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that means that she lied off to the fbi she is stating what she told the fbi is what she told us. she lied to us. per comey. now telling us she told the fbi the same lie. jim comey's hand are now tied. he cannot do the dance anymore about how there was no in tent or he is not sure what negligence means or that it was only wrerecklessness, or the statute isn't clear or no reasonable prosecutor wouldn't go forward. comey, the prosecutor who wasn't in that room in the interview, who didn't use the opportunity to size up a perspective defendantant, who didn't use the the opportunity to analyze her truthfulness and her body language, the man who didn't speak to every one of the fbi agents in the room. who quickly made a determination that she did not have the intent that was not an element of the crime in the first place. is now caught. between a rock and a hard place. jim comby for all his truth saying has an obligation to his oath and the constitution. he has an obligation to recognize what this woman has said, not once, not twice, but at least 10 times. and what he has said, under o

meantime a federal fbi official said an fbi analysis comparing what clinton told congress and what shehe fbi in her interview should really only take weeks and not months. >> perjury is pretty straightforward. they look at the testimony she provided in light of what they know to be or suspect to be the truth. and they investigate both sides of it. and once again, they take the aggregate of that investigation and turn it over to a prosecu prosecutiprosecut prosecutive authority for a decision. >> reporter: clinton's campaign says all of these discrepancies have been cleared up. >> catherine, what do we know about the notes of clinton's interview and what congress will get them? >> reporter: the fbi notes could go to the government oversight committee as early as wednesday this week. they say the holdup was with legislative affairs at the state department. the state department wasn't given prior access to the notes and a reporter asked if they were not happy about it. >> i would characterize it this way. the state department has asked the fbi that we be kept apprised of information provi

at the fbi we're working to be cooler. we're marching hard in that direction so when this talent comes into our organization we're open to having that make us better in a way that connects us and them to our mission. we're also doing things we have never done before. we're going to hire a senior level scientist who knows how to think deeply about the technical challenges. who knows talent, technology, process. we are looking to bring that person in at the shoulder of our cyber security division. trying to hire more cyber talent in our special agents. here is our challenge. cyber's special agent it you need three buckets of attributes. integrity, nonnegotiable. physicality. we're going to give you a gun on behalf of the united states of america. you need to be able to run, fight, shoot. in you need to intelligence. cyber special agent need a highly specialized expertise. those three buckets are rare to find in the same human being. we will find people of great integrity, technical talent, cannot squeeze out more than two or

eastern. >> monday after the fbi warns states about hacks on their election systems, fbi director james comey spoke about cyber security. his remarks at the symposium are about 45 minutes. ♪ >> thank you for the opportunity. i would like to thank symantec. i want to give you some sense about how the fbi is dealing with those threats. what we can all do together to focus a little bit more on the ei to talk about how we are trying to contribute to reducing the threats across a variety of bad act there's. i want to share the problem we called going dark which it is an encryption and then i will take your questions and hopefully you will think of a question that has nothing to do with sec. clinton's e-mails. let me start with the threat. how do we slice up the threat of act there's we have to worry about? we started at the top of the stack with the nationstates. china, russia, iran, north korea. entities that are getting more sophisticated and aggressive in state-sponsored intrusion activity which i will talk about more in a minute. multinational criminal syndicates that are getting increas

comey, the fbi director. as you recall, he made the extraordinary press conference last month in which he said he was recommend oing to the justice department that no charges be brought against hillary clinton. this report is about 30 pages long, submitted to the justice department who accepted the recommendation. we'll see the 302s, which is the fbi agents' notes of hillary clinton's interview with the fbi which happened right before the fbi made that recommendation last month. these we expect both to be released as soon as troechlt what will not be release right-hand the 302s or interviews, notes from the interviews with some of hillary clinton's aides as well as the investigative material that's already been sent over to congress. again, this is just a reminder of the fact that this investigation is over as far as the fbi is concerned. it doesn't mean that hillary clinton will be able to put this all behind her, between now and election day, john. >> i'm sure her answers will be analyzed and also the quest

and more records from the fbi become public. law enforcement sources say portions of the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail practices could be released as early as this week, possibly wednesday. but emphasized the review is ongoing. president obama's spokesman said the white house is not involved. >> i've seen those reports and can tell you the white house did not consult with the fbi about that decision or any of the other decisions that they've made in terms of handling some of the investigative material. >> reporter: after fbi director james comey's july statement where he recommended against criminal charges -- >> we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: media outlet filed freedom of information act request the bureau for public release. the redacted files will likely include the fbi's recommendation against criminal charges, summary of clinton's interview known as 302. while the fbi director said there was no evidence of criminal intent by clinton and he

the fbi does not routinely record interviews and when clinton was questioned at fbi headquarters over the july 4th weekend, that was also the case. we also expect the notes from the fbi agents who did the interview, and we expect some records will have sections blacked out for security reasons. those are called redactions. a former senior fbi official said in most cases, the fbi agent's notes are very thorough and can reveal a lot about the interview as well as the subject. >> what's the catherine? >> well, republicans who read the investigative file in a security facility on capitol hill said the version also had sections blacked out. but based on what they could read, fbi agents did not press clinton very hard. remember, fbi director james comey said he did not recommend criminal charges, because there was no evidence of criminal intent to move classified records outside secure government channels. but republicans allege that line of questioning was never pursued. >> remember james comey said she was not indicted because he didn't have sufficient evidence on the issue of intent. i d

and more records from the fbi become public. law enforcement sources say portions of the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail practices could be released as early as this week, possibly wednesday. but emphasized the review is ongoing. president obama's spokesman said the white house is not involved. >> i've seen those reports and can tell you the white house did not consult with the fbi about that decision or any of the other decisions that they've made in terms of handling some of the investigative material. >> reporter: after fbi director james comey's july statement where he recommended against criminal charges -- >> we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: media outlet filed freedom of information act request the bureau for public release. the redacted files will likely include the fbi's recommendation against criminal charges, summary of clinton's interviewk there was no evidence of criminal intent by clinton and her team to move classified information out

your talents to work at the fbi. first, focusing better inside the fbi. the way in which the fbi has done its work for over 100 years is physical focus. we ask ourselves, so where did it happen, and wherever it happen, whether that's a bank robbery or a fraud or a drug deal for a payoff to a corrupt official, that's where we do the work. the bank robbery happened in the chicago suburbs, and so the chicago field office will be responsible for the bank robbery, and that makes good sense and has made good sense for a century. the challenge we face today with the threat that comes at us at the speed of light from anywhere in the world is that physical place isn't such a meaningful way to assign work any longer. so where does it happen when you're talking about an intrusion that's coming out of some other side of the globe into multiple enterprises either simultaneously or in sequence? that it is different than it ever was before. so we changed the way we are signing work. we have now created a cyberthreat teen model wher

now the fbi says she was truthful in her interview with the fbi.publicans in congress say some of her answers, though, have been contradicted by the facts that the fbi found. some of her public answers that is. >> they can i guess square that with notes from an interview if and when they get them. is there any circumstances that there's going to be redactions or they're not going to get the complete notes? >> that's a great question. yes, there will be redactions. that's one of the things happening now. we don't know when these notes are going to be provided to the members of congress. you can bet the cia, the other intelligence agencies that had raised questions about the materials that were on this public server, on this private server, they're going to raise some questions about releasing some of this so we expect a lot of redactions to happen before this is handed over. >> all right, we'll see. promise you will have the information when it is handed over. evan, great to talk to you. >>> coming up for us, a labor day deadline, this right now, a

turns out in this fbi interview sometimes standard procedure with the fbi there was no transcript.es called 302 report. but this supposedly detailed note with the agent take and that's what they've got so that is what congress wants to see. >> anything interesting finding out what is contained in there. but depends on note taker. >> congress look a lot at the public statements that hillary clinton made about why she -- used a personal system for e-mail about whether she had any classified information or information even majored classified they're going to look at any contrast between what she told american public and fbi because it appears that if she 208d the fbi the truth then she was not telling the truth. to the american public. >> to catch yourself in lie that was the big thing wasn't it? that hillary recently said look, director james comey fbi director told me that i was very is truthful in my answer. >> told congress that we have no evidence that she lied to the fbi. not to the public but to the fbi. >> i wanted to ask you too about the hacking if of the dnc and dncc and al

oversight committee notes from hillary clinton's letter to the fbi last month.ion that is classified secret. this rare move comes after 35 house republicans demanded the fbi clarify whether clinton has been feeding a false narrative to the american people. joining me now where the congressmen signed that letter leading the effort, reno and member of several key movies including homeland security and foreign affairs. congressman good to have you with us. are you surprised at how quickly the fbi has responded to your request? >> i'm not surprised. what i am surprised at is the information they sent to judiciary and oversight concerning the interview with mrs. clinton, how much of it is redacted according to what sources are telling me and what i'm hearing in the media. the mac redacted to a point that it's not worth anything to you? >> well, that's one of the main reasons why the american people are fed up with d.c. and the establishment. i mean this woman lied before the oversight committee while she was under oath at least a half a dozen times which by the way c

the fbi is warning some of these people. the fbi would not confirm that. reads in part, the fbi routinely notifies individuals and organizations of potential threat information. we perform these notifications so potential victims are aware of possible threats and take appropriate steps.>> morgan low joins us. if these are ordinary people where is isis getting the names? >> investigators think they are hackers that work with isis and the suspect they are just getting databases online of regular people and compiling th addresses and turning this into these so-called target lists. >> what other people on these lists supposed to do? >> there are no examples of anyone on these lists actually being attacked. officials think this is just another way for isis which is halfway around the world to battle people here in the united states. it would be extremely unsettling to find your name on coming up, trouble trouble especially for people in the west valley over the next couple of days. we will tell you about the big event suspected to clog the glendale area. >> pat

the fbi director himself, he testified, she testified.to put it all out there. >> as you know, many house republicans insist hillary clinton either lied to congress or lied to the fbi. they put this video out this week, a video in which clinton's testimony does seem to contradict what fbi director james comey concluded after the investigation. i want to play this clip and get your response on the other side. >> nothing was marked classified at the time i sent or received it. >> it's also important to say something about the marking of classified information. only a very small number of the e-mails here containing classified information -- >> one server, is that what you're telling me, the one server the fbi has. >> the fbi has the server that was used during the tenure of my state department service. >> secretary clinton cluesed several different servers and administrators of those servers during her four years at the state department. >> what do you make of those inconsistencies and can you see why so many people still find what she says

we were met at the airport by two fbi agents. they said an official with the fbi wants to talk to you about the sarasota situation. feeling maybeed, some of the questions we had been asking were going to be answered. so we drove with the agents to s which theat dulle fbi has. my wife was put in one room. she was given as entertainment the fbi training manual. if you want to know some arcane aspects of fbi training, she is fully prepared. i was taken into another room with the deputy director of the female fbi agent, and a middle-aged lawyer from the department of justice, and essentially, the message was, we have done this complete investigation. everything that is known is known. you need to get a life. what he did not know was that i had actually read two of the investigative reports by their agent which contradicted which they had said publicly and what he had just said to me privately. he said, you don't understand, one, that was not a very good agent. has there been an investigation by the fbi in its history that was as impo

fbi raids across philadelphia. the city's biggest union boss johnny "doc" dockerty. his home as well as his union headquarters in spring garden. and the fbi also raided the city hall office of bobby heenan. union reps say there are reports the feds are looking into the union's finances. >>> we are just about three hours away from the start of the 2016 olympic games. giving you a live look from copacabana beach. copacabana in rio, and everything that people in rio de janeiro believe in. leisure and sport. the opening ceremony gets under way tonight at 7:30. and all of the build just comes down to this evening, with 3 billion people expected to watch. can you imagine the pressure, not just on the performers, but the producers and creative directors behind this evening. it will definitely be something to watch. we want to break down the numbers for you. because so many years of planning have gone into this evening. the ceremony has taken five years to produce. it will include 300 dancers, 5,000 volunteers, 12,000 cost

the committee wants the notes from the fbi interview over the july 4th weekend. the interviews are not routinely recorded but a summary is drafted based on the fbi agent's notes. this is known as a 302. >> in terms of this particular interview, they'll learn everything about the content of that interview by looking at the 302 and the backup notes, and if you get the collection of 302s from a particular investigative file, you essentially know everything that is significant to know about that investigation. >> during his congressional testimony, fbi director comey promised to give congress as much of the clinton file as possible. >> i'll commit to giving you everything i can possibly give you under the law, and to doing it as quickly as possible. that said, that means i have to go back and sort it out. the 302 of secretary clinton is classified at the tssci level so we have to sort through that but we'll do it quickly. >> congressional republicans also asked the fbi to investigate whether clip top lied under oath about her e-mail practices during her 2015 testimon

the fbi came to a conclusion.uspect that what we'll find is congress, the republicans, will probably selectively leak certain portions of that. i suggest that we let the public see the entire set of notes if we're going to start to leak some of them because it's important for people to understand that the fbi did as thorough an investigation as possible on this. it's time to talk about job creation, trying to take care of the zika virus. making sure michigan has clean water. opioid abuse and the things americans are worried about now. >> amanda, what do you make of this development? obviously this will breathe some new life and attention into something the clinton campaign doesn't want to talk about. >> she said she was truthful with the fbi. >> comey said she was truthful to the fbi. >> she was not truthful to the american people. we should see what it looks like when hillary clinton is truthful. but republicans should be very careful to not come off as they're conducting or second-guessing the fbi. this should b

the fbi director has no response so far? >> reporter: before the news became public this afternoon, the fbi director was speaking at a cybersecurity conference this morning. at one point he made a joke about the question and answer portion. >> i would like to take your questions. i'm hoping you'll think of a question that has nothing to do with secretary clinton's e-mails. >> reporter: makes you wonder whether he knew what was coming later today. in any event he then addressed the more serious issue of increasingly aggressive foreign hackers and the targeting of voter databases. >> we take very seriously any effort by any actor, including nation states, maybe especially nation states, that moves beyond the collection of information about our country and that offers the prospect of an effort to influence the conduct of affairs in our country, whether that's an election or something else. >> reporter: a couple of final points on the fbi investigative file. portions of this file are getting released now not because the fbi thou

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>> i was surprised the fbi redacted as much they had.as surprised, classified information, highly sensitive and so classified, so sensitive even i as chairman of the oversight committee don't have proper security clearance to read it. she was saying she never exchanged and traded emails that had no classified information in it, which is totally not true. i'm surprised there is not much more detail. now to hear that there are according to "the washington post," 15,000 additional emails nobody ever heard of. she createdded this mess. this gentleman, whoever he is, tried to blame it on colin powell. harris: robby mook. >> congressional republicans -- harris: he has a nickname. used to be helping her on the campaign as the mook mafia guy. >> just suggests, she created this convenient experiment with herself. it was the inspector general who made the criminal referral to the fbi to start this criminal probe. so there is, this is something that she did to herself, not republicans. sandra: one of the key questions they're obviously going to ask

david: full disclosure coming from the fbi. the agency says it will now publicly release its report on hillary clinton's email server and the notes that were taken by the fbi during their conversation with her. the latest details on this developing story. melissa: and major storms flanking the southern states gaining strength as they head north. we'll get a live update from the weather center coming up. david: then there is the european union trying to take a bite out of the big apple, apple and in fact ireland and its tax policies. they're slamming the tech giant with a record penalty for tax breaks. how would donald trump respond? we'll ask one of his economic advisors. meanwhile here is what the white house had to say about this. >> we would prefer if there are legitimate concerns about the europeans about erosion of their tax base they work effectively with the united states to address those concerns collaboratively as opposed to taking the kind of unilateral approach that could have totally unfair impact on u.s. taxpayers.

what are we expecting from the fbi, doubt, notes? all of that from above? how is that different what we have laid out? smr up with of the things you will see the report that the fbi prepared for prosecutors to recommend there not be charges brought in this e-mail investigation against hillary clinton. it's a 30-payment report, it was provided with the fbi's recommendations to fought bring charges as well as another 12-page summary essentially of the fbi's interview with hillary clinton. >> that occurred last month just before the february fib made its recommendations nationally. >> this is weird. to put this in context, the fbi, they deep take, this is standard operating procedure. youbone don't put it open the video or the audio. to take notes old school style, detective style, the real thing is in this day and age, we don't get that stuff. whether you are hillary clinton or fought the public doesn't get to see the work behind these interviews. they do this time. explain. >> this is extraordinary, nothing has been done, it's what jim comey did last month a

>> reporter: hey, keith, the fbi left this office just a few hours ago. i want to take you right to the video that we captured about 1:30 this afternoon. this is the fbi leaving councilman bobby henon's office, on the fourth floor of city hall. the fbi pulled out computers and boxes of evidence. they were inside since about 6:00 a.m. we still don't know how this raid is connected to all the other ones that we saw in the city today. the councilman and his staff have not returned e-mails and phone calls today. now, also inside city hall, the mayor's office, no one in the mayor's office has been approached or talked to by the fbi about anything to do with this investigation. it appears at least at city hal that the focus remains on the councilman from the sixth district. >> i'm not going to have any comment on this. i don't have any information. i know basically what you know. as it plays out, we'll see what happens. i don't have any other information. you can ask the question 20 different ways, but there won't be any comment because i don't have any inform

now, i have one letter here that came back from the fbi.s this in response where they say what they provided and what the reasoning was from their investigation? >> i haven't seen the letter to which you are referring at this point. in fact, i just learned through my office and through the media that documents were sent to the judiciary and oversight committee today concerning mrs. clinton's testimony or her statements to the fbi. >> all right. a lot of the documents apparently are blacked out because it's classified. >> yes. >> it's redacted. >> yes. >> will that -- will it satisfactory you if you have those documents that are redacted or do you want to see the whole thing? >> want to seat whole thing. this is why the american people are fed up with washington, d.c. and fed up with the establishment. the shenanigans that go on in the back room. it seems the higher you get up in the federal government, the more you can get away with i was a prosecutor for 18 years. i don't care who it is. republican, democrat, or whomever. the evidence is t

i did not delve into finding out what that fbi bed there is a lot of new documents coming out anothere new book coming on the weather underground all based on a new documentation and that may be also have information on the convention june 691 thing i do know is the people i talked to were getting pamphlets from the black panthers be complete these salacious one is sleeping with the panthers and that was clearly classic disruptive behavior. . .

maybe fbi very nervous.d of 1969 and was at its peak and i wrote about it at the vanguard of this rebellion was the black panther party which in reaction to the police brutality and fbi harassment publicly declared war on the police. two dozen black panther chapters opened across the country and in 1969 the police killed 27 panthers and arrested or jailed 749. j. edgar hoover announced the black panther party was the greatest threat to the internal security of the country and he assigned 2,000 full-time fbi agents to expose, disrupt, mr. beck and discredit and otherwise neutralize the panthers and other new left organizations. in 1969, hoover declared that it was a firmly established force dedicated to the complete description of the traditional democratic values. and these 2,000 agents were part of. they infiltrated the vietnam vets against the war. they went and had a lot of people who were underground. on december 4 fred hampton was killed in his sleep. 80 shots were fired from his front door and at 4:00

harry reid is requesting the fbi to investigate possible tampering.es between the donald trump campaign and russian interests and russians meddling into the elections including hacks into the democratic party. the fbi issued a flash alert on august 18th after homeland security secretary jay johnson talked to various state officials about cyber security issues. the fbi would not confirm if the state was in arizona or illinois but statesermined activity to their logs inbound and outbound were protected. >> we ended up having razor elections and if there is any question of even a small number of votes that could create a crisis of confidence in the entire electoral process. >> you can see the threat is securing the national power grid. >> it would give the federal government more of a role in assisting the administrators of those networks as they deter intrusions. >> the fbi views this cyber attack as a serious breech that would require both political parties to work together across their political divisions to ensure the security of america's electoral

they had an fbi staff and took notes whatever the fbi agent thought was important about what hillarysaid. it is d darn near impossible to indict somebody for a statement made that somebody else wrote down. no one took her exact words and wrote them down. you would think the fbi, knowing these people and through out this whole theme saying she went around saying i didn't think any documents was marked classified, you would think taking someone like that they would have brought a court stenographer and they would ensu -- they have ensured she won't be indicted. >> not only that. from what i understand in the original report she was not under oath either to begin with. >> that doesn't matter. that doesn't matter. it is a crime to say anything -- make a material false statement to the government off fish hal, that includes the fbi. that's the second reason there will not be an indictment. the statement has to be false. you can lie to the fbi but it has to be a material statement. that means will it influence the decision maker. she could have said, colon powell sat me down for an hour an

it comes after the fbi over neither of that interview to congress. the email controversy once again following her on the campaign trail. >>> plus, we have brand new numbers from our latest polls. andrea mitchell with late details. >> reporter: tonight as hillary clinton was campaigning in philadelphia, the fbi was sending congress its notes from her fbi interview and some of her classified emails, answering republican complaints that she should have been prosecuted. >> this wasn't just an innocent >> reporter: in a letter today, the fbi repeated that while clinton was extremely careless in handling classified information, they did not find gross negligence, which is why they didn't charge her with a crime. clinton's running mate telling savannah guthrie, clinton wants the public to see the notes. >> let the public see what the fbi decides to let congress see. >> reporter: the controversy is hurting. in our new nbc news/survey monkey online poll, only 11% find clinton trustworthy. even some democrats here having doubts. who are you going to >> i'm goi

that is not what the fbi director said.hen asked about repeated claims, he said that is not true, that is not true, why self inflicted wound here, why not just be honest and say the fbi director said some things, i'm taking them to heart and learning from them. why keep it alive? >> she was totally honest today. she said, she has been honest. you have con trstrued this and twisted it. she said the fbi director said she told the truth to him. she told him and the american people what she told the fbi. she was making the leap, as she said that what she told the fbi was true because that is what she has been telling the american people. she was not distorting anything. she made it super clear today. boy does she want to move on, boy do the american people want to move on. this e-mail thing is irrelevant to their lives. we would rather talk about what she is out there talking about today, creating jobs, making sure people like john kasich know she is talking about small business investment, things democrats and republicans care

according to the fbi director. now clinton said all the classified information stored on her system were retroactively classified. that's what she told the public. but bureau director james comey says some were not. clinton's admission today, she short-circuited her answers. listen. >> that what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. so i may have short-circuited, and for that i will try to clarify because i think chris wallace and i were probably talking past each other because, of course, he could only talk to what i had told the fbi, and i appreciated that. now i have acknowledged repeatedly that using two e-mail accounts was a mistake. and i take responsibility for that. but i do think having him say that my answers to the fbi were truthful, and then i should quickly add what i said was consistent with what i had said publicly. and that's really sort of in my view trying to tie both ends together. >> joining me now, cnn politics reporter, m.j. lee. we just hear