of losriter jon favreau angeles california joins us here on with all due respect. ♪ by developinginedional committee's chief strategist. sean, thanks for coming on. we want to you about hillary clinton and her e-mails. the fbi investigation continues. hope they would do specifically what crime do you think secretary clinton might have committed? sean: i'm not an attorney. i think it's a good question. what we've seen from the inspector general report was that unequivocally she did great state department rules and they have done things to block the investigation. they knew what they were doing was wrong. more importantly instead of just the crime is the pattern. ist we've seen with hillary not someone who tells the truth. she has a set of rules for her that is separate from everyone else. isn'tgger issue here necessarily the underlying crimes that may come of this. but this continued lack of honesty and forthrightness that the clintons have this propensity to continue. mark: in the report there are a lot of things singled out. one of them is a mid-level official telling a lower-level o

mark: jon favreau. really good to see you. , too. ♪ mark: when we return, we look at the role silicon valley plays and presidential politics. that is next. ♪ ♪ mark: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would catch up on silicon valley -- not the hbo program. although, obviously, we always pulling for the pied piper. in the last couple of decades has grown into quite a political force. this year though, something seems a little bit off. the tech hub around san francisco hasn't reacted to any presidential candidates so far. to understand why this has happened, we might need a quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles in the recent past. >> silicon valley, front and center. again. here's what happened. 1939, hewlett-packard started in a garage. more stuff happens, things get invented, the internet. 1990's, the valley explodes, helps bill clinton, clinton helps the valley. >> he passed nafta. the 1996 telecommunications act. >> 2000, the valley is split. they like they like gore. >>

us now, former speechwriter for president "ama, and the cohost of the keeping it 1600" podcast, jon favreau isave a story up like front page news today, talking a president obama's role in the november election. tell us what you think that will .e soon, what hillary clinton not had behind her is the united party. not having obama and everyone else making the case for her. once the california primary is over, she will have the party behind her. 3%obama is at a 52%-50 approval rating. ratinge incumbent has a like that, it usually has a good impact on the party. although he is extremely good as a campaigner, a great lovedate, he does not campaigning. in fact, he loves governing more. would you agree with that? >> i think so, with the exception that he likes making a case. john: you think he will be a real asset and enjoy doing this? itchingnk he has been to do it. i think this ask as a cap on his eight years in office. addressgive a farewell at some point. at that point, there may already be the president and a transition. beforeext months november will be his chance to make the case for hilla

they will bring in jon favreau. they will bring that team in. >> she's bringing in people she trusts. >> we will watch the nba tonight, it always comes down to teams. you can't beat the shooters. >> does trump know what we are talking about about his problem? >> sure. he is eating it up. >> he is liking this? this is a bad week for him. >> he likes that people are against him. he eats up the -- >> can he go out there and do standup and win this thing? >> no. >> i don't think it works anymore. >> he thinks he can. he doesn't understand that he needs to do a campaign in metric. they can tell him that. he thinks this act is winning for me. i'm just going to be me. >> he has a genius for it. a standup like david letterman who will say something brilli t brilliant. >> that's going to save the republic. if he was learning on a leaving curve, studying for debates, we would be in deep, deep do do. >> i don't think he's a learning. >> thank god. >> i don't think people have that much acts. we all do. thank you, jonathan -- y