initial reaction of what we are hearing. >> well, it looks like james comey will be exposed for the phoney he was. he hid this investigation from congress for 8 months. just so everybody is clear on this, there is a protocol for quarterly briefings to congress about sensitive investigations. they asked him, every 3 months, this is not difficult for anybody to understand. he hides it for 8 months. mr. comey, why did you hide the investigation from congress for 8 months? you will never believe this. because it was sensitive. after acknowledging they briefed congress every 3 months because of sensitive investigations. i am talking about the investigation of donald trump. comey is being expos

deleting the clinton emails and denied the clinton staff had ever asked him to delete the emails and denied knowing the emails were under a preservation order. he had a call, with clinton's lawyers. deleted thehe clinton emails, invoked the fifth amendment to avoid questions about that call, sent an mail saying he was part of "hillary coverup operation," and later claimed it was only a joke. he later claims that was only a there was no search warrant or subpoena for the laptops to know what he did. he did not get the mueller treatment, no charges to lying to the fbi repeatedly, no pressure to flip or testify against clinton lawyers. quite the opposite, he got immunity. this is a good example of the double standard in these investigations, and why more and more people are starting to believe the mueller investigation lacks fairness. the report noted that director comey pressured the team to close the case before the party convention and he had already made up his mind to close it before all the work was done. question number one, is it improper to set a deadline to close a case based

clinton emails were hacked. foreign agents penetrated clinton emails.ne of them was deemed secret. hillary actual lire emailed with president trump from her unsecure private account while in the territory of and foreign adversary and comey covered that up. fbi officials leaked regularly. the place was a faucet. fbi agent peter strzok slow walked them and the fbi sat on them for a month. probably one of the worst revelations from the report was a text message from peter strzok to lisa page which said this. trump is not ever going to become president, right? right? and peter strzok says no. no he won't. we'll stop it. the i.g. said strzok's decisions were impacted by bias and he showed a willingness to take official action to impact trump's electoral prospects. the president weighed in on the report yesterday. >> i think the report yesterday totally exonerates she. there was no collusion in was no obstruction. what you will really see is bias against me and millions and tens of millions of my followers that is a disgrace. so then tries strzok text for me

misconduct of the fbi and doj and calling for a special counsel to look into the fbi's handling of the clinton email investigation. great to see you since all of this has been breaking news. it's what we did learn about this was that their potential was special treatment for hillary clinton. even though wrote the report says some of that bias for special treatment was not political, what is the fallout of that? what is the headline? >> increased transparency. in our house resolution which is now 32 members of congress cosponsoring details: conduct, how the email probe ended, how the tribe russia probe began, the highest levels of the doj and fbi. what you see in that report is a lot more detail of what might be one paragraph of my resolution, the inspector general did really good work, bringing in a lot of documents, we see a lot of text messages, there is no applicable bias, they just haven't read the document yet. what else is interesting about the report is if you fast-forward to page 430 on this for several hundred page report what many others in the media are talking about is all the leaks. you

all i can say is that the two fbi -- peter stroke and page pace, they were in charge of the clinton email investigation. if you trust these two, you are crazy. look at the email chain between them. juste was in the tank for clinton. the fbi did not do a very good job of looking at the clinton email investigation. it was a sham investigation.in e russia investigation, the department of justice was using material provided to them by a foreign agent, a former britishe democratic party. so there is a lot to look at here. >> there was a republican memo, and the anticipation is building by the day to finally see this inspector general report. we have seen, and in this case, perhaps it is very critical of james comey. perhaps democrats don't like it. they could discount it, we have what is different about this inspector general report as the american people are told that it is so highly anticipated by members of congress and beyond? >> number one, it's not a republican report or a democrat report. he is highly respected and is viewed as a straight shooter. and to call out abuses for the fbi, i t

conclusion there was no bias in the final determination that no charges should come against hillary clinton in her emailestigation. listen to what she has to say. >> report is highly critical of director comey. it did not find that it was biased against president trump or in favor of secretary clinton reporter: now fbi director christopher wray all those with biased text messages within this inspector general report will be held accountable in this case. he says that is not going to be something tolerated in the fbi going forward. wray admits mistakes were made and bad unjudgment. that will be corrected going forward to get the public's trust. trish: trish, thank you so much. edward. we're off the lows of the session, but still off 130. some people worry we're heading straight into a trade war, that will be a real problem. are these headlines getting kind of overblown. we'll talk about it. go to the new york stock exchange next as we continue to watch the testimony coming out of washington. stay with me. ... experience lexus safety system+ standard in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 3

he denied to leading to clinton emails, he denied that the clinton staff ever asked him to delete emails, he denied knowing emails were under a reservation order. he had a call with clinton's lawyers. -- to delete used the clinton emails, invoked the fifth amendment to avoid questions about that call, even sent an emails sang he was part of the "hillary cover up operation." he later claims that was only a joke. there was no search warrant or to know for the laptops what he did. he did not get the meal or muellert, not -- the treatment, no pressure to flip or testify against his lawyers. quite the opposite, he got immunity. this is an example of a double standard in these two investigations and why more and more people believe the investigation lakhs fairness. comey pressure the team to close the case before the party convention. and he had already made up his mind to close it before the work has done. is it improper to set a deadline to close a case based upon the calendar? mr. horowitz: that will be the only place -- we did ask something in connection with our report. given the various

ready for a reckoning, the blockbuster watchdog report on the clinton email probe being released to the american people today. who is in the hot seat? live in washington was wargames over the pentagon canceling upcoming military drills as donald trump says north korea's nuclear threat is no more. the move being made to solidify the denuclearization deal. >> morrison has missed the last three birthdays and a special surprise. heather: a surprise that will make your day. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >> today's the day to honor the american flag. it is flag day across the country, shining bright over new york city in anticipation of the day ahead. thanks for joining us on thursday morning. the wait is nearly over. the bombshell inspector general report we have been following in the clinton email probe released to the public. the 18-month-old investigation if the fbi acted out of line. griff jenkins live in washington with more on this. today is the day, is it going to be released? >> we believe michael horowitz began this in january, and 500 pages, it is expected to be critical of

big a president trump told us that he believes the results of this investigation into the clinton email investigators shows that there was a culture of political bias within the fbi that was created to help the clinton campaign and hurt his own. >> i think the report yesterday more than anything totally exonerates me, there was no collusion, there was no obstruction and if you read the report, you will see that. what you'll really see is bias against me and millions and tens of millions of my followers that is really a disgrace. >> this inspector general's report did not probe the trump campaign with the run-up to the the election, over the top democrat in the senate chuck schumer believes the 500 pages of findings will be used as a springboard by the white house to advance the stor story. >> what does this all mean going forward? we know that in the days ahead, the president and his allies will try to twist themselves into pretzels and try to use this report to undermine the special counsel in the russia probe. unfortunately for them, nothing in this report lays a glove on special coun

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its findings were critical of the fbi and its investigation into hillary clinton's email scandal. the report calling former director james comey insubordinate. >> you know, all the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't put jim comey back together again at this point in time of. i think the commentary from the inspector general as to director comey is particularly devastating. >> reporter: comey also criticized for announcing his recommendation to not criminally charge the former democratic presidential nominee as well as taking action to conceal the decision to speak publicly about that choice from his superiors. while comey deviated from fbi procedures, the inspector general's office didn't find he was politically motivated in his actions. >> the president was briefed on the ig report earlier today. and it reaffirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and the political bias among some of the members of the fbi. >> reporter: the former fbi director famously fired by president trump in may of 2017 already responding to the findings saying he respects the inspec

former number two fbi agent peter strzok was a central player in the clinton email probe and later removed from the russia case for anti-trump bias. based on testimony and documents, one republican said peter strzok appeared to be running the show. >> the text messages and emails produced to the oversight and judiciary committees. while technically that may have been a prestep call, i think it was more peter strzok turbine. >> saying that the testimony was to report, direct, and that he intervened once the extramarital affair between strzok and lisa page was known. >> he was a supervisor. i think that he took the appropriate actions once he found out about the nature of the relationship. >> republicans want more information about the alleged conventional human source that contacted from campaign aides. he really traveledverseas. lawmakers pressed him on me trip to london and whether it was connted to the russian probe that strzok launched two months later. >> that's confidential and i can't speak to it. prestep and james comey and others are the subject of a long-awaited inspector general'

i'm not buying that the clinton email investigation was on the up and up. >> the first public testimony i like horowitz and christopher ray, >> director ray has quite a mess to clean up and he knows that. >> the inspector general found no evidence of political bias in the fbi investigation of secretary clinton or the decision not to pursue criminal charges. >> horwitz testified they were to investigate james comey. and private conversations with donald trump. >> we receive that from the fbi, we are handling that recover and we will issue a report when the matter is complete. >> former new york city mayor turned pres. trump attorney rudy giuliani. >> can you assure the american people there are no ongoing leaks for many office? >> i'm not aware of any. we are aggressively investigating a number of leaks. >> the fbi director said have a dozen employees would be disciplined when he emphasized the mistakes and bad judgment. >> this is focused on a specific set of events in 2016 and small number of fbi employees connected with those events. >> one republican was not satisfied. >> remember wh

another delight in the inspector general's report on a clinton email investigation is not sitting well with president trump. we go "outnumbered" over time now. i'm harris faulkner. the president and slamming what he calls the numerous delays in doj's watchdog on t fbi's t handling of hillary clinton's email probe. he tweeted this. "what is taking so long with the inspector general's report on cricket hillary and slippery james comey? numerous delays. hope report is not being changed and made weaker. there are so many horrible things to tell the public has the right to know. transparency!" it was originally expected in may. the justice department's inspector general was supposed to testify today, but that has been pushed to next week. the report expected to hit comey and other fbi leaders from moving too slowly to review a batch of clinton emails discovered toward the end of the 2016 campaign. here's the president's attorney, rudy giuliani. >> i think comey's credibility is shot and i think the last nail in the coffin is going to be that report. >> harris: meanwhile, this is happening.

fbi director james comey for holding that press conference where he announced the results of the clinton email investigation, the report also looked at the decision. this was a big one by comey to tell lawmakers just days before the november 2016 election that the fbi had reopened the clinton investigation. that was, of course, because as you'll remember, the fbi found emails on anthony weiner's laptops. we're also told that the report is critical of former attorney general loretta lynch. she as you will recall had that infamous tarmac meeting with bill clinton during the campaign as the fbi was conducting this investigation of his wife. the deputy attorney general as you said will brief the president on the report later today and then members of congress will get a preview of it before its finally made public. now, john, certainly we should expect allies of hillary clinton to seize on some of these findings and ultimately everyone will be watching for how the president who has been hypercritical of the fbi, of the justice department and certainly and some of its former leaders and how he wrae

on the hillary clinton email investigation. that date is june 14. more on that in in the minified first tonight, president trump said he's ready to walk away from the kim jong un summit but he says he believes the north korean leader wants to do something big. the president made the comments following a meeting with japan's prime minister. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. good evening. >> good evening. president trump is downplaying expectations for next week, saying one meeting likely want to end decades of amnesty. even hatred between the two countries. he's bullish about the prospects of making progress. the rose garden with japan's prime minister today, president trump was optimistic but realistic about the chances of success at next week's summit with kim jong un. >> we have the potential to do something incredible for the world. i am totally prepared to walk. it could happen. maybe it won't be necessary. i hope it will be necessary to walk. >> president trump revealed that if the summit goes well, kim could b

it shows the clinton email investigation should be reopened. don't understand why the mueller investigation is still going forward in light of these extraordinary details we have been getting from people in his team. lisa page and peter strzok were on the team for a good period of time that led up to the special counsel being appointed. i don't understand why mueller is still around. we shouldn't have to wait two more years for the i.g. to tell us the obvious that the mueller investigation was compromised as well. arthel: how would you in general characterize the i.g. report. >> i give it a c in the sense it got all the facts out. but a failure in terms of clusion to provide the political leadership reason ton the mueller operation. arthel: what if there is no conclusion. >> i think he made a political decision not to derail the mueller operation by highlighting the fact that peter strzok made all these comments about president trump and all these other fbi agents made these comments about president trump, and this i.g. was not willing to say t

xamined alletions of this conduct by fbi and justice department officials over their handling of the clinton email democrats support of the because they blamed former fbi directo james comey for derailing hillary clinton's campaign when reopened the case about ten days before the election. republicans thought clinton should have been prosecuted for mishandling classified information but comey gave her a pass. if the inspector general michael e horwitz cannot bring criminal charges but he can make what is called a criminal referral where a u.s. attorney believes the evidence and decides if justifis said to be more than 500 pages in length. it should be available online into the public later tomorrow afternoon. >> bret: full coverage tomorrow. thank you. president trump is calling out middle eastern oil ministers' high gasoline prices. this morning the president tweeted "oil prices are too high. opec i again. not good." aaa reports t current price is $2.91. that's up from 2.331 year ago. the federal reserve is raising it interest rate for the second time this year. the new ranges from one and three

the inspector general into the clinton emails saying the i.g. report totally destroys james comey and his minions including his great lovers, peter struck and page, it will go down as a dark and dangerous period in

the fbi and doj bracing for a bombshell from the inspector general's office on the clinton email case. who is in the crosshairs, live in washington. rob: donald trump claims north korea no longer poses a nuclear threat. the end game the military put on military exercises conducted with south korea. jillian: a negative light on law enforcement, the reading was that has parents outraged. ♪ >> at 5:00 in the morning. rob: not at all, that time of year, the days are very long is one more week until the official start of summer. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. and explosive report to congress could spell trouble for the fbi and james comey. rob: the probe into the hillary clinton email investigation about to be made public and washington bracing for impact. jillian: that is where we find griff jenkins with what we can expect. >> all 500 pages this afternoon if results should be critical of the leadership of the fbi and doj. and andrew mccabe, atty. gen. loretta lynch and fbi special agent peter stzrok, it's release is expected but fin

listen to this. >> as with so many issues this committee stays silent but on hillary clinton's emailsd the alarms. despite an inspector general's report that in more than 500 pages demonstrates conclusively that the outcome of the clinton invest was not infected by any improper bias political or otherwise we're wasting precious committee time to chase hillary clinton yet again. >> sandra: what do you think? >> that's the democrat line on this. i think there are points here that aren't a waste of time and i wish congressman nadler had brought up one of the open questions, which is why the f.b.i. decided to say that they were investigating hillary clinton, reopening that but never mentioned publicly that they were investigating the trump campaign. and that's definitely something that democrats refuse to take on the nose as it were. as for the peter strzok issue, the i.g. report made it clear he was not the one who believed in the mueller probe when it started and his communications with lisa page he made it clear he didn't think it would go anywhere. it doesn't mean that i don't think w

general's report is out on the justice department's handling of the 2016 investigation into hillary clinton's email server. edward lawrence is live at the department of justice to break it down. >> christopher wray was tasked with cleaning up the mess outlined in the inspector general's report. he says it shows there is no overall bias in the fbi. this report is one specific investigation and only involving a small number of people. >> this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations actually impacting the investigation under review. the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy and decisions that at the very least with the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. reporter: the report said five more names have been turned over for disciplinary action because of possible bias and messages uncovered in this investigation this report puts james comey under the microscope and calls him insubordinate. it aloud an environment where bias is allowed to foster. james comey put out a tweet saying i respect the i.g. office which is

that report criticizes two major decisions comey made regarding that hillary clinton email investigation including his october surprise that even clinton herself believes cost her the election. the former fbi director coming under fire again. james comey facing backlash from the blistering report by the justice department's inspector general. the 500-page report calls out comey first for his july 26th news conference criticizing hillary clinton but clearing her of any charges. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly classified information. >> reporter: the report called the move extraordinary and insubordinate saying it violated long-standing department practice and protocol. it also criticizes comey's october surprise announcing the clinton probe was re-opened just 11 days before the election only to later announce no new findings. >> i always thought it would be close. i didn't expect to be totally ambushed at the end. >> reporter: the report found there was no evidence the decision to clear clinton was influenced by political b