hillary obstructed justice, it was covered up by the top-ranking fbi officials, comey, page, strzok, loretta lynch to an extent, andrew mccabe, and others, and they covered it up, they rigged an investigation, they wrote an exoneration before they interviewed her or 17 other people. that never happens. there have been other people that have gone to jail for far less than hillary clinton, and did it so she could remain the candidate. we've seen written text how much they loved her and then they turned on trump. i think you used the term, i know i've used the term and russia used the term which is an accurate term, which is soft

turning general loretta lynch and the clinton campaign during during the campaign which seemed like a big bombshell revolution that is sort of skims over but it's very oddly written the whole the whole book is very strange yeah it was almost as strange as donna brazil as bug and i wonder have komi is going to end up the same place that donna brazil sort of ended up which is does anyone know where donna brazil is now i think is work over the years probably going to end up which leads me to all these people sort of writing books and everybody gets a break you know million dollar advances but your sort of doing something that a little bit different direction on april twenty fourth you began publishing on what's called substract dot com a new serialized novel titled the business secrets of drug dealing adventures of the identified blackmail tell us a little about the book and why you chose to publish it on sub stock in this way. so some time ago i ran into someone who had known for a long time who sort of came out in the that he had a double life. and had been a high level drug dealer in

and when the press conference happened, he's standing in book when announcing it towering over loretta lynch and sort of a lot of the characters that we think of as trump specific one of the things i've been thinking about is the timing of this. the attempt to get the world cup that we now see in russia, and england was super qualified to get it and russia was unqualified, england was the perfect place except for maybe the usa. but they didn't have the stadiums, the money, the airports caairportany of this sy didn't have a good soccer tradition. this is the period obama was present and we were in the russian reset and they were buddies. they were making deals and at the same time christopher steel is finding out all of these things happening, russia is agreeing to sanctions against iran. it's hard to forget that now because we think of russia in pretty stark terms this is as far as we knew in 2010 and what we see now is that this was the first to sign up what what we are dealing with that kind of machiavellian. russia wants the world cup because it's the most important sporting event in the

to have to get into the department of justice when eric holder was the attorney general, when loretta lynch was attorney general, currently, you couldn't get into the democratic national convention without a proper government i.d. o anyway, photo i.d.'s, pretty routine. have to have them to get cigarettes, alcohol, you have to get them to do much of anything. cash a check. and because of rulings by the supreme court, you have to make accommodation for those who couldn't afford to pay for a photo i.d. then they can get them for free. so it just seems like a lot of scarce tactics -- scare tactics being used and you know, donald trump was not my first choice in the election. but one of the things i've , if he loses on something, he's going to come back and try to make the people that cause the unnecessary and inappropriate loss to wish they hadn't forced that loss like in this situation, perhaps, if the scare tactics about slavery coming back and -- i'm -- i know we'll be hearing a lot of bjork lines, we're already hearing some of the bjork lines that were lies about justice bjork. some of tho

attorney general level loretta lynch and the clinton campaign during during the campaign which seemed like a big bombshell revelation that is sort of skins over but it's very oddly written the whole the whole book is very strange yeah it was almost a strange donna brazile bug and i wonder have comey is going to end up the same place that donna brazil sort of ended up which is does anyone know where donna brazil is now i think as we're coming it's probably going to end up which leads me to all these people sort of writing books and everybody gets a big you know million dollar advances but your sort of doing something now a little bit different direction on april twenty fourth you began publishing on what's called sub stack dot com a new serialized novel titled the business secrets of drug dealing adventures of the identified blackmail tell us a little about the book and why you chose to publish it on sub's dot in this way. so some time ago i ran into someone who known for a long time who sort of came out in the. he had a double life. and had been a high level drug dealer in his past an

jillian: congressman goodlatte says former fbi director and former attorney general loretta lynch wille most likely call today testify. rob: president trump sending strong stern to iran, after president rohaoni will not seek peace. president trump firing back, to iranian president, never threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before, we are no longer a country that will stand for demented words, be cautious. secretary pompeo taking aim at iran blasting the regime for corruption as the u.s. prepares to reimpose tough sanctions on iran. jillian: a key hearing scheduled for today in federal court, lawyers for former trump campaign manager are hoping for judge will not allow mentions to 2016 campaign. jury selection of first two trials begin wednesday, manafort faces several charges including tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering. the senate is expected to confirm robert wilke as veterans affairs secretary, threaten to shake off and he served in u.s. naval reserve before coming a reserve officer i

prison for taking photos of classified sections of his submarines he claims that barack obama, loretta lynchs prosecuted him and went easy on hillary clinton for more serious violations of the same law. first lady melania trump can soon make campaign to help children international. according to new york times will bring be best platform in event in london this week, her campaign focuses on children's health, positivity and social media and fighting opioid crisis. the first lady and president trump arrive in the uk on thursday. and now the fox news alert, after 17 days we could be down to just hours dive teams in phase 3 right now to rescue the remaining boys and their coach from a cave in thailand, next guest, the first full-time diver in fbi history explains monumental challenges facing navy seals and did the campaign change name to international house of burgers? we just learned the truth. heather: back news with fox news alert, crews back in cave right now attempt to go retrieve last four boys and coach, what would it take to get all five of them out alive? here to discuss full-time diver

opened 2015, press conference happened jim comey standing in brooklyn announcing it, towering over loretta lynch, and so a lot of -- we think of trump's they call on fifa -- >> one -- yeah. >> you get -- one thing i am thinking about about this timing of this, this russia the cup in russia, and back at england, russia, utterly una qualified to get it perfect place for world cup probably except for -- the next that is ball of wax. but russia didn't have the money the airports, and they say tradition maybe soviet -- so not a lot of good reasons why they should be but they win in, 2010. this is period when obama was president and in russian reset russia u.s. buddies obama hugging putin, at the same time christopher steele finding out stuff that was happening, russia sanctions against iran, and taking russia off sanctions list one warm fuzzy time, hard it is easy to forget that we think of russia in pretty stark terms this is a warm cuddly russia in 2010, what we see now that is this was in a sense the first sign of what russia was getting the first incursion of russia into national affairs in a way

hillary obstructed justice, it was covered up by the top-ranking fbi officials, comey, page, strzok, loretta lynch to an extent, andrew mccabe, and others, and they covered it up, they rigged an investigation, they wrote an exoneration before they interviewed her or 17 other people. that never happens. there have been other people that have gone to jail for far less than hillary clinton, and did it so she could remain the candidate. we've seen written text how much they loved her and then they turned on trump. i think you used the term, i know i've used the term and russia used the term which is an accurate term, which is soft coup, this is the single biggest abuse of power, scandal, corruption scandal in american history. and back to the media, they missed the biggest story in their lives while simultaneously pushing a phony russian narrative because their fixation is not helping the american people, but destroying one man after they supported her. mark: they want trump out. >> they want him to fail. mark: go after his family. >> disgusting. >> go after his staff, go after his campaign, and he's

: congressman goodlatte says he and his committee are to call john brennan and james comey and loretta lynchtestify. >> overnight president trump sending stern warning to iran, to iranian president rouhani never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which futures have suffered before, we are no longer a country that will stand for demented words of violence, be cautious. war with iran is the mother of all wars. secretary of state mike pompeo also sending strong message. >> we have an obligation to put maximum pressure on the regime's ability to generate and move money and we will do so. at the center of this campaign is the reimposition of banking energy sectors. jillian: pompeo blasting the regime for corruption at a speech in california. rob: the senate is expected to vote robert wilkie, threatening to shake up complacency and improve wait times. earlier kathy barnette told us he's a good choice. >> what i like in highly divisive culture in congress where we have the democratic party who are bent on resisting the president no matter what, robert

this justice department refused to do it against loretta lynch.hey refused to do it against eric holder. what congress can do and your listeners might be shocked to learn this and they don't want you to know they can do this. they can enforce contempt on their own. if the house found themes individuals in contempt they could ordinarier the sergeant-at-arms to ad they could order the agent at arms to arrest them. lou: that would screw up his access to tremendous amounts of money. he doesn't want to injure his prospects by enforcing the law and doing the right thing. >> we know the leadership of both parties don't want to do this at all. that's why the voters need to be educated about what the congress can do. lou: i know you don't mean it that way. the american people know they are getting screw bid their government. the justice department is telling the congress of the united states to go to hell and getting away with it. and the people who need to be educated are the people sitting in office representing them in the house of representatives and t

former speechwriter for eric holder and loretta lynch.president tweets, roby gets a boost, he says he tweeted appropriately late because she pulled her endorsement. it took her endorsement to get her over the line. there were two names in this, trump and pelosi. all of her tv ads tied her opponent to nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi is toxic, trump wins the day. >> harris: what is she to your party? >> it doesn't mean a ton in this district, this is a republican district by 16 points. it doesn't mean an awful lot that attacking someone who voted for a democrat in the past was going to gain traction in this crowd but that's not where the midterms will be fought. they will be fought in places like pennsylvania, even after donald trump endorsed the republican candidate. >> harris: that causes your candidate to lean right. >> i'm so happy you brought up connor lamb, that's the model for the democratic party, he said "i'm running against nancy pelosi." he ran as a term proposer, democrats are electing socialists, electing people who love socialized

investigation, so i want to see the texts involving me, i want to see emails to james comey and loretta lynch want to see people go to jail? >> i'm sorry? heather: do you want to see people go to jail? >> well, no, i want them to be held as same standard as me, if they don't get sentenced or go to jail, but at least let them be prosecuted, let them go through same legal process i did otherwise how can we say we have a true justice system in the country. heather: all right. >> the laws should be applied evenly to everybody and not just the little guy. heather: good point. thank you so much for joining us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you very having me on. heather: well, the good, the bad and the ugly up next. heather: time for the good, the bad and the ugly, first jason aldean and wife are expecting baby number two. congratulations. the bad, democrats slammed the president's supreme court nominee but they used the wrong picture, the democratic party deleting the tweet of image of judge hardiman and not brett kavanaugh. running for his life chased by 72-year-old. have a great d

former speech writer for eric holder and loretta lynch, jake macabee. let's talk about some of these issues. you hear two different angles from republicans excited about judge kavanaugh and those like justin amash. amash has a more rational approach to dissecting cavanaugh's opinions. what are your objection to the work you have read so far. >> mitch mcconnell counseled the president against cavanaugh. he's anti-roe at a time when 70% of the american people don't want roe versus wade overturned. and there are 800,000 people in west virginia. and the third -- kennedy: i couldn't get understand for two years because of a preexisting condition. >> the stuff we don't know, that's what's in all the millions of documents that come out of the bush administration. we'll see what happens there. kennedy: is that fair? obviously democrats and his opinions, that's fair game. whatever he has written in his judicial role is the most of enlightening. but it sounds like they will go after some of the memos he may have written to kenneth starr in the independent counsel

it's no longer loretta lynch and eric holder and jim comey. it's our folks.f they had systemic abuse or potential criminality, they have an obligation to prosecute it. my fear is when you have the head of the fbi stand up in front of the entire world and exonerate her the way jim comey data, i don't know a prosecutor in the world that is good enough to win that case. so our opportunity to find out whether or not she violated the espionage act, i think jim comey -- they ruined it by not interviewing her seriously. then they ruined it by that unprecedented press conference. so we will never know the answer to your question. >> sean: congressman, profound words. i think you did a great job today. we have a lot of ground to cover. when we come back, sara carter and gregg jarrett, the event at the forefront of this breaking story. it is a big, sad, historic but important night as we continue from london. r under $15. a 120 quart igloo cooler for under $50. plus bring the kids for free workshops and activities. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relent

hillary obstructed justice, it was covered up by the top-ranking fbi officials, comey, page, strzok, loretta lynch extent, andrew mccabe, and others, and they covered it up, they rigged an investigation, they wrote an exoneration before they interviewed her or 17 other people. that never happens. there have been other people that have gone to jail for far less than hillary clinton, and did it so she could remain the candidate. we've seen written text how much they loved her and then they turned on trump. i think you used the term, i know i've used the term and russia used the term which is an accurate term, which is soft coup, this is the single biggest abuse of power, scandal, corruption scandal in american history. and back to the media, they missed the biggest story in their lives while simultaneously pushing a phony russian narrative because their fixation is not helping the american people, but destroying one man after they supported her. mark: they want trump out. >> they want him to fail. mark: go after his family. >> disgusting. >> go after his staff, go after his campaign, and he's expose

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hillary obstructed justice, it was covered up by the top-ranking fbi officials, comey, page, strzok, loretta lynch to an extent, andrew mccabe, and others, and they covered it up, they rigged an investigation, they wrote an exoneration before they interviewed her or 17 other people. that never happens. there have been other people that have gone to jail for far less than hillary clinton, and did it so she could remain the candidate. we've seen written text how much they loved her and then they turned on trump. i think you used the term, i know i've used the term and russia used the term which is an accurate term, which is soft coup, this is the single biggest abuse of power, scandal, corruption scandal in american history. and back to the media, they missed the biggest story in their lives while simultaneously pushing a phony russian narrative because their fixation is not helping the american people, but destroying one man after they supported her. mark: they want trump out. >> they want him to fail. mark: go after his family. >> disgusting. >> go after his staff, go after his campaign, and he's

it's no longer loretta lynch and jim comey. if they have uncovered systemic abuse or criminalality. they have an obligation to prosecute it. but when the head of the fbi stands up in front of the entire world and exonerate her like jim comey did i don't know a prosecute good enough to win that case. so to find out whether she -- jim comey ruined it by not interviewing her seriously and ruined it with that press conference. we'll never know the answer to that question. >> sean: profound words. i think you did a great job today. when we come back, sarah carter and gregg jarrett, they have been at the forefront of breaking so much of this story. it's a big, sad and important night as we continue from london. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease.

they're snarky towards hillary clinton and bernie sanders and loretta lynch and eric holder and lots of other people besides not to mention his swearing tirades against the cheating mother fing russians. the only active figure he expresses any positive feelings about is john kasich, okay? but strzok was involved in the initial stages of the investigation because he was the lead counter intelligent agent at the fbi. when this came under the purview robert mueller removed him from the special counsel staff as soon as he found out he expressed personal opinions in his personal texts. that happened last july. republicans have nevertheless seized on peter strzok. they think they're going to use him to make the whole russia investigation look so terrible that maybe they can get the whole thing shut down altogether or something. a couple of problems with that strategy which we are going to see in living color over the next 24 hours including starting tomorrow morning. one problem they've got is what his actual job was at the fbi. he ran counter intelligence in this country at the fbi. destr

interestingnd to hear you talk about and reading it we met with president obama twice and with loretta lynch i but people have a lot to say before they see the president i will tell him this and then they say thank you president obama. [laughter] remember the last we had was a big meeting like 30 or 40 of us in the building i had just gotten out of jail in baton rouge and they said you cannot people thought he said i don't see the thing that you shouldn't but i'm not the president. [laughter] but it isou interesting with this idea that you talk about here, the idea of black people in the room that are not beholden but what is interesting if you write currently is that ferguson is like absent and if somebody was in the street of ferguson to think about that unrest without being rooted in those days we stood in the street. and i t think about you were not part of any organization but you do talk about hillary and you talk about activist we actually only reference people that are in organizations i went to understand that. >> great point. this is part of the reparations to have you here tonight

comey was the fbi director by the time case breaks into open and comey standing and towering over loretta lynch who is quite small and he's 6'8 and characters that we think of that are trump's are also in if i --, before i get a word edge wise -- >> you're the author. >> one of the things that i have been thinking about is the timing of this. this russia has world cup that we now see in russia and i should back and say that england was super qualified to get it, england was the perfect place for world cup -- >> qatar. [laughter] >> that's a whole other ball of wax but russia didn't have the stadium, moneys, freeways. there was not a lot of information. they win in 2010. this is the period when obama was president and we were in the russia reset and russia and u.s. were buddies and obama was hugging putin and they were making deals at the same time that christopher steele is finding out of the stuff that's happening, russia is agree to go sanctions against iran. the u.s. is thanking russia profusely and taking russia off of its own sanction's list and wonderful fuzzy time. it's easy to forget th

in a report in that same report attorney general loretta lynch recalls a conversation with then director comey in the final days of the 2016 election. he referring to comey said it is clear to me that there are senior people who have a deep and visceral hatred of hillary clinton. were aaware of this concern? >> i was aware of the press reporting. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that concern? yes. >> can you explain to me a little bit about that and how that in your view affected the revelation of the warrant for weiner's laptop? >> you would have to ask director comey that. i think there was discussion i remember in particular some of it was in the context of reporting from mr. giuliani and others talking about connections to new york. i don't want to scapegoat new york because a lot of people were aware of it and there were concerns just about the number of folks. but with regard to mr. comey my recollection is that he was aware of the concerns but i was not privy to discussions he had with the attorney general or other concerns he may have had outside of m

nancy pelosi certainly doesn't think 9/11 was just an incident, this is not loretta lynch matter or investigation misspoke there. she's been clear about the sacrifices that we made during 9/11 and that it was an attack and that is just misspeaking. a separate thing, a decision that had been repeated. what you are talking about, battle for leadership, that conversation is going on amongst democrats, certainly new candidates getting pushed on this and a number saying yes, we need new leadership, i will not be voting for nancy pelosi or chuck schumer. that conversation is happening, i don't think we can generalize, that is clearly a mistake. no one accuses nancy pelosi are not thinking 9/11 was the most egregious attack on american soil. >> i began by saying she was talking and gosh, i hope she didn't, i can't imagine she meant to call it that, nonetheless, it comes across, as i said before, let them eat cake kind of attitude. morgan, you think about who they could have gone with, they went with hillary clinton. nancy pelosi now in the position she's got, you look at elizabeth warren, being talked a

and bernie sanders and loretta lynch and eric holder and lots of other people besides, not to mention his swearing tirades against the cheating mother iffing russians. the only active political figure he expresses he positive feelings about appears to be john kay sish. okay? he was involved in the initial stages of the investigation because he was the lead counter intelligence agent at the entire fbi. when that investigation came under the purview of the special counsel robert mueller very quickly removed strzok from the special counsel investigation staff as soon as he found out strzok expressed personal opinions in his personal texts. that happened last july, long before any indictments were handed down by the special counsel's office but republicans have seized on peter strzok has some sort of easy mark as the way they're going to beat mule he investigation politically and use him to make the russian investigation look so terrible maybe they can get account whole thing shut down all together or something. a couple of problems with that strategy which we are going to see in living c

says that loretta lynch, for example, should cut the meeting with bill clinton shorter. but when it comes to actual decisions that were made by the department of justice, actions that were taken, the inspector general found that political bias did not lead to those decisions, even though he does talk about certain concerned about life and the appearance of it, but the only real concrete criticism is of the comey announcements, which in the end hurt hillary clinton. >> right. we will open it up to you for some of your questions about current events or the book. we have a microphone set up right over here. it was a risky thing to do. i guess you're thinking the risk would be he would lose the case and already people were sort of in favor of prosecution already. >> it wasn't just that he would lose the case. was he could make a mistake, the context of the representation, that any sort of talk on his legal career could be devastating to a run for the presidency. >> but he did decide to take it. two things, one of two things, maybe both have to be true that the defendant had

in a report -- in that same report, attorney general loretta lynch recall as conversation with director comey in the final days of the election. he said "there's people that have a visceral hatred of secretary clinton." he said "it's deep." were you aware of this concern? >> i was aware of the press recording and people expressing that concern, yes. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that >> yes. >> yes. >> could you explain to me about that and how that in your view affected the revelation of the warrant for wiener's laptop? >> you have to ask director comey that. i think there was discussion, i remember, in particularly some of it was in the context of reporting from mr. guliani and others talking about connections to new york. again, i don't want to scapegoat new york because a lot of people were aware of it and there were concerns about the number of folks. but with regard to mr. comey, my recollection is that he was aware of those concerns but i was not privy to discussions he had with the attorney general or other concerns he might have had outside of my

in a report -- in that same report, attorney general loretta lynch recalls a conversation with then director comey in the final days of the 2016 election. quote unquote, he, referring to comey, said it's clear to me that there's a cadre in new york that have a deep and visceral hatred of secretary clinton and he said it is, quote unquote, deep. are you aware of this concern? >> i was aware of some of the press reporting and some people expressing that concern, yes. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that concern? >> yes. >> yes. >> could you explain to me a little bit about that and how that in your view affected the revelation of the warrant for weiner's laptop? >> you'd have to ask director comey that. there was discussion and i remember some of it was in the context of reporting from mr. giuliani and others talking about connections to new york. but again, i don't want to scapegoat new york because a lot of people were aware of it and there were concerns just about the number of folks. but with regard to mr. comey, my recollection is that he was aware of those c

and reading it is we met with president obama twice, i met with loretta once, attorney general loretta lynch. what's interesting is about all to those meetings is people have a lot to say before they meet the president, and then they come in, and they're like, thank you, president obama. [laughter] and i remember the last meeting we had was a big meeting, it was probably like 40, 30 of us in the eisenhower building because the roosevelt room is actually very small -- >> right. >> and i had just gotten out of jail in baton rouge, and i go up to obama afterwards, and it's just he and i, and i'm like, obama, you can't call people dud cans. he said you've said things on tv the you shouldn't say. and i said, but i'm not the president. [laughter] >> right. >> but it is interesting, this idea. and i wanted to ask you about it, is that you talk about, and you talked about it here, this idea of wanting to get black folk in the room that hadn't been deputized by a civil rights group and, therefore, weren't e be holden -- beholden. >> right. what's interesting, and this is something we didn't have a lo

that is why bill was meeting with loretta lynch to probably convince her to let things slide where she probably keep her job and stay there in a quid pro quo position. served as thece national security adviser and the former united states ambassador to the united nations for president obama. president'sut the upcoming summit with putin. trump must not capitulate to putin. in a normal situation, the president would demand russia withdraw from the ukraine. he is backing their murderers -- seesgime in syria the backing of the murderous assad regime in syria. she also writes the president, of being under the hold of putin, should never be allowed to meet solo with the more savvy mr. putin. the one-on-one format will enable russia to distal publicly than meeting's substance and mr. trump to cede whatever he wants to mr. putin. from charles in dallas, texas, democrat line. caller: hello. thank you for c-span. i wish all of america would slow down, take a breather, and ask the question to republicans -- two years from now or six years from now, trump will be gone, one way or another, by virtu

he claims barack obama, loretta lynch, james comey unfairly prosecuted him and went easy on hillary clintonadan is now suing because he got hungry. speller says he was discriminated against being forced to eatenly two meals a day, but during the muslim holy month, only two meals are allowed. ed: all right. interesting headlines. pete: president trump naming judge brett kavanaugh as his next pick for the supreme court justice. ed: what do the voters think? we sent tv's todd piro down in georgia, from dee's friendly diner in. what are the folks saying down there in georgia? reporter: i don't know if i'm happy with saying tv's todd piro or sent the devil down to georgia. you know we typically ask a opinions on those topics, today there is one issue, one issue only, the nomination of bret cavanagh to be the next supreme court justice -- brett kavanaugh. george, you work in telecom but more importantly a marine. give him a round of applause. we can't thank our brave men and women in the military enough. george loves the pick of brett kavanaugh. why? >> he will apply the law. he stays with the co

let me ask you about this, in a report -- in that same report attorney general loretta lynch recalls a conversation with then director comey in the final days of the 2016 election, quote unquote, he, referring to comey, said it's clear to me that there's senior people in new york who have a deep and visceral hatred of secretary clinton and he said it is quote unquote deep. were you aware of this concern? >> i was aware of the certainly some of the press reporting and some people expressing that concern, yes. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that concern? >> yes. >> yes. >> could you explain to me a little bit about that and how that in your view affected the revelation of the warrant for wiener's laptop. >> you'd have to ask director comey that. i think the -- there was discussion i remember and particularly some of it was in the context of reporting from mr. giuliani and others talking about connections to new york, but again, i don't want to scapegoat new york because a lot of people were aware of it and there were concerns about the number of folks. wi

in a report in that same report, attorney general loretta lynch recalls a conversation with then director comey in the final days of the 2016 election. quote/unquote, he, referring to comey, said it's clear to me that there's a cadre of senior people in new york who have a deep and visceral hatred of secretary clinton. he said it is, quote/unquote deep. were you aware of this, of this concern? >> i was aware of the certainly some of the press reporting and some people expressing that concern. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that concern? >> yes. >> yes. >> could you explain to me a little bit about that and how that in your view affected the revelation of the warrant for wiener's laptop? >> you would have to ask director comey that. i think there was discussion, i remember, and particularly some of it was in the context of reporting from mr. giuliani and others talking about connections to new york. but again, i don't want to scapegoat new york because a lot of people were aware of it. and there were concerns about number of folks, but with regard to mr. come

report in that same report, loretta lynch recalls the conversation with director comey in the final days of the 2016 election. quote, comey said it is clear to me that there is a bunch of senior people in new york whoever hatred of secretary clinton. he said it is deep. you aware of this concern? >> i was aware of some of the press reporting, and some people expressing that concern. >> was one of those people director comey? >> a person having that concern? >> yes. >> yes. >> can you explain how that of thed the revelation word for wiener's laptop? >> you would have to ask director comey that. some of itiscussion, was in the context of reporting from mr. giuliani, talking about connections to your. new york. a lot of people were aware of it and their concerns were about the number of folks. my recollection is that mr. comey was aware of those concerns. i was not privy to discussions he had with the attorney general. with regard to mr. giuliani, on october 25, rudy giuliani promised a pretty big surprise coming up in the campaign. 28, giuliani claimed to be in contact with former agents a