so they are reading emails, the private emails, mr. speaker, of american citizens every single day and they have been doing it for years and it's time for this abuse of power to end. we need to pass this bill with strong bipartisan support, send it over to the senate, get it to the president's desk so that american citizens have real protections, privacy protections that they deserve, that they think they have, but they don't have, mr. speaker, because federal agencies like the i.r.s. today are reading the private emails of american citizens and using it against them. it's wrong. they ought to go get a warrant. but they should not be reading our private emails when people haven't done anything wrong. let's pass this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana yields back. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, how uch time is remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 1 1/2 minutes. mr. goodlatte: it's my pleasure to yield 45 seconds to the

we're continuing our look at the law, the emails, and the politics of the hillary clinton emails. >>>at helping the secretary's case. [ technical difficulties ] >> acted negligently. it didn't appear to do that, but it did produce this email scandal. i think people tend to view it through a partisan standpoint. if they are inclined to believe that the clintons had been scandal ridden, they say this is just more proof. they are trying to circumvent the law. if think they the clintons have been persecuted by republicans for decades, they look at this and say this is just another witch hunt. they are just looking for something. >> bradley moss, even if no actionable recommendation comes out of the fbi investigation, even if james comey suggests to the attorney general that he not prosecute the former secretary of state. is it likely that people are going to play the game differently in washington from now on? >> in terms of how they handle communications at the senior level? you would hope so. we learned the secretary of defense was still using private email to handle communications. but

. >>> i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. i did not send classified material, and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal, one for work-related emails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> i'm not willing to say it was an err in judgment because nothing did i was wrong. >> are you 100 percent confident that nothing is going to come of this fbi investigation? >> i am 100 percent confident. this is a security review that was requested. it is being carried out. it will be resolved. >> so you said at a march press conference in 2015, quote, i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material so. can we say definitively that that statement is not accurate? >> no. you can't. >> you are just saying it shouldn't have been classified. >> what i'm saying is it wasn't at the time. >> the e. lucien of the answer about email as this investigation co

when it first supposedly found it, clinton's email server and trove of hidden emails would have been years ago. before clinton authorized the alleged deletion of tens of thousands of emails. and before she was presidential candidate. how much does this report change things, dr. carson. >> well, it changes things for those of us who are thinking individuals who care about our country, who care about the military, who care about the truth. it changes nothing for those who just are clintonites and will follow her no matter what she does and no matter what she -- sandra: to dr. carson's point, this is still been a republican witch-hunt and one of their talking points. hillary clinton supporters have not paid much attention. >> i think they have paid attention, i think when you have, i said this consistently, scandals are almost baked in for her. unless there is something like fbi recommendation to indict over emails which we'll see if there is or isn't, everything else will look at partisan witch-hunt and going on consistently for 20 years. whether that is fair or not is a different stor

clinton used her personal email account. now it's alleged these heavily redacted talking points were first discovered by the state department in the fall of 2014, six months before the benghazi select committee revealed the account's existence, judicial watch said knowing about clinton's personal account earlier might have preserved the democratic front-runner's records. >> if we had known about the clinton email system in 2014, you can bet we would have tried to stop mrs. clinton from deleting any of her emails. but because we didn't know about it because the state department hid it from us, mrs. clinton was able to go through, and potentially delete half of the emails. >> the fall of 2014 is a critical period because clinton attorney jada kendall got the back-up thumb drives in december and by that time it's believed 30,000 emails deemed personal by clinton's team had been deleted. the state department said today the charge is baseless. >> i would without knowing the details, because we just found out be highly suspect tha

she is only laughing, lisa, when she is asked about the email. or something? that's her tail, i think. >> jesse, i think hillary clinton is living in fantasy land here. she has been pass tently dishonest with the american people. this is a woman who wants to be commander and chief. she wants to oversea the world's largest nuclear arsenal but we can't even trust her with classified information. she keeps try to chalk this up to partisan witch-hunt. this is a full blown criminal investigation with tens of dozens of fbi agents dedicated to it. they have already granted a staff immunity. they are interviewing her top aides, they are going to be classified emails on server, if she continue to be dishonest with the american people. >> a great point. a report out the other day 142 fbi agents assigned to the hillary clinton case. that's a lot of agents to be looking at emails that were supposed to be about yoga. >> right. and within a day, that number was retracted to be your viewers to understand. >> a lot of agents to be looking at email, richard. >> t

every time she sent or received an email. so that is separate issue from the emails.ole other issue. what i don't understand all of sudden this flexible interpretation and application of the law. under the obama administration, they cherry-pick what they want to interpret, what they want to interpret classified, non-classified. they didn't take that stance with general petraeus, did they? there was classified, period. that was it. sandra, this is troubling, this is second time in interview the president given her cover. even though he says, the investigation is going to be fair, he is saying the investigation, i agree, i think the fbi, the group investigating her will be fair. that is the not question. the question is, will loretta lynch be corrupted? will he influence her? forget the fbi. only thing that matters is whether or not the doj will recommend those charges. harris: congressman, would you consider what the president did in this interview actually commenting on an ongoing investigation which is something he said he would not do. >> let me just say, i knew lor

of emails being marked classified.atched interview. live in the studio, good morning to you. "fox news sunday," chris wallace, it was taped, two, three days ago, last thursday i do believe. he chose to answer the question and in part he said this. >> there is classified and then there is classified. there's stuff that is really top secret, top secret and there is stuff that is being presented to the president or the secretary of state that you might not want on the transom or going out over the wire but basically stuff that you can get in open source. bill: very interesting, he chose to answer it. did he or has he prejudiced the case, do you believe? >> i don't think he is prejudiced the case. i think he hurt her a little bit when he said she was careless because carelessness is a form of negligence. this is the rare federal crime, espionage, the failure to safeguard state secrets which can be proven by negligence but he was a little reckless himself when he said there is classified and classified. he took an old to up

damage assessment hillary clinton's emails has enen made.irst is ted cruz cliewgdith john kasichn a way to deny donald trump the nomation. >> if you collude in busiss, if you colluden business or llude in the stock market th t you in jail. but in politics because it a rigged system, because is a rrupt enterprise, in polic you are lowed to collude. chles: donald trump calling it cousion, but john kasich doest think it's a big deal at all. >> i don see thihis as a big deal other t than m not going to spend resources in indiana, what's the big deal. >> we want t to apply our resources where theyey a used most effective, it's allll to stop hillary clintonon from bemiming president. charles: rresentative blackburn. you are the picture of the re honest washito d.c. person. everyone likesou. >> well thsenator joins in that. charles: he's former. everyo likes you. is it collusion? is it smarpolitics? or are they dissing the voicef thpeople? >> they are reizing they will have to do somethi if they stop tmp. the feisty five is tomorw with those big st

sandra: all this as the state department is suspending the internal review of clinton's emails.pokeswoman saying the department made the decision after it asked the fbi for advice and was told to follow standard practice. apparently the standard operating procedure is to place reviews on hold while there is ongoing law enforcement investigation. all right, she didn't sound so worried in that interview, geraldo. should she be? >> absolutely should not be. i've been saying this. i'm baffled so many of my colleagues see it so differently and some legal pundits. i maintain, this is my point, those people who say things like hillary clinton can't campaign in an orange jumpsuit or can't she can't campaign from behind bars with holding, she is are people who are wishful thinking there. is not one scintilla of evidence, sandra, there is zero evidence that a grand jury exists in the hillary clinton email scandalette i call it there. is no grand jury. she has not been given the necessary target letter from the fbi after all these months, after scores of agents being engaged. i submit that

melissa: m major developments in the hillary clinton email scandal.cial watch" stating thatt the state department withheld benghazi-relelated email that would have shown m months before it wasasventually reported that the former secretaryryf state useded a private email account. fox x news's catherine herridge joins now with the e details on this onene. whatat does it all mean, caerine? >> well, melisissa, thanks. this email in question is s from september of 2012, so abouout 2 1/2 weeks afafter the benghazi terrorist atattack and mrs. clintnton and her team were drafting a serieies of talking points for debririef she was gog to givive to senators on capitol hill and " "judicial watch" alle this is document was first discovered back k in the fall of 2014 and the document t was important pause it showed d that mrs. clintonon was using a personal sererver for government business. it came fromom her clintonemail.com accccount. 2014 is importanant because durg thatat period this is when the clintoton emails were deleteted. about half of ththem that she de

scandal and receivers and private emails since then we learned lots of email receivers had top secretstill give her clean bill of health and fbi investigation seems to be coming to a head can he assure the american people will he direct the people in fbi and justice department the people will be made on legal basis and not political interesting comments to him in about 23 minute. all of us like to think fox news sunday is appointment television this surprised that is certainly the case you will not want to miss fox news sunday with chris wallace coming up as president of the united states right after "fox 5 news" on the hill. thanks so much, chris. . >> thank you. >> you're watching "fox 5 news" at 8. don't go anywhere we're about to kickoff "fox 5 news" on the hill. editor in cheer john cue sack all standing by with latest on the election coming up in seconds >> good morning, sunday april 10. >> this is "fox 5 news" on the hill. >> this is "fox 5 news" on the hill. >> well good morning to you we have a lot to get to. it's about a busy 24 hours just since we last talked to each other

what would you email him? >> really, i think it started off, i said something like, my aunt gertrude saying to me on my 17th birthday, she said, today you are 17 whole years old. and i wrote to anderson, today i am 91 whole years old. and that's how really we sort of kind of started back and forth. >> rose: just anything that occurred to you, you would email back? >> i would email a question about, you know, when i was a kid we used to watch -- i remember watching robin hood with errol flynn. i said, did you know him? she would be, oh yes... and her voice would trail off, so i would ask her simple questions that i didn't know the answers to. you know, what happened to your mom? you know, house o how was your relationship? it was like putting a message in a bottle and sending it off and a bottle would return within sometimes minutes or sometimes hours or days later. >> rose: i have often said on this program and everywhere i go especially because, a, what you do and i do and the technology that exists today tha

your trash that contains the email. >> never click on a link from any email these days.to another issue, complaints about tax id theft. someone files a returning your name or child's name. child id is a concern now. before you get a chance to do that, parents find this one a file tax returns and their child is someone else's depended. filing early is a good way to beat crooks to the punch but if there is anything else you can do to prevent this, what is it? >> the truth is you need to protect data as best you can put the biggest problem you have is that all you need is a name, date of birth, social security number and you can dr. up a w-2. there's been so many breaches across the country with all of this data. last year alone 120 million social security numbers were exposed along with data attached to them based on 4 breaches in the country. unfortunately, you try to limit the amount of information you provide the never authenticate yourself to someone who calls you on the phone. monitor as best you can and have damage control program. >> the irs lets people file several

containing potentially 24,000 emails, many of those emails most likely were lois lerner emails that the american people, the congress, will never get a chance to see. they were destroyed as congressman desantis pointed out with three preservation orders in place. one from the i.r.s. and the treasury themselves. another preservation order by the justice department. saying, preserve all documents, preserve everything. so three preservation orders, two subpoenas in place, and the commissioner under his watch, 422 backup tapes are destroyed, containing 24,000 emails. and what's the commissioner going to do when he learns about problems with these tapes and problems with ms. lerner's hard drive? he waits four months, four months before he tells congress. again, raising the obvious question, if you're a taxpayer being audited and you realize, whoops, i lost some documents or destroyed something, and you wait four months to tell the i.r.s. what did you, oh, my goodness, you're in huge trouble. but the eanup guy, he's the president's hand picked person, he's brought in, he thinks it's just fine

maybe the president and entire administration is giving hillary clinton cover in her email scandal.t seem that way? >> dagen: absolutely. putting the fbi and justice department in a horrible position if they choose not to prosecute her. andrea: bingo. dagen: looks like they goat a wink and a nod, some sort of strange symbol from the president and even if you go back to what he told chris wallace in the language he was using, other than the double, triple, quintuple secret top, whatever he was describing, he talked about she would never intentionally put america in any kind of jeopardy and that is carelessness. words intentional and careless have very legal meanings. the president being a lawyer he knows exactly what he is doing. and what he is saying to the fbi and justice. andrea: also he parsed his words in the interview there is no influence in the investigation which i don't think anyone's alleging. i think people are saying that the fbi is absolutely fair and the national security espionage team looking at her emails they're aboveboard and fair. not the investigation we're worr

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emails. his meetings, campaign disturbance. even allegations that grape wanted this man, agencies a former mayor rail candidate to a drop out of the race. out we spoke to him on the phone today who says gray, through a campaign associate, offered him money and employment to drop out. >> the more the reports are coming out, matt, i'm really disturbed buy it: counsel member alexander who was gray's alloy now is running against hin to keep her ward seat. s she never called for the mayor y to resign then. but now says this about if he had knowledge of the illegal activity. >> i'm really concerned. and it's bad if you didn't know about maybe even worse if you did know about it: is there some kind of smocking gun here. from what you i've been able ton read there's a lot of documents. there's not a lot that's knew. nothing that will make you stand up and say wait a minute that definitely links the mayor too any illegal activity.y. remember jeffery thompson who admitted wrongdoing said the mayor knew about the wrongdoingo the reason th

the email had been spoofed. >> someone should have looked at the letter closely. people who deal with sensitive information should have training in it. >> reporter: it wasn't detected until april 5. that's when an irs told an employee who tried to file their taxes that it was already filed. >> reporter: this person signed up for years of monitoring in the wake of the breach. he doesn't know if his return is already in a criminal's hurricanes after filing on march 20. >> no one will know for sure until my tax return is supposed to come back. experion doesn't even know. there's a lag time. >> reporter: the academy of art is working with the fbi to trace it and the master minds behind it. we wanted to know if the person responsible for falling for that bogus email was still working with the academy of art. has that employee been fired? that's information that i am not at liberty to discuss with you. that's handled internally. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the offer of credit monitoring is two years but irs returns can be altered for seven so academy of art sa

more egregious what he said about the email.id first to chris wallace there is no political pressure here from me on the justice department, no behind the scenes meeting. in front of 20 million tv viewers, to loretta lynch here are your instructions. if hillary's defense there was no intentional violation, i may have been negligent and i wasn't intentionally doing it and. harris: it was careless. >> on that defense and base is decline to prosecute i'm fine as president with that. he told loretta lynch and every political appointee that is their marching orders. a brazen influents to determine what is going on with the justice department. andrea: her defense is sorry, i'm incompetent but i'm a woman, forgive me. sandra: i don't think bill clinton is doing her any favors on the trail? why doesn't he have a voice? what is going on with him? the argument she doesn't have the strength and energy to be president, that is what trump keeps saying. you have bill up there not looking so strong. sandra: i think at this point in campaign we

i think the emails are a big part of her life story right now.she did was terrible. >> depends on the fbi. >> we will see what happens. >> do you want to make a prediction tonight? do you think hillary clinton will be indicted? >> >> no. because i think the democrat party is going to protect her. i don't think she is going to be indicted. i think that what she has done is very, very serious. i know for a fact that what general petraeus and others have done was much less, and it destroyed their hives. so i do believe, bill, that she is being protected. >> but how can the democratic party protect her from the fbi? isn't the fbi non-corruptible? >> i hope they are not working together. they are humans. and they are people and they do talk, i would imagine. i would like to think that they don't work together. i would say that she is being protected. what she can't be predicted from is the statute of limitations because on the assumption that somebody else got in, that's a real dangerous situation. >> so, if you were elected, then you would go back in

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