angela began receiving emails, too. >> long, rambling emails saying that, you know, her husband ian doesn'ter, that michelle is, you know, his one true love and that ian is cheating on her. he manipulates women. she better get out of the picture soon before he hurts her. >> reporter: these new emails to angela sounded like michelle's emails to ian, complete with biblical imagery. but they came from multiple email addresses and were signed, "jason ray." >> telling angela that she would always be eve and that michelle was ian's lilith, his truth, and that angela would never be his one true love. >> reporter: then another email to angela appeared. the subject line: "die." the message, "i hope you are scared of death tomorrow. be prepared. don't sleep, be watchful of the daughters of god," the email continued. "we will steal your child and we will watch as it dies." angela said when she looked to see who sent this email it was from, michelle hadley. >> reporter: you can understand from angela's point of view why she'd be so rattled. >> right. >> reporter: a barrage of emails arrived on may 31,

aides and emails recovered by the f.b.i.ued those searches weren't enough. the state department didn't search its own systems from other top aides. the state department argued it had already done enough and any additional searches weren't likely to turn up any new results. the district judge disagreed in his ruling this week saying state has offered no assurance the three record compilations constitute the entirety of secretary clinton's email for the request. assurance the court is unconvinced beyond material doubt that a search of the state.gov accounts of aides is unlikely to produce any marginal return. the state department hasn't commented on the judge's ruling and a spokesman for the justice department say it's reviewing the judge's opinion. >> shannon: what other emails were included as part of this particular lawsuit? >> judicial watches is seeking emails the f.b.i. uncovered of abiden's husband wiener. they're in the process of being made public in response to separate freedom of information requests and as long as

state department email account. she is getting emails from the clinton foundation.ing emails from state department employees and she is sending and receiving emails to hillary clinton. she was one of her closest aides. >> tucker: did you file a freedom of information request. >> we sued for them. getting them on regular basis. they show abedin and mrs. clinton are regularly getting classified information on this system. and, again, a lot of these are new clinton emails we're discovering on abedin's account. remember, mrs. clinton said she turned them all over. and thus far we found over 500 hillary clinton emails that haven't previously been released. meaning maybe she wasn't telling the truth when she said she turned them over. >> tucker: how much did you spend on the lawsuit by the way. >> untold dollars because we have attorney time. >> tucker: right. >> tens of thousands of hours to try to get these records out. >> tucker: is it legal for them to transmit unclassified information over networks. >> despite what the former fbi director it's not legal and they were

[laughter] the emails giveth the presidency, and the emails shall taketh it away!whole year, we've been wondering: did the trump campaign collude with the russians to affect the u.s. presidential election? and finally, we have an answer. - donald trump jr. just releasing a chain of emails leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer. - on its face, this email chain is proof of a willingness expressed by donald trump jr. to collude with russia to get information directly from the russian government. - donald trump jr. says he released those emails today to be totally transparent, but an editor for the "new york times" said trump only shared the emails after he was informed the paper was publishing a story about that. - i can sort of see his reasoning here. trump jr. thought if he could be transparent, unlike crooked hillary, and share his emails, people would be like, "huh, what an honest guy!" the only problem is, once you read the emails, which are between don jr. and his contact rob goldstone, they prove the collusion that jr.'s been denying all along! - golds

where did those emails go?as she using an alias that we didn't realize and clearly we saw her with a blackberry all the time, did she never signed john an email? >> that's a completely different issue. >> melissa: i know, but we are asking about hillary clinton's emails. where are the emails that she destroyed and destroying her blackberry? this is one of those unanswered questions. >> she didn't turn over any emails, we know that. that was a mistake, i think that she paid for in the campaign, but there was nothing nefarious about it. we've had a number of investigations, the justice department, otherwise, trey gowdy, the committee, the house committees have looked into all of this and no charges were filed, trey gowdy, no one on the republican side, we have the majority of these committees who haven't brought anything against hillary clinton that was actionable. she paid a price for all of this in an election and i think the judge thinks the state department should look at this and it showed. >> melissa: thank

emails. i'm smiling. i like the name. my daughter's name is elizabeth. so elizabeth carlyle has a ring to it. she was naming elizabeth carlisle unher former tarmac meeting with president clinton. president trump tweeting, amazon, "washington post," failing "new york times" were reluctant to cover the clinton-lynch secret meeting in plane. it is not uncommon for government officials to use an alias. doing so for security reasons. this is not illegal. this was still a government address under a different name. you have got to wonder whether there was something in the tarmac emails loretta lynch didn't want others to see? joining me right now, former defense attorney and fox news anchor gregg jarrett. good to see you. why would you use the different name, first of all? is this you're afraid reporters will ask for these documents? >> you know, i don't know, but the senate judiciary which is investigating lynch, needs to sit her down under oath and ask her that question, what were you doing? if sh

the emails reveal hundreds of documents.e name can be spotted in the emails just days after the tarmac sit down. the subject line, talking points/statements. the email reading in part, "we are holding on this statement now, given that there wasn't any follow-up in the press avail. all." watch our group's essay could be a tricky way to dodge requests from official documents. all this is a same trove of emails show members of the media appear reluctant to cover the clinton/lynch meeting. "i hope i can put it to rest by answering just a few more questions. this from a reporter from "the new york times" saying he is been pressed to write about the questions being raised. cannot wait to hear what you have to say about this alias. >> jason: there is so much wrong with this. first of all, your reporters that want to gloss right over this and move on, as if they're doing something in collusion to say we don't want to cover anything. you did have the former attorney general, eric holder, he used an alias to try to cover up some thing

we see email emails from the poe fbi and the "new york times" where they make clear they don't want toover this and the department of justice comment to the fbi that it looks like only fox news is covering this. folks, this is a coverup an illegal meet, collusion between bill clinton and the attorney general after which the fbi interrogated hillary then exonerated her. and hillary brazenly proclaimed, if she won, she would hire loretta lynch as her attorney general. while this country is virtually paralyzed with fake news stories of collusion, i ask you, what evidence, give me one piece of evidence, one. >> i oh after something that done, one iota that donald trump's campaign excluded. you haven't heard one piece of evidence for 8 months, 24/7 collusion between donald trump and russians. i have an idea. it's time to take the country back. back to the original intent of our founders. no one is above the law and no one is below it. mueller impaneled a grand jury in a district that december pier pied -- thatdecember pies at d e despises our president. hillary clinton's case needs to be br

those emails were hand selected by her attorney and the emails thatls were returned by her senr aidesere also hand selected b their attorneys. as the judge pointed out, there is no assurances that the state department has made or even can make at this point that those records that were returned by secretary clinton in her senior aides contain a complete set of her emails. it's just -- imagine you are spreading your set of documents amongst ten file cabinets. you can just search three. you have to search all ten. >> mark: right. that is basically what we mean by thehe record of hillary clinn at the state department, is there ise some things for which there are three photocopies and there are some things for which there is two photocopies, and there's a whole bunch of stuff forrf which there are no photocopies. that is basically how it is worked out there out they. >> right. now the state department has to go back and do what it was supposed to do two years ago t d search for state.gov email accounts for senior aides. >> mark: what do you think we are likely to w find in these benghazi

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we know what those emails said.k about email -- and she continues to say it's about russian adoption, which even donald trump jr. said was not an issue during the campaign. so if that was the pitch, he wouldn't have had the meeting. >> we all know what russian adoptions is code for, which is sanctions. there are a few things. as a hillary clinton supporter, we saw one trump campaign email and it was incriminating as hell and we saw thousands and 10s of thousands of hillary clinton emails. >> we'll never know with hillary's. >> there were 10s of thousands of them. >> well, there were 30,000. >> here we go. >> you opened it up. >> the second thing is the more important aspect with north korea, isis, iran, how will you ever trust the words coming out of this president's mouth, when the american public is going to need trust him most? that's the question. you want to say it's frivolous or we're all looking for this conspiracy theories. okay. the fact is we know the president mislead the public. what happens when we need

or did it conduct a new series of searches for those emails.reviously, they searched emails from three sources to respond to freeman of information request. the 30,000 emails that clinton turned over from her private server, documents provided by three for top aides, and emails of the fbi recovered in its investigation of clinton server servers. one place the state did not search as their own servers. in a lawsuit, the group judicial watch argued that search for emails from clinton's top aides could reveal more information. the state partner argued that was not likely and said they had already done enough, but u.s. district judge agreed and he has ordered the state department to complete its search and provide those emails by september 22nd. >> sandra: what is judicial watch hoped to find those researchers? 's because they believe that they will find more emails related to benghazi, more than what's been released thus far, and they believe that that could shed more light on what that place and how it is that the administration responded. part o

now next an email from july 1st 2016. it show it is fbi was looking for "guidance on how to respond to media requests for information." and finally, emails appear to show that the media was concluding for president obama's department of justice on how to spin the story. here's an example. from a washington post reporter to a doj official about the tarmac meeting. "i'm hoping i can put to rest by answering just a few more questions about how the meeting came about." that's so nice of them at the washington post. would they ever do that for donald trump? it's shameful and corrupt. all the other examples, this mountain of evidence that we have when it comes to loretta lynch, james comey, and of course the clintons. remember comey testified under oath that lynch pressured him to call the clinton email investigation a matter publicly. that was a clinton talking point which he ended up actually doing. does that sounded like obstruction of justice? this is why we are demanding a special council be appointed to look into all of t

let's say i deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails.dominic say i took a hammer to my blackberries and iphones to make sure they don't exist. and then i send the fbi or other devices with note sim cards. i hire you to protect me. what's the first thing you're going to do? probably give me a cake with a file in it because i'm good to need it? not even you could get me out of that. >> i would do that and much more for you. before i get into the substance of your question, welcome, i although i have is to disagree with many of her political positions, i think he/she has intelligence, reasonable, she's got more importantly to me and you, true grit. welcome aboard. in terms of the substance of her answer and your obvious concern concerns. i think this is a disaster for republicans to get anywhere near this stuff. it's all already destroyed the career of jason chavers. the a promising candidate adding for great things, i think he's an afterthought. they were made fools of the north of's emails. >> sean: you don't believe in equal justice unde

- your email. "they're not fooling anyone., that must've been my autocorrect. i meant to say "greg and katie are totally boring." [all murmuring] - okay, that makes sense. - now i get it. 'cause greg told all of us that he has no genitals. - i heard that. - i can prove this to you very eas-- - chuck locked the door to the roof. - what? wait, my mom has a key. keep talking to him, i'll find her. - this is humiliating. how am i gonna explain this? - what if i tell everyone that i made the statue because i'm in love with you? i made it with wax from those little round cheeses. - why didn't you just get rid of him like i asked you to? - i don't know-- because he's not trash. what if you get the "nightly news" desk, and you need him again? - not gonna happen, carol. that ship has sailed. - oh, well, if it's too late - what are you talking about? - maybe that's why i couldn't throw him away, because i don't want to believe that dreams have expiration dates. i'm a 60-year-old intern, chuck. i want a big career. i wanna be on camera o

all it takes is a meeting and email. we've seen that so far. so look, we don't have proof of illicit collusion, but we certainly have evidence that they were looking for information and they didn't really care about what the source was. so this idea that they were too disorganized, i'm not so sure that stands up. we'll see what the evidence finally proves. >> david -- >> but -- >> i appreciate it, ryan. david, let's get your analysis on what the problem is here, and what the potential solution may be. obviously the headline is scaramucci's out, kelly is in. those two things were apparently connected. what do you make of what the problem is, and what this potential solution may yield? >> well, i mean i just think it's been a joke. the behavior within the white house. i mean the lie from the president that as a business leader he was going to come in and run a great organization like his own organization, and then he has this nonsense. scaramucci acting like this is seventh grade home room, instead of the west wing, and the presidency. i mean, re

one thing that is worth considering is that the email -- the sony email -- the sony hack was largelyre it appears with the hbo hack, these are in some cases actual episodes of programs. we've reported some episodes of "curb your enthusiasm" and "ballers" were stolen. the actual amount of data in that video might be much larger than emailed, even if there were far more emails from the sony hack that were compromised. emily: there are other reports with "variety" reporting that the hackers are threatening to release material over the weekend. what do we know? gerry: i saw the report, as well. hbo is not commenting. i think the big concern for hbo is trying to limit the damage here. from what we know, their big show is "game of thrones," and, as far as we can tell, there have not been any stolen episodes of upcoming episodes of "game of thrones." hbo is still investigating this with law enforcement. their hope is, especially with at&t about to acquire their parent company, time warner, hbo is hoping the damage is as small as possible. emily: so many companies have been vulnerable to hac

the 24% who admit they check their emails in the bathroom. >> there is no going back to where we gotive or 10 emails saday maybe in 1999. >> reporter: so another app geronimo aims to giv you a bird's eye view. >> we put it on a horizontal timeline. hasn't been done before. >> reporter: it first launched two years ago but suffered the same fate as an app calledpopul. drop box killed off the mail box app but geronimo and edison live on. >> i'm convinced we're not going to be slaves to email much longer. >>> instagram suffered a potentially serious data breach. they sent out alerts today saying intruders got contacts information for a number of high profile users. it's warning all verified users out of an abundance of caution . >>> today in richmond, little caesars showed up in richmond. they served up free pizzas to those in the mission and the homeless. they want to make a difference in the lives of the community's most vulnerable citizens and it was time let the homeless know someone cares about them. >> mountain view police need your help to identify a special photo album. contains

a wedding, funeral, yoga, emails to his wife who may be did not have an email?hy didn't he delete them all and why didn't he acid wash them with bleach? why did he have somebody smash his mobile devices with a hammer? why didn't he turn over all of the cell phones and blackberries to the fbi and remove the sim cards? after all, that worked for hillary clinton, she did that. or maybe paul manafort should have threatened a federal official at a public hearing on tape, for daring to gather evidence. that worked for debbie. i didn't he follow her example? after all, "the daily caller" is reporting that her aides smashed a hard drive, something he denies. and put the broken up government property hard drive inside of his garage. what about this? maybe manafort should have refused to hand over any documents at all. why? it worked for eric holder during fast and furious in that scandal. maybe manafort should have met with the attorney general on the tarmac for 48 minutes. that worked for bill clinton and loretta lynch. the destroy-trump-media and democrats are such mas

they both claim they didn't read the email.s that he did not scan to the bottom of the email thread, forwarded by his brother-in-law, therefore completely missing the part about russia and it's government. and a source close to manafort told "politico" on tuesday, that the campaign chairman hadn't read all the way to the bottom of the email exchanges on his phone. and i might have believe that, except for the fact that the subject line of this email was literally "regarding russia -- clinton -- private and confidential." [ laughter ] there's no way you didn't read an email with that subject line. that's like not reading the last line of a dirty limerick. let's see, the guy's from nantucket, ah, that's probably the main take away. [ light laughter ] now, this latest revelation has major implications for both manafort and kushner. but kushner especially, is vulnerable to legal repercussions because he repeatedly failed to disclose this and other meetings with russians on his security clearance forms. so, how does kushner, the whi

in order -- according to my former colleague, there is no information, just emails.nish. the idea that will get new information since it's been done multiple times, it's not. >> trish: we just disagree. >> marie: they have already been searched and provided. they just weren't provided -- >> lisa: it's also fair to question the transparency of hillary clinton. i think we are facing a big problem in america right now with trust and institutions being so low and part of that is because you have things like what happened at benghazi and we know because of this information that has later surfaced, not just this, but prior that he rarely clinton emailed her daughter that night, telling her daughter that ed was a result of a plan to all kino related attack. she also told the libyan president, told the egyptian prime minister the same thing the next day. days later, she had told the families of these victims something completely different. >> trish: i know this will be popular with a lot of folks, but the problem is, we'd run the risk now, this is the old administration, it'

having a secret email address allows these officials to communicate privately by email.e air of mystery and intrigue that was already swirling around this meeting between attorney general lynch and bill clinton. >> shannon: the former attorney general lynch's attorney has said the address was known and is known to people who process all the freedom of information act requests and a lot of people raise the question about that. if you use a name that's not yours, when somebody says as the american center for law and justice did last fall we want all documents involving this particular person and thing. the initial response they got from the doj under the obama administration was we don't have records responsive to that. now they have hundreds of pages of records. is the use of a name potentially something that could be confusing and cause important documents to be missed if officials don't know? >> that's a real concern. you could have a situation where the attorney general conducts emails in secret using this fake address and then when someone puts in a freedom of informa

s emails were like, "clinton, russia? i love it!"nd now you've got felix sater saying to trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, "let's engineer the election with putin." ( laughter ) like, these people are so heavy handed, it's almost like the emails were composed by a porn writer. that's how blatant it is. "hello, i just moved in next door, and i'm so horny for collusion. yeah! yeah!" ( applause ) now, look, we don't know how bad this is. we don't know how it's going to end. what we do know is that now handsome bird has all the reason he needs to add trump's personal lawyer to this investigation. and i don't know about you, but my lawyer knows some ( bleep ) about me. no, i'm just joking. i don't have a lawyer. i don't even know what lawyers are. so this "buddy boy" email may not be the smoking gun for trump, but what it could end up being is the broken tail lights. yeah, the thing that gives law enforcement the excuse they need to look into trump's trunk. and we all know, he's got a lot of junk in that trunk. ( laughter ) ( applau

and coming back out and saying those emails were actually duplicated emails. first to say there are a million other reasons that hillary clinton lost, including her being a poor candidate. >> kat: not going to wisconsin. >> not going to wisconsin. the party failing to address economic issues. all true but also true that james comey is part of that story. no one should be angrier about the way this all unfolded than hillary clinton herself and other democrats. james comey has given everybody something to love and something to hate. >> eboni: absolutely. >> kat: eboni, it's not just about that meeting, right. remember james comey, lisa bringing up call it a matter not an investigation. if he is telling the truth, we already know she had no problem using her position to influence a campaign. >> eboni: talking about loretta lynch, yeah, i was going to say as messed up as bill clinton was going and approaching the sitting attorney general while you know your wife is under a current investigation. >> lisa: why, why? >> eboni: i call loretta lynch. >> were you surpri

when he said oh, we found all these other emails other emails.: we have to cover it. >> richard: the media didn't cover it up. they covered it. >> greg: we know for a fact that they did not want to do the story because it wasn't something that fit into their narrative. >> kimberly: absolutely. it's not so shocking because this is what we saw during the obama administration and remembering when ben rhodes was laughing and blocking the media about how gullible they were? calling them useful fools? wow. what a way to bum your day when someone calls you that. >> greg: i'm used to that. >> kimberly: you are charming, at least. this is no surprise to me. they would absolutely rather cover an end crossing the street than anything that would be detrimental to the obama administration. >> greg: and interrogation program for 9/11 about being on trial. they interrogated terrorists. that landmark case, next. >> kimberly: how nuts is this? >> kimberly: how nuts is this? you won't see these folks at the post office. >> kimberly: how nuts is this? they have bus

our work-up covered the email that shows hillary clinton emailing her daughter and the egyptian foreignte we know it's not a video. that it wasn't sparked by a protest. it was a planned terrorist attack. uncovering of that email is the work of judicial watch. david: how soon before you find the other state department emails? >> it will be months. there is a lot of stone wall. the trump administration has adopted essentially the same legal position as the obama administration. there is a lot of foot dragging and double talk and it's discouraging. david: i remember the reagan years and it took a long time before they could get the carter syndrome out of their bloodstream. maybe they are going through that process right now. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe virginia's democrat governor, terry mcauliffe and other state and local leaders should be held accountable for their response to the charlottesville violence? look at this. roll the video. a bird's-eye view unlike any other. this is a live bird you are looking at. these breath taking views of the german alps seen throug

they harp over an email that's total nonsense. think about that deal.t that saudi arabia was giving hundreds of millions of dollars to the clinton foundation >> and the way they treat gays lesbians, christians and jews, that's hypocritical. >> it makes no sense. it just makes no sense. you see loretta lynch, and all these other things and no one cares about it. >> i feel like a voice in the wilderness here, eric, i really do. there is such deep corruption, but it's your family. you're close to it, and knowing your father as many years as i have before he ever get in got into this, he seems to handle it. it doesn't bother him. he likes to fight back >> i say it all the time, they can work as hard as they want to stop donald trump. but i've never seen anyone outwork my father-in-law. and he will keep fighting for the american people to the bitter end. and eric said it, he'll get these things accomplished. he'll keep fighting for the people that put him in office. that is so important to him. this is a man who did not need this job, sean. he had the greate

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s own emails and now we know that, unless the president was unaware of the emails and what the actual context was, he was involved in an intentional deception about the meeting, not illegal but how is it not wrong? >> the statement said it was primarily about adoption. to play devil's advocate. if can comes out even though the meeting was set up to be about giving information about hillary clinton from the russian government, they got in there and it really was mostly, most of the time about adoptions, you know, perhaps they had this legalistic leg to stand on but your point about what did president trump know precisely when he was, as "the washington post" says he was, dictating the statement, i think is really important. did trump know about the email chain from don jr., and his associate who is setting him up with the russians? did he clearly know exactly what the details were about that meeting afterward? so when he was dictating the statement, did he know that he affirmatively that he was -- >> imagine if he didn't know? >> if he did not' know? >> if the president wasn't told abo

what prosecutors should be looking at our hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted emails. we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight? >> you think you are onto something but you are onto nothing. heather: looking at the response online and people questioning how can you now aur going off on people call attention to, another area talking about financial disclosure and that type of thing but they can't. the opposite of what we are used to. peter: an investigation in search of a crime, bob mueller bringing in a grand jury. it may be developing but you can do what you want with your investigation, i know i am innocent. heather: should be more like this across the country. in a few hours attorney general jeff sessions will make an announcement about the permit of justice's efforts to crack down on leaders, it has the president's supporters upset, bob corker, to drain the swamp. >> i encouraged the president and encourage that through general kelly to fire every