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gregg jarrett, fox news anchor and former defense attorney.he says she doesn't recall any of this. her attorney says she doesn't recall anything. >> right. cheryl: is that legally acceptable defense? >> i used to be a defense attorney and i would tell my client you will get in less trouble if you can't recall anything. you look like a complete idiot but you will get in less trouble and that seems to be how she was advised. here are the interrogatories, legal questions in a lawsuit about her email. 25 questions, very specific, 21 times she says, i don't recall. it is the sergeant schultz defense from hogan's heroes, i hear nothing, i see nothing. in her case, i don't remember anything. cheryl: credibility aside, her legal team, and hillary clinton objected to all or part of 18 of the 25 questions that were put to her by "judicial watch." here is what tom fenton, "judicial watch" president responded. he said, mrs. clinton's refusal to answer many questions in further straightforward manner reflects further disdain for rule of law. her attorney's

gregg jarrett making his final appearance on this great show. ry, very much. >> sure, neil. >>> as gregg and i were chatting her, this is coming from "the washington post" right four, saying that the justice department had apparently warned the fbi that the director's decision to update members of congress on this whole clinton e-mail opening up again was not consistent with policy. that would seem to imply that obviously he had run that by justice, given the heads up, that he was going to do just that. they didn't think much of it. he did not run this by the white house, he certainly did not run it by the clinton folks, but justice at the time, he did anyway. after this. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. my mmade a simple trip toonic the grocery storesis anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of in

i'm gregg jarrett thank you for being with us. >> and i'm marcel. some weakening is expected

good morning, welcome to our special coverage, i'm gregg jarrett. >> and i'm heather childers. it's now a category three hurricane. but packing 130-mile-per-hour winds as it bears down on florida. and this morning, states of emergency exist in florida, south carolina and georgia. matthew has yet to hit the u.s. coast. thousands are without power, and officials fear that that number will climb by the time the danger has passed. >> you're going to lose power if you're on the east coast. there's no question, you will lose power. you are going to lose power. we just don't know how long. we are going to lose power. millions of floridians will be without power. >> matthew has already left a trail of destruction, especially in hate eye where the death toll is close to 300. the bahamas have been hit hard as well. >> we have been tracking the storm for several hours. even though it's been dropped to a category three, do not think that you're out of the woods. >> i want to real quickly go back and talk about haiti. they haven't been able to get to that far western tip of the island so fa

i'm gregg jarrett thank you for being with us. >> and i'm marcel. some weakening is expected over the next 48 hours. some say a storm surge of 9 feet is possible in the capital of south carolina, charleston. one boat owner is worried. >> we're concerned we're going to lose the boat. you know, the reports are varying from 4 to 6 feet to 11. if we're 11 feet, everything is gone. nothing can survive. >>> fox news chief meteorologist rick wrightman is standing by. where is it going? >> likely making t 1200 it's going to be very interesting to see what barrier islands look like when we get out in the morning. whenever we get moving tomorrow we're going go check that up, but we're going have to let some of this water get out of the way first. we took a ride in downtown savannah and checked some things out. the city has faired quite well in this. i kind of put myself in the worst part and i'm just getting creamed right now. that was the strongest i felt when i started doing this tonight. we went out. i saw a lot of downed tree limbs. it's just like a dream

gregg jarrett standing by, fox news anchor and former defense attorney and he joins me now. let's start with wording what is going on here. james comey said in connection with unrelated case, fbi learned of emails that appear pertinent. we now know the emails were found in the connection with the investigation into anthony weiner. what does all that it will you? what do you make of that? >> one wonders whether james comey was looking for a chance, desperately, to reopen the investigation. why? because he was the most wounded man in washington. he went from revered to reviled almost overnight when he held that news briefing announcing that hillary clinton essentially had violated the law the under the espionage act but, he recommended she shouldn't be prosecuted. his own agency, lawyers and investigators in the case turned against him. they were absolutely a appalled and disgusted. comey had three months to absorb all of that has decided maybe reopening the investigation is a chance at redemption. he should be sending thank you note to disgraced ex-congressman anthony weiner.

gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. 1100 e-mails from clinton campaign chairman john podesta released by wikileaks. previous e-mails mocking conservative catholics, latinos. now they're taking aim at the former head of the naacp. ed henry is live in washington with more on this. ed, what's the latest on this particular e-mail criticizing ben jealous, again, a very prominent bernie sanders supporter? >> reporter: correct. well, gregg, good to see you. yeah, this is just breaking, so we want to get on top of this. neera tanden, a liberal activist, very well-known, prominent hillary clinton supporter, this is an e-mail she sent to john poe december a that, and it's relatively recent. this is from february of this year in the middle of this contested primary with bernie sanders. you mentioned ben jealous, very prominent african-american supporter of bernie sanders that upset the clinton camp. look at what she was saying in private to john podesta, quote: i know there are a million reasons to seatly want hillary to win, but