joining us now, jay sekulow. monica crowley. jay, in the lead up to this, 18 u.s. code fortune -- that was a big issue. i want your legal take. and you mentioned to me in a text today, another legal issue. i would like you to bring it up for our audience. >> we know that james comey, the leaker in chief -- let's think about this very moment moment. the fbi director took contemporaneous notes on the president of the united states. put them in a drawer. if he was not fired, he would have used them to what, embarrass the president? that doesn't sound like someone you want to be your fbi directo director. talk about the fact that -- >> sean: jay edgar comey. >> takes notes. leaks them to a friend of his at columbia law school who then calls "the new york times." if you are the president of the united states and that's your fbi director -- do you know what you do? fire him. the fbi director is incompetent. now we have this witch hunt going on. the former fbi director said today -- of course i'm looking at 18 u.s. code 4 -- i think james comey needs to be looked at by th

it's been a busy last few weeks for jay sa besides the babies.he music mogul just announced the release of his 13th solo album. it drops a week from friday. now, jay is teasing the album with his 30-second black and white video, which features danny glover and moonlights mahershala ali. ♪ letter to my dad that i never wrote ♪ >> "e.t." has learned that bey has a very special production planned to introduce the twins to the world. ♪ now, of course, her pregnancy was one of the most documented events in the history of social media. her pregnancy announcement is the most liked photo on instagram. >> can you imagine the likes that are going to be on the first pictures of the baby? >> it's going to blow up. the kids do not even know what kind of life they are in for. >> the babies are going to break the internet. let's move onto the "bachelor in paradise" sex scandal. there are new developments tonight. >> this is incredibly bizarre. so many dirty details. i don't know that we want to know them all. still trying to unravel what happened between corinn

while daddy of three jay-z was just spotted out and about. >> hey, jay. congratulations on the twins, jay. >> that's jay-z ignoring the paparazzi, while leaving a west hollywood gym. the first sighting of the music mogul since the birth of his twins. the proud papa's next stop, ucla medical center in west los angeles where he visited beyonce and the babies inside the hospital. security there continues to be extremely tight, but our cameras have been allowed inside before. in fact, the same maternity ward where beyonce delivered her twins is where i had my second child lilly george. >> having contractions. my water broke. my midwife said get to the hospital. >> from private birthing suites to post partum recovery rooms, it is a comfortable and secure facility for beyonce or any new mom. >> going up to floor five. >> the elevators are restricted by security guards, i.d. badges are required and the reception desk on the maternity floor is equipped with security monitors. >> after a pretty swift labor, we welcomed this little angel into the world. >> beyonce'

jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: jay, thanks. live again at the ballpark, yellow crime scene tape around the park. people played here with their kids and dogs. the ymca is next to the ball field. i just ran into the former mayor of alexandria, and he said while working out at the gym, he had bumped into james hodgkinson sitting in the lobby with his computer, struck up a conversation. they talked on a daily basis. the mayor was shocked to find out this was the gun man today. here is what he told me. >> he would only have a conversation with me and one of the staff members working in the front. jonathan: work on of conversations? >> restaurants to go to, good places to eat, where to eat. jonathan: combing the ball field and picking up evidence and clues and also retracing the steps of james hodgkinson who had been in the area for a few months. there try to figure out what run him here, his motive, and what caused him to snap and open fire on the republican members of congress playing baseball. he comes from a place in illinois not

you talk too much, jay.san hack. >> the partisan hack has argued -- >> you can't shut up. you can't shut up. >> matt -- >> is it okay with prosecutor se suculo, if i answer -- >> are you nervous at all about james comey coming forward and saying whatever he's going to say? >> no. and what i'm looking forward to next week is i want to see director comey answer the question of why when the supposed can sfrgz happened with the president, why didn't he go public at that time and tell everybody. as we saw last year he stepped forward with things happening in the clinton world. the other thing i'm looking forward to drergt comey answering is he testified previously earlier this month and is asked him the question did anyone at the doj ever put any political pressure on you to stop doing something, why didn't he take the opportunity to say, you know, what, there was someone else? i think for all these people that are leaking these details out, has director comey instructed -- i'm a little bit concerned about how ma

in this instance, jay-z knows his most engaged fans will be on the streaming platform for me, that's why i believe he's doing this. >> based on some reports i'm reading this will only be exclusive on title forgh tidal , then he will release it on apple music. is he getting the best of both worlds because you gets a deal with sprint and tidal, then he can still reach the masses, make it to number one because he goes on the other streaming devices i would say mainly the reason why they do this, obviously it creates an opportunity for creating publicity around this that's the reason we're talking about this again, i see this more for artistic reasons jay-z knows this is where his hard core contingent will be he wants to serve those people first. does this move the needle at all on subscriber numbers for title? like carolyn mentioned, they're way behind spotify, apple music. is this a way to boost numbers on the platform or no material impact >> personally i can't see that i think the -- if you're a jay-z fan and wanted to support his work, you would already be on the service. i don't th

jay korff is live for us tonight where a ceremony is just about to get started. jay? jay: we were here for 5 feather for the earlier live hit there were 30, 40 people here. look at the crowd now. celebrations by heroes and moving celebration as it seems like almost all of the neighborhood has come out for the vent tonight in which simpson park is opening and simpson field is opening. we try to make our way through the crowd of the people who live in the area, work in area and call the area home. one sobering reminder. that is a bullet hole from the shooting on the field. that is the manager. congressman joe barton, and the gentleman in the suit. you can step this way to get closer. any minute now we think around 6:10 or 6:15, here is home plate. a number of dig anynaries will be sit -- dignitaries are over here. some of the first responders that live and work in the community are throwing out the first pitch. right now you will hear from a local real estate agent, businesswoman who has been providing free food and hot dogs coming to the event. take a listen. >> this i

no psychic ability for jay, yet this past weekend, jay had no trouble at all reading people's mind. >> yeah. people just think i was a little nuts walking around in a cat suit. >> reporter: we are pretty sure he was correct on that score. for 24 straight hours, from noon on sunday all the way through the night, until noon on monday, jay walked, and walked -- and walked -- around lake marek. 17 laps in all. close to 60 miles, all wearing a cat suit. and as one group of men he met along the way as part of a fraternity association. >> i appreciated they thought i was still 19. so that was good. i've gotten a lot of that. yeah. so just -- some more hours. >> reporter: jay was walking to raise money for cat town. the nonprofit is participating in a competition with other rescue groups this week. the ones who raise the most money can earn thousands of bonus dollars. and cat town, thanks in part to jay, is well on its way to raising $60,000. the money will go to doubling in size its already incredibly popular storefront adoption center and cafe. which is the reason why no matter how much jay

theater of the absurd. >> sean: more with gregg, jay, and sara. prior to tonight's congressional game, i spoke with republican lawmakers. many of them eyewitnesses to what happened during yesterday's assassination attempt. we will play some of those interviews, straight ahead. >> s >> sean: welcome back too "hannity." we continue with gregg jarrett, sara carter, jay sekulow. i will go to gregg first. bring in the whole issue why, if we start comparing and contrasting with loretta lynch and hillary clinton, how is it possible -- when we do have overwhelming, incontrovertible evidence with laws broken and that never gets talked about? >> it's bewildering and confounding. obstruction of justice doesn't apply to the president because there's no evidence but if you apply it to loretta lynch, there's a good case that she not only engaged in obstruction of justice because there was a lie attached to what she was insisting comey say publicly but there's also misconduct of office. using federal agency for political purpose. that should be investigated. >>

>> let me be crystal clear because i think what jay -- i'm going to do some interpretation of what jay is saying. i think what he's saying is that the president was responding only to the "washington post" article, right? and three months ago, jim comey said that the president was not under investigation. >> three months ago. >> whenever the last time that jim comey and the president spoke about it. and he said that he wasn't under investigation. that's the last time they've heard anything from the fbi. they're assuming they're not under investigation. that's the interpretation. >> do you believe that? as a former u.s. -- does someone have to notify you? that's what chris cuomo was trying to get at. no one has to notify you you're under investigation. i think it's obvious that he is -- doesn't mean he's guilty. >> right. >> isn't it obvious. >> he is under investigation. lots of people are under investigation. we each might be under investigation. most subjects don't know that. you're not entitled to an answer till the government wants to reach out and tell you your status as part of n

jay korff, abc 7 news.cy: a crime alert in sterling , were a bank card skimmer has been found at a gas pump, on the exxon at pacific boulevard and they airport parking lot. and look at this, prince william county police say a police impersonator was driving this truck. he had a pull somebody over last night when a real officer pulled up behind him. that is when the man got into his truck and sped off. officersou turns out the truck was stolen. the impersonator has not been caught. jonathan: a 7 on your side consumer alert for next minute rawhide recall. had group says that all of the brands of the screen are covered under the recall. rawhide was treated with an industrial cleaner that can make your dog sick. there is a complete list on our website, wjla.com. steve: the daytime high today, 89 degrees. frontas before the cold moves through in the afternoon that trigger the showers and thunderstorms, even the tornado in montgomery county. dullesees at international airport, 71 manassas, fredericksburg 72. rada

>> the former dhs secretary, jay johnson, was here, shep.he was asked many times why didn't you do more ahead of the election if you knew the russians were meddling to warn americans what may be coming? he said he started to put out a statement on october 7th was plenty. he said part of the statement said "the u.s. intelligence community, usic is confident the russian government directed the recent compromises of e-mails from u.s. persons and institutions." the problem is that statement got almost no press attention because it was released the same day as another major october surprise. >> it did not get the public attention that it should have, frankly, because the same day the press was focused on the release of the access hollywood video. that's what made our news that day. >> johnson says that 2016 was nothing new for russia. they have a long history of dealing with the u.s. elections and so do other countries. they wouldn't say which one. shep? >> shepard: what did jay johnson say about the targeting of state election systems, peter? >>

they have so much in common. >> jay-z was tweeting. that is so rare for jay-z.s twitter but doesn't tweet. he was on a rant thanking people that inspired him, and started, you know, talking about other wrappers out there who worked with him. it was real interesting to see he just kept going. >> he was doing that on twit ter because he could not make it to the actual ceremony but wanted to make sure how was. >> i promise i'm not please, itd >> is he sending pictures of your dad in, happy fathers day to the two best men i know, hubby and dad. that is danny virtualso, he habe dad, his name is guy, his d >>> so, normally bill cosby gets out of that suv 8:35, 8:40 so really any minute is this the last day of his trial at montgomery county courthouse? we will soon find out. >>> today would have been tupac's forty-sixth birthday, the new movie about his life, all eyes on me hits theaters today, directed by a guy from philly, and we will be joined by someone who knew tupac veryrf the last people who sawdi comin. we wil tonight. >> fun night. >> because then you are >>>

first of all, i want to go to jay on this one. you know what i'm troubled by, jay? i'm troubled by the fact we have no inflation in this economy right now. look at cpi, today, what people are paying, consumer price, went down 1.1% last month. i guess i just question, jay, how it is we can be interest rate environment that's rising when prices are going down, so there is no inflation? in fact we should be worried about a little deflation at this point. unemployment is pretty darn good at 4.3%? >> i think you actually hit the nail on the head, trish. look, the fed is leading the global central bank policy normalization process but the u.s. economy is lagging. our economic growth is less than that of europe, less than that of japan, less than that of emerging markets. i think you have a situation where the markets could get a little bit concerned that the fed is boxed in here. it wants to raise rates but the economy may not allow it to. on top of it, one other factor that you didn't mention which i think is very significant as we move forward into the year and 2018, th

live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: let's get to the game, racked up just a short time ago for stop this year was not just about baseball. nancy: tom roussey is live at nats park. what a night. tom: you know, it was unbelievable to be inside tonight, particularly at the pregame ceremony. for attendance at the congressional baseball game was 10,000, set last year. tonight, a new all-time record, more than doubled that, 23,000 people came. this is the 80th time they have played this game, since 1909, but there has never been a night like this. before the game, both parties knelt to pray. the republicans' second baseman in the hospital after being shot, but he was not forgotten. then a moment that gave goosebumps, a surprise policence by a capitol officer who throughout the first pitch. he was injured in the shootout. >> i've been at games here, but this was not louder than that. tom: who was shot. >> he turned his rifle and i started to hear and feel pops all around me and he struck me in my leg. tom: the game i

jay sekulow, and michael bowe, who we don't have a picture of.ere is mueller steam, a couple of missing faces. those are some of the individuals that he has assembled. who has the better team? >> bob mueller has the most experienced team with the justice department done with criminal prosecutors. i mean, very, very serious, high-end, white-collar criminal. >> martha: on the president's tm very fond of jay, we know him so well. john dowd is among the more senior people in the criminal defense bar in washington, d.c. he knows everybody, as well. i'm very fond of marc kasowitz but he's not a criminal defense guy. he's a team leader and a strategist. i think you will see a lot more faces on the screen the next time we do this. >> martha: george, thank you. good to see you as always. that's bringing david bossie, the president of citizens united, served as a deputy campaign manager for the trump campaign. and marie harf, former spokesperson for obama. both are fox news contributors. welcome to have you both here. david, you listen to these conversatio

>> jay is a good lawyer. we went to the same law school. he had the chance to be in many criminal cases or investigations. i don't know if he's ever tried a case of picked a jury. those are unique skill sets. what you learn is everything you say in the course of an investigation can have an unintended consequence. in this case, he picked a fight with chris wallace. not to take away from his legal abilities, he does great work in the appellate field. i'm not sure he's used to handling these kind of cases. to hear jay and newt gingrich come out and claim the president can do no wrong is almost laughable. you know, not to -- it knows no bounds in this situation. i'm not sure, again. i think jay is a good lawyer. clearly, in this case, there's a miscommunication. the fact is, it was the president who tweeted and acknowledged he was under investigation. >> they say, of course, he was tweeting about news reports. again, we have been told the president's tweets are official white house statements. i am left in an in between place where i say senat

how is the jay johnson testimony resonating at the white house? >> reporter: quiet day at the white house. the president has left now. he's headed to iowa. he's got that rally coming up later tonight. that's something we'll be watching to see if and how he responds to a lot of conversations we have been having on this. you heard jay johnson talk about how they didn't want to politicize this particular line of inquiry or concern of theirs during the election. that's part of the reason they were cautious in making this public. prior to coming here this afternoon i was over on capitol hill and had a chance to talk with jay johnson. i said are you comfortable that the president is taking this threat of russian interference in the election in the future seriously enough. he said i think that's a question you'd have to ask him. i said i'm asking you. what do you think about this? he politely dodged the question. the president's press secretary has been asked that question and has said that he has not had that conversation yet with the president. that's

nbc's jay gray live in new orleans. what are you seeing right now, jay?> reporter: hey there, chris, eun. thankfully, we're in a break between the waves. we've s of them in the city. it's also affecting much of the central gulf coast with that driving rain. we've seen waterspouts as well as tornadoes spawned by this system. unfortunately, it's turned deadly. a 10-year-old in alabama slammed by debris from one of the waves generated by this storm along the shore from there. look, this system, it's not raining here. but it's not over with just yet. in fact, the possibility of the tornadoes and flooding rains will continue and move with this system as it now pushes to the north and the east. that's the latest from a dry for now new orleans. eun, chris, back to you. >> thank you, jay. >>> and you may be dry for now. but as the storm continues to churn up the gulf coast, it's going to weaken a bit. heavy rains will be a big problem especially along the gulf of mexico. we've got rain we'll talk about friday, not necessarily today. that's coming up in a few minu

then jay den gets an infection vel. his first. >> i was devastated by it because jay den's supposed to be the tough one. >> each hurdle brings that same dev tags, but the doctor knows jay den is a fighter just like his brother. >> which i think really exceeded all my kppgs, they really had made tremendous progress. >> as the saying often goes what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. jay den and anigh yas rolling over, reaching for toys, talking nonstop. >> hey baby. >> and unbelievable by june. >> come to me. >> something none of us expected to see so soon. walking. >> yeah. >> and jay den is not alone. >> come come come. >> anigh yas is close behind. >> oh, you big boy. >> it's amazing right. anigh yas i just saw him for first time, you doesn't believe what they can do. >> remember these boys were just separated in october of 2016, they were just over a year old. by doctors say the day of their operation was a new birthday, a rebirth. and now they're learning everything they had never had a chance to do. >> they're ri

but who would dare contradict jay sekulow about this claim he says there should be no confusion. who i ask you? how about jay sekulow himself. >> now he's being investigated by the department of justice, so he's being investigated for taking the action that the attorney general, deputy attorney general recommended him to take by the agency, who recommended the termination. >> okay. so if you're keeping score, according to jay sekulow, the president both was not and was under investigation. that was just sunday. what about today? >> do you think that bob mueller is looking at the circumstances surrounding comey's firing? do you think that's part of the purview of his probe? >> i have no idea if he's looking at that or not. >> now, jay sekulow is a very influential attorney and advocate and a distinguished member of the supreme court bar and appeared on this broadcast many times over the years. perhaps he's not the guy to ask on this. in fact, it's almost as if we've all been warned against it, almost like we've been told again and again and again, what's that phrase? >> i think th

gregg, jay, you're both right and have done great work here. you agree with jay's analysis, is it that serious and do you think something will happen as it relates to the comey and the law here? >> comey said these are his personal documents. no, they are not. they are government property. read the federal records act. the privacy act. which is actually published on the fbi web site. and you, importantly, you put on the screen code 641. it's a crime to convert government o property and convey it to somebody else. that's punishable by ten years i think comey is actually looking at serious legal jeopardy here himself. in addition to that, he signed a nondisclosure agreement that said "i will not disclose records or raw data." well, he did precisely that. at the end of the disclosure agreement, it says if you break this contract, you could be suee for money damages and surely they should dodo that. and you could be criminally prosecuted and that doesn't matter that he's been fired and is no longer the director. >> sean: 18 u.s. code 641. 18 u.s. c

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