gowdy went missing after taking an unknown subject for a test-drive of gowdy's black xj8.efore gowdy was killed, dr. milo howard reported a suspicious man who showed up to test-drive dr. howard's black xj8. all right, both these vehicles were listed on the car-sales website rideswapper.com, and text messages confirm that it's the same buyer. okay, we might be looking at a serial predator who's hunting his victims online. dr. howard, our eyewitness, describes the male suspect as caucasian, mid 30s, dark hair, tall, about 195. they met at a gas station on lake shore. the suspect showed up in a gray sedan. the next day, brian gowdy, our victim, met the suspect at the same gas station. now, we don't have a visual on the killer, but we do have some security footage showing a gray cruze sedan pulling into the lot. partial plate -- alpha india bravo november. all right, now, peck and collins, you're gonna be on the sedan. and epstein and price, you'll be with our victim, okay? find out everything that you can. mcnally? all right, this is footage of the deceased that was pulled fr

gowdy went missing after taking an unknown subject for a test-drive of gowdy's black xj8. the day beforeowdy was killed, dr. milo howard reported auspicious man who showed up to test-drive dr. howard's black xj8.

followed 11 :00, republican commerce and trey gowdy and democrat chris for daily debate in the south carolina for district race. and at midnight on c-span, the north carolina governors debate between republican governor patrick rate, democrat mark cooper, and libertarian law and cecil. now until election day, watch key debates for house, senate, governor's races on the c-span networks. c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio lap. -- radio app.

gowdy was insman office. fact we lock up peopl ewho tod reatment makes it harder assess danger in any given situation. blind eyeturn a and it's notrocess situation.able the best and most effective officers are those who are liked and not feared. >> i know we're not getting that until the last segment but i can't help, we're talking about education which is a state matter. we're talking criminal justice system 90% of which is a state matter and mental health, the bulk of which of the funding is provided for the state level. i get congress is not popular at a get there's a tendency to want to blame us for everything but state and local law enforcement is not a function of congress. the fbi yes. atf, ea yes. there's only one person on the prosectuted aever enforcement officer. that would be me. there are bad apples in every profession. they are even bad lawyers, chris. believe it or not. they are bad everything which is why we are going around the state-run to get people safe, states a law-enforcement to work to

bill: that was gowdy. me, from new hampshire former governor john sununu, former white house chief of staff, george h.w. bush. author of the book, the quiet man. first the legal side of this with the judge. you believe the fbi director was wrong? >> i do. bill: why? >> i believe, and it is odd company for me but i agree with attorney general holder. it is absolutely unprecedented to give a progress report on a criminal investigation. it is prohibited by the department of justice regulations. it is prohibited by fbi regulations. it is prohibited by legal ethics and violates due process. what are the regulations? the regulation say you keep quiet about the progress of an investigation. you report your evidence to the justice department. the justice department decides what to do with it. the regulations also say, you do not make a public announcement about a person, about a criminal investigation of a person whose name is on the ballot within 60 days of election day unless it is necessary to save life. bill:

. >> we'll be joined by congressman trey gowdy who investigated mrs. clinton and we're speak with bob goodlet. one of the leaders who received the letter from director comey. jason miller is here to explain how the trump camp plans to deal with this. and judge anna nepal tan no who has been raising questions about this investigation for months with join us in moments with reaction to the news. but we begin with ed henry who is live in washington. >> good to see you. i've spoken with several law enforcement officer to night who is questioning how thorough the original probe was was if they did not find these e-mails, thousands of huma abedin e-mails. a senior law enforcement official is telling me that the fbi director, james comey, felt he was in an impossible position. his agents investigating anthony weiner in a separate file found a probe of hillary clinton e-mails. democrats are furious. remember comey said in july no charges would be pushed against clinton but that there was evidence of a potential violation of law. team clinton thought the worst

then there's this insult aimed at tray gowdy. what about i used to be obsessed with donald trump's hair until i spent 11 hairs staring at the top of gowdy's head. >> i think we should take a step back and say how we got here, which is that the russians at the u.s. senior members of the government confirmed have been hacking into democratic accounts and now they have hacked into my account. they put out a document that is purported to be from my account. >> the documents appear to show problems doesn't mean there aren't any. >> we are likely to see more as we continue on. we saw the dnc hack and all that the dnc may have been doing to help bernie sanders behind the scenes, more of that in here as well. nothing that's incredibly explosive, that's a major shoe. >> reporter: there's a little bit of lots of different things. you are right, if somebody is trying to influence the election this could be one way they would want do it, spread it all. >> we will follow it up. >>> let's get a look at where we are after last night's debate. c

then there's this insult aimed at tray gowdy. what about i used to be obsessed with donald trump's hair until i spent 11 hairs staring at the top of gowdy's head. >> i think we should take a step back and say how we got here, which is that the russians at the u.s. senior members of the government confirmed have been hacking into democratic accounts and now they have hacked into my account. they put out a document that is purported to be from my account. >> the documents appear to show problems doesn't mean there aren't any. >> we are likely to see more as we continue on. we saw the dnc hack and all that the dnc may have been doing to help bernie sanders behind the scenes, more of that in here as well. nothing that's incredibly explosive, that's a major shoe. >> reporter: there's a little bit of lots of different things. you are right, if somebody is trying to influence the election this could be one way they would want do it, spread it all. >> we will follow it up. >>> let's get a look at where we are after last night's debate. c

and now it's gowdy who's applauding comey while it's pelosi who is expressing concerns.nd it's time for our sunday group. syndicated columnist in, george will. charles lane from "the washington post." gerald seib, washington bureau chief of the "wall street journal." and washington examiner contributor, lisa boothe. george, what do you make of comey's decision to reopen the investigation and to tell congress about it over the objection of the justice department? >> well, it's baffling. the headline coast to coast is fbi has new evidence. there's no evidence whatever yet that there's new evidence pertaining to the e-mail thing. this is a contentless october surprise at this point. what mr. comey said is the e-mails appear to be pertinent. well, they can be pertinent without being significant because they can be redundant in demonstrating extreme recklessness. the category the fbi invented to avoid accusing her of gross negligence, which is a felony. so we perhaps, and we don't know this, perhaps the, fbi has already seen these documents. they don't know whether they're du

you remember that famous dialogue between trey gowdy and the director of the fbi, where he said that hillary clinon said that nothing marked classified s on her e-mails, was that true. the director said it was not true. she had never sent classified e-mails. that was not true. american people, and it's convincing millions of americans that hillary clinton is just a risky choice in this election. i think that' why since friday you see more mentum, but frankly, there was enormous momentum in our campaign before friday because the american people are focusing on the choice. >> you say she's a risky choice. how does this alter the campaign's messag in what is just now nine days? how do you use this to change voters' minds? >> i don't think it campaign at all. we had tremendous momentum in this campaign before this announcement came. >> i'm talking about the message. >> well, the message is very simple. the american people have been troubled about the fact that hillary clinton continues to refuse to turn over some 33,000 e-mails. but beyond that, it's hillary clinton's record as secretary

he pulls back at the end. >> yeah. >> then he gets nailed by trey gowdy in committee, and trey gowdyt, yeah, she committed a number of crimes and lied a number of times. now we find out even more about this, and then we have terry mcauliffe gets money from hillary, raises for her pack, gives to the guy in charge of her investigation. this is not a banana republic, jay. we are a constitutional republic. >> right. >> the rule of law should matter. there shouldn't be two sets of law for everybody watching the show and hillary clinton. >> right. >> and that's what it seems to be. >> yeah, so -- so ben franklin familiar umsly said it is a constitutional republic, mad oom, if you can keep it, when he was asked what kind of government we have. i think the question the american public is asking themselves the night is are we going to be a constitutional republic, because at the end of the day what james comey did by reopening, which some are praising on the right -- >> he did it to save his own reputation. >> we need full disclosure. >> this is about comey standing up and saying, i'm here as

look how trey gowdy responded to the news? >> senator reid is a political hack.ey is not a republican or democrat. i have had my differences with him in the past. he is not a political hack like senator reid is. >> the fbi investigation is looking at huma abedin's estranged husband's lap top who is under investigation for possibly sexting with a minor. they were handed over his lap top on october 3rdrd. the fbi searched his computer which turned up positive hits for state d.gov account. they have had the laptops for several weeks. when did fbi director james comey learn about it? will he release more information about it before election day. >> you would think he must have something in order to go this far. >> i wonder if they will let them know what wthe. >> donald trump getting serious momentum as he goes over an attack on the renewed investigation. >> hillary clinton's campaign is trying to turn things around. >> it is halloween in the race for the white house hillary clinton may seem like she is receive ago bit of a trick while donald trump may feel like he's

trey gowdy was demanding that hillary clinton's server be turned over.sterday to put all this together, john podesta on that same march 20, 2015, as trey gowdy was demanding the server, sent an e-mail to the white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough, we have that as well, do you have time for a call? can you speak by phone? why was john podesta reaching out to the white house chief of staff on march 20, 2015? well, we got another e-mail saying a couple weeks before that, march 4, 2015, he and cheryl mills were concerned about the e-mails between hillary clinton and the president. all of this onion is being peeled. very interesting, martha. martha: yeah. it's sort of incomprehensible there wasn't any e-mail between hillary clinton and the president that has turned up in any of these releases of e-mails, and everybody has always had that question, was he communicating with her? was there classified information that flowed between the two of them -- >> reporter: right. and he's publicly downplayed all of that. i had no idea that she had a private server w

i was speechless with trey gowdy when he did that list of what is not comey's fault.by hillary clinton, and then a lot of covering stuff up. >> by the way, this past week, those damning wikileaks information that's come out has been what hillary clinton, those people closest to hillary clinton have said about her decision to use e-mail. so now they can't say, oh, this is a vast right wing conspiracy. you republicans are making much ado about nothing. anyone who says the e-mail story is important -- they can't do that because you have robby mook, and you have john podesa.a you have philippe. >> neera tanden. >> the star. >> do we know who told hillary clinton she could use a private e-mail and has that person been drawn and quartered. the whole thing is bleeping insane. >> that's really damaging. they can't even go out and say this is a vast right wing conspiracy because their own people and the "new york times" were the ones who drove the story. mike barnicle, before we go to break, you were a reporter for a very long time. i have been a lawyer and been on the judicia

. >>> let's get reaction from south carolina republican congressman trey gowdy, the chairman of the house select committee on benghazi that led to the revelation of the private e-mail server used by clinton. thank you for being here. this says, top clinton aide huma abedin is telling people she is unsure how e-mails could have ended up on her husband's computer, the seizure of which has reignited the clinton e-mail investigation according to a person familiar with the investigation. we're talking about 650,000 e-mails, congressman. >> yeah, i mean, if she doesn't know how they got on the computer, there aren't that many ways that could happen, huma. you could have used the computer, somebody could have forwarded it to your e-mail account. i don't think the bureau is investigating how they got there. the bureau is investigating the nature of the e-mails, i think. huma had a chance to turn over all her devices when she was supposed to, and she chose not to do so. so here we are. >> here is john podesta today, one of the sunday shows, talking about this whole thing. >> it was long on innuend

it is because trey gowdy believes the issue of debt is diffusing the issue.is it important to greenville and in his congressional district, but as united states congressman he believes it is important enough to meet people across the state and of around the country, because we do not present a certain party or race. we represent everybody. the reason i visited the state prisons, the reason why i had a conversation to make folks safer, reason what we sat down with these folks, with the and naacp's legal defense fund, it is the right thing to do. you do the right thing, not for your factions, for the next generations of americans. [applause] mr. dixon: very well said, senator, that is why with the having visit, because the i will meett is, -- with them anyway. not that you is have to vote for my way. i do not mind folks who say they are dead wrong. i will meet with them anyway. that is the point of not succumbing to your fashion, to engage with people who are not like you worked as philosophically opposed to you position, that you sit down and have a conversati

. >>> our quotation of the evening, this one from congressman trey gowdy reacting to the day's eventsu know him as the chairman of the benghazi select committee. he said this today -- that's my very best latin. it means and there you see it. may justice be done though the heavens fall, or rise, if i can throw that in. >>> coming up next, donald trump reminds his supporters how serious the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal is. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate, and i'm sure that it will be properly handled from this point forward. lou: republican campaign strategist tony sayegh and defense attorney rebecca rose woodland join me here next. trump set to speak to supporters at a rally in cedar rapids, i know i've said that before, we're told he's coming right up. a lot more straight ahead, stay with us, we'll be going to cedar rapids, as soon as he gets to the podium. a lot more straight ahead. stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: joining us defense attorney rebecca rose woodland and republican campaign strategist and "fox news" contributor. goo

it led him to believe, trey gowdy as a republican, of course, led him to believe as a former prosecutort there was something significant here. i would point this out the republican national committee tonight is putting out this separation agreement -- >> i would like to say a few words and then take your questions. i have now seen director comey's letter to congress. we are 11 days out from, perhaps, the most important national election of our lifetime. voting is already underway in our country. so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the emails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident, whatever they are, will not change the conclusion reached in july. therefore, it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue in question, whatever it is, without any delay. i look forward to moving forward to focus on the important challenges facing the american people, winning on november 8th, and working with all americans to build a better future for our country. thank you. >> secreta

followed at 11:00, republican congressman trey gowdy and democrat chris fidele debate in the south carolina district race. at midnight on c-span, the north carolina's debate between roar governor pat mccory, democrat roy cooper and libertarian lon cecil. monday night at 8:00 eastern live on c-span, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day watch key debates from house, senate, and governor's races on the c-span networks, cspan.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. rock creek park in washington, d.c. covers 1700 acres from the mouth of the creek in georgetown north to the district's border with maryland. we visited pierce mill, built in the early 1800s along rock creek. >> i'm standing in front of pierce mill and rock creek park. this is a -- one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, this mill. it's the only one of its t

congressman trey gowdy, republican who currently holds the fourth congressional district seat. we have with us, i will introduce them in a little bit, pastor thomas dixon, democratic challenger for the senate race in south carolina and senator tim scott, the republican who currently holds that seat. our format this evening will be 40 minute segments where we have just two house candidates. i will be asking them a variety of questions about issues. then we'll have 40 minutes with the two senate candidates and then we'll have 20 minutes with everyone all together. we'll try to divide it up a little bit. they have all agreed to abide by same standard i require of my students in class discussion. they can agree, they, i would be thrilled if they agree. they can disagree, do so passionately, but must do so respectfully. they will not monopolize the conversation. i do not have firm time limits here. you don't time each other in a conversation but they will not monopolize the conversation. and under no circumstances will they talk over each other. should they fail to abide by these st

at 11, trey gowdy and chris for daily debate in the south carolina and fourth district race and it at night, the north carolina governors debate between republican pat mccurry, democrat or cooper, and cecil.rian lon and rand paul and jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. watch key debates from house, senate, and governors races on the c-span networks. c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> the candidates in minnesota's eighth u.s. house district are incumbent democrat rick nolan and republican challengers do it males. they met for a debate hosted by -- in hate -- in st. paul. this is over 30 minutes. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for this special. we will this program take an in-depth look at minnesota's legislative races. we will discuss what is at stake for the candidates who are running for state house and senate seats and issues that are at the heart of many of these races. first tonight, the candidates running for congress in minnesota's eighth district will take part in a live discussion of the issues. you wi

the third one says: worth remembering gowdy last week on the record said his committee doesn't have thewould be good news for them, i guess. all of this you have to keep in the framework, james, of what happened days later: this was all in march -- >> right. martha: days later, the server was bleach bitted. >> and service a -- it was also march 15th that hillary clinton had that press conference, and we now see these e-mails are more evidence of all of the untruths that she told. obviously, this was not about convenience, her server. obviously, this was not a question of just separating the wedding and yoga e-mails from the work e-mails. you have here -- while the material is under subpoena -- the staff discussing how to protect her legal liability, how to protect her political future, and and i don't know how the fbi could have looked at this -- maybe they haven't read some of these -- and think that there was no case here because the intent is at least exrested in these e-mails -- expressed in these e-mails is anything but full and fair disclosure in response to a congressional subpoe

presumably the republican on hill like trey gowdy seems like they will. that, when you look at timeline, said that email about do we hold back hillary clinton's emails with they were, between her and president obama or not, on march 4, 2015. day before that, march think trey gowdy issued subpoena for them to preserve all of hillary clinton emails. fast forward a couple weeks later, march 20th, 2015, trey gowdy demands she turn over private server. fast forward another week or so, remember what the fbi told us in the final report of their investigation, the end of that month, march of 2015, the i.t. folks out in colorado overseeing the server used bleachbit to delete thousands of emails. so this is adding a lot of interesting details about that timetable. back then, they turned over all work-related emails. here they are behind closed doors. should we hold back any of emails, anything between the president and secretary of state. that is work-related. stuart: glad we have ed henry to follow details and timeline. we need you. reporter: good to see you. stua

followed at 11:00, trey gowdy debates in the south carolina fourth district race and at midnight, thearolina governors debate between pam ccrory, roy cooper, and lon ecil. grayand paul and jim debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day, watch debates from house, senate, and governors races on the c-span networks and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> now president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in orlando, florida. this is just over 45 minutes. orlando! obama: hello, i said hello, orlando! [applause] hello, ucf. i understand you play houston this weekend. you guys feeling all right? are you fired up? [applause] are you ready to go? [applause] i'm fired up. look at this crowd. i think it is being broadcast outside of the auditorium. a little tooeing packed. the fire marshal had to close things off. i want you to know if you are outside, i love you, too. [applause] give debbiey please a round of applause for that great introduction? the kind of young lady who makes us proud. a couple of other people, your outstanding mayor is in

on march 3rd, chairman gowdy sent a letter to secretary clinton's attorney requesting their preserve the records. the following day, chairman gowdy issued a subpoena, and somewhere in between there, they basically destroyed evidence. is that not obstruction of justice? >> we looked at it very hard to see if there was criminal obstruction of justice. in fact, one of the people the department granted immunity to was the fellow involved in deleting that stuff after the public notification and the hold letters. so we looked at it very hard. we could not make an obstruction case against any of the subjects we looked at. the department granted immunity to the one fellow who had erase said the stuff so we could figure out did anybody tell you to do this, ask you to do this? to see if we could make an obstruction case. we couldn't. >> my concern when all is said and done, with what secretary clinton did, is that by not prosecuting anybody in this case, we really do signal that we have a two-tiered justice system here. what is that going to do in terms of other people that are charged with re

on march 3, 2015, republican gowdy issued a subpoena. then on march 20, he demanded the server.re was a lunch. according to a new e-mail out today. at the end of march, according to the fbi, the i.t. firm used bleach bit to delete thousands of e-mails. under sworn testimony, clinton asserts she had no prior knowledge of the e-mails being deleted. pressed on podesta leak today, a spokesman suggested executive privilege was invoked to hold back some e-mails. >> i believe -- i have to double-check. but i believe with correspondence with the president, there was executive privilege. there was concern that those e-mails not be made public. >> reporter: donald trump raced questions about whether more e-mails were deleted. pence said they are getti intins attention. >> at the time that many in the national media are chasing after the unsubstantiated allegations, it's remarkable they continue to literally ignore the hard evidence flowing out of hillary clinton's years of secretary of state. >> reporter: there was a development on the clinton foundation. with another e-mail showing that

every time he appears before congress and by the time jordan, john jordan got done with him and trey gowdy and i mean you kind of had to -- not that i feel sorry for him by any stretch of the imagination. you have to think the guy's been outlawyered and his biases are showing. am i wrong? >> yes, i think he was playing defense counsel for the clinton cam on the e-mail matter and that's why the republicans way this investigation and his explaining away the destruction of e-mails after congress suspected them and who cares whether cheryl mills, clinton's top aide, was the target of an investigation and allowed to sit in on her interview, mrs. clinton's interview. who cares if she was given immunity to turn over a laptop. and who cares if all of that information on a laptop couldn't be used against her? who cares about any of that? >> but those are crimes. those are felonies. and, you know, a local prosecutor could charge based upon the evidence that we've seen in these released e-mails that come out friday, in these friday afternoon dumps. i mean, it is -- it is really disappointing and in m

gowdy and others.ou are endorsing hillary without a question, right? >> well, let's put it this way. >> this is a simple deal. if we go through the sill jim. she leads the corruption cartel in washington, has for decades. or you vote for someone other than donald trump. if you vote for trump you vote against corruption. does the sill jim hold up? >> for you and me, yes. >> i have got to tell you -- >> ryan has endorsed trump. maybe not with the enthusiasm some would like, but he did do it unlike the governor of ohio. lou: it's always great to have you here. a good sport and great american. >> like the yankees, wait until next year. >> i want to point out to all of you watching tonight. as i struggled with hiccups, i very seldom get hiccups. but i had a terrible taste of them. i will share with some of the panaceas my colleagues provide. hold your breath, deep breath, sugar on my tongue. i also had a spoonful of peanut butter placed firmly on my tongue. and i drank water. i drank a lot of water. it appe

how to position yourself for the election, particularly before hillary clinton was grilled by trey gowdyers in congress. so what do you make of it? this should be one of the biggest stories in the country right now? >> it really should. it shows that hillary's team was in cahoots with the white house to cover everything up from the very beginning. it shows that the white house google exetives and so forth have a vested interest to make sure they put their bet, hillary clinton in the white house. charles: jessica, what would the marching orders today? >> i'm not a surrogate, i get no marching orders. i say too many awful things. charles: how does hillary clinton defend this? >> well, i don't think she has to defend this. this is executive privilege. when you look at anyone's personal e-mails, they speak more casually than you would. cheryl mills and john podesta have known each other a long time. i don't think that's a smoking gun, i don't think any of them are. for them to say this is the biggest news story, we should talk about it, i'm happy to talk about it. charles: what don't you lik

and i actually spoke with one trey gowdy, congressman, the chair select committee on benghazi who told me, no one reached out to tell him that there was an attempt to prevent him and congress from getting the information. that he had subpoenaed. call it what she will, i say it stinks. it's really simple, folks, i spent three decades fighting for equal rights and equal justice at a level playing field for all. we take pride that we are all equal under the law. and for centuries justice with bandages over her eyes. that justice is blind. that it matters not who you are, no one is above the law, the slaw below it. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. #judgejeani #judgejeanine. >>> and joining me now from westchester, new york, my home county, son of republican presidential candidate, donald trump jr., good evening, donald, thank you so much for being with us. i can't believe that you have the same energy that your dad has. >> i'm lucky that i have a lot of his same energy and this is my one day off the trail because my little guy had his birthday yest

on march 3 chairman gowdy sent a letter to secretary clinton requesting a reserve -- richard aregood. chairman gowdy issued a subpoena, and some of the to march 2 and march 31 plant river network employees basically destroyed evidence. is that not a destruction of justice? >> we looked very hard to see there was obstruction of justice the one of the people the grand -- people grant an interview with the fellow involved in delete this after the public notification. we looked at a very hard. we could not make an obstruction case against any of the subject we look at. the department granted immunity to the ones already raised the steps that we could take it to anybody tell you to do this quest did anybody ask you do this to see if we could make an instruction case. we couldn't. >> my concern when all said and done, both what secretary clinton is that by not prosecuting anybody in this case we really do signal the two tiered justice system. what is that going to do entrance of other people that are charged with responsibility properly handling class of information? are you concerned about

were possibly hacked into that were not in the vault to northwestern people after congress and tray gowdy and committees on oversight asked for those things and now we have this supposedly russian threat that have hacked into computers. do you suppose maybe they could have hacked into mrs. clinton's computers when they western in a secured location. what kind of risk did that put our country at? when you look at the number one task for government is to provide for the common defense what's more problematic, excuse me, problematic is it the allegations that are circling around or the factual things that may lead to the national security. >> let me just say because our time is short. i too am very concerned about her use of private e-mail servers and the risk that may have posed to our national security. but i can't discount the fact that in this significance and i'm going to deal with her in just a moment. i assure you. in this instance i'm worried here's donald trump saying things on a tape ten years ago. this is what i do. and all these women now come forward and say yeah he's right. he

on march 3, 2015, republican gowdy issued a subpoena. then on march 20, he demanded the server. there was a lunch. according to a new e-mail out today. at the end of march, according to the fbi, the i.t. firm used bleach bit to delete thousands of e-mails. under sworn testimony, clinton asserts she had no prior knowledge of the e-mails being deleted. pressed on podesta leak today, a spokesman suggested executive privilege was invoked to hold back some e-mails. >> i believe -- i have to double-check. but i believe with correspondence with the president, there was executive privilege. there was concern that those e-mails not be made public. >> reporter: donald trump raced questions about whether more e-mails were deleted. pence said they are getti intins attention. >> at the time that many in the national media are chasing after the unsubstantiated allegations, it's remarkable they continue to literally ignore the hard evidence flowing out of hillary clinton's years of secretary of state. >> reporter: there was a development on the clinton foundation. with another e-mail showing t

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philippe reines, associate of hillary clinton, responds, worth remembering that gowdy said his committee doesn't have the authority to seek the server. after back and forth about the language of the statement they were going to release, nick sends back, cheryl's feedback, this goes beyond the normal practice. particularly based on the teachings of the vulnerability meeting today. they had a meeting about what they should release and what they shouldn't, what they should talk about, what they shouldn't. this is -- once they have a subpoena and before the server is erased and she's saying she doesn't know how any of that happened in sworn testimony. >> she's also asked about brian pagliano. he was part of an immunity deal, somebody who would have known about the handling of these things. in communication related to the preservation, deletion or destruction of any of your e-mails, the question goes on. that's basically it. she objects to the question as beyond the scope of the case. secretary clinton states that she does not recall having communication with brian concerning or relating to t