doug schoen, jay sekulow, and judge jeanine peer row are here with reaction. >> i never sent nor received any -- any e-mail that was marked classified. >> then hillary clinton is caught repeatedly lying about her private e-mail server. >> 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information. >> laura ingraham and former governor mike huckabee will weigh in. and director comey says clinton's e-mail account could have been hacked. >> it is possible that hostile actors gained access to secretary clinton's personal e-mail account. >> dr. sebastian gorka and lieutenant colonel ralph peters will have reaction. all of that and the trump campaign responds. eric trump will join us. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight the fbi decides not to recommend criminal charges over hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server during her time and tenure as secretary of state. this comes despite the fact that the bureau said that clinton and her staff were, quote, extremely careless with how they handled classified

jay sekulow, great to see you, jay. >> great to see you, shannon. >> the question are going band and what does she do if the judge says you've got to give a sworn deposition? what are the options? >> she's got to give a sworn deposition. she could appeal. but if you look at the lawyer's arguments that have been made on behalf of hillary clinton, she's talking about all this in public and that's interesting but irrelevant in a court of law. she was under oath. so this idea that while she's talked about this doesn't escape liability from discovery in a real lawsuit. and judicial watch has filed a real lawsuit here. by the way abadin was under it. the deposition moved forward. if houma a huma abedin can be d does she think she's aborn the laws of rules of sivtd procedure. she has to be deposed. >> e i'm having flashbacks to the bar exam. they're very important and they govern here. why she wasn't under oath for that fbi conversation, you know, interview, however she wants to describe it. do you think that was something they northwestern i got yated in advance? was it youthful or not? >>

fenton who runs judicial watch, who keeps pulling out, exposing all these clinton corruption issues, jay sekulow who runs a high profilelaw firm who exposes clinton corruption, kimberly -- it goes on and on, this whole list x there are so many clinton scandals, there's not enough time to cover them all in an hour. and i'm wonder, what is it that makes everyone -- i have no clue. laugh i cannot be -- [laughter] i cannot understand, i can't. i can tell you i think it's wrong, and i can tell you how i think you can fight it, but who knows? no idea. why, what scares me is young people now think socialism is okay. bernie sanders got 40% of the democratic vote,40% of democrats voted for bernie sanders in the primaries. >> baby boomers should know better. >> that's a horrible thing, but it's also a good thing because be of the 40%, 25% of them -- right, venezuela. 25% of the 40%, a quarter of 40 is ten, that means 10 percent of all democrat votes will never vote for hillary. that's an opportunity for trump. couple more, yeah? how about someone who hasn't asked. how about this gentleman right here? >> s

doug schoen, jay sekulow, and judge jeanine peer row are here with reaction. >> i never sent nor receivedmarked classified. >> then hillary clinton is caught repeatedly lying about her private e-mail server. >> 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information.

. >> here now with reaction are the chief counsel of the american center for law and justice, jay sekulow. tom fin ton, and kimberly guilfoyle. sounds like she's a little complicit in this. if you listen to the laughter, she's an innocent bystander. oh, we crossed paths. did they cross paths innocently? >> first of all, this was not like they ran into each other in the fbo or in the terminal. someone had an intentional meeting and at the end of the day, no matter how that meeting was arranged, the attorney general of the united states, who is the chief law enforcement officer, who is investigating criminally hillary clinton, bill clinton could well be a witness if not a defendant himself. she allows the former president of the united states on her aircraft. how that was arranged, irrelevant. it raeks of impropriety. the attorney general today trying to basically talk her way out of what is clearly a breach of trust to the american people, an unethical action on behalf of the attorney general, and laughing about it that they were talking about grandchildren. this is not funny. this is the

. >> here with reaction, the chief counsel for the american center for law and justice, jay sekulow, former clinton pollster, doug schoen, and the host of justice, judge jeanine

. >> here with reaction, the chief counsel for the american center for law and justice, jay sekulow, former clinton pollster, doug schoen, and the host of justice, judge jeanine piro. jay, let's go to the heart of what we just heard james comey said here. by the way, we'll get to the lies -- and they're numerous -- that hillary has been called out on in this statement by comey from earlier today. but we've got to go to 18, u.s. code 18, section 793. he said they acted extremely carelessly. the statute says gross negligence. can you explain what the difference is? >> well, no. the legal definition of gross negligence is extreme carelessness. so the standard that the director of the fbi put forward is a violation, a felony under federal law. so what happened here, without a doubt, the fix was in since the beginning. this was a faux investigation. as our friend, andy mac carthy has said, director comey rewrote the statute to get the result that someone desired. obviously the clintons desired, but maybe even higher up. and the fact of the matter is, sean, at the end of the day, if you loo