that's very serious. >> eric: anthony, you feel loretta lynch -- you see somebody's husband clearly undergation boarding or airplane. don't you tell him, don't get on the airplane? >> he said he was playing golf somewhere. one of the most famous people in the world can't find it being played golf. something here the president has to use in his defense. comey, mr. comey, he didn't understand what was going on with loretta lynch's story. he took memos, false interpretation there. and i think there's a little bit of pulp to my false interpretation in terms of his messaging and communication with the president. in a bipartisan way, james comey got a misinterpretation of two different parties, people, and their offices. i think a jay sekulow needs to use that in their mueller investigation. >> eric: to believe loretta lynch, you have to have a lot of things lined up. can they all be true at the same time? >> eric, we are relying on this information based on russian intelligence. they are probably correct, but at the same time, i feel like the sources are not fully disclosed. we don't know exac

. >> theyey'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scr

the situation in the crisis torn country for you as it stands at the moment do you condemn those horrible political lynching third you can damn both horrific political assassinations but this deal. our people are always and i think it's very fair to say. hello for a good morning for me kevin and it's just a day to the morning this saturday morning the twenty ninth of july as it is no thanks for choosing to so many weekends going good so thirty minutes of news coming up the first barely a day seems to pass in the white house with a new controversy in upheaval and donald trump's now announced that his chief of staff priebus is going to step down to be replaced by the current secretary of homeland security john kelly is of course just the latest in a string of high profile officials to head for the exits in the past six months. a week ago the white house press secretary sean spicer there is also that his position that didn't come as a surprise to many as he hadn't appeared at briefings for some time alone now however the dismissal of the f.b.i. director james comey back in may did come as a major shock though

country's constitution we break down the situation in that crisis told country do you can down those horrible political lynchings third you can down those horrific political assassination of this deal by the our own people. and i think it's very unfair to say. why they just day this saturday the twenty ninth of july and of course kevin zero in here at all it's international so thirty minutes of news to come starting with this barely a day seems to pass in the white house with a new controversy up evil donald trump's now announced the chief of staff will step down to be replaced by the current secretary of homeland security john kelly there is he's just the latest though of course in a string of high profile officials to head for the exit over the past six months a week ago there was the white house press secretary sean spicer saying goodbye also left his position didn't surprise a lot of people that because he hadn't been to many briefings of late but the big surprise of course before that the dismissal of the f.b.i. director. james komi back in may that did come as a shock even for that guy one of the reasons t

do you come down to those horrible political lynchings third you can down those horrific political assassinations. killed by the by or our own people doesn't live rovers and i think it's very unfair to say. very good afternoon from moscow me kevin though in here and out international today it's just one of the afternoon this saturday here at h.q. and thirty minutes of news starts with this barely a day seems to pass in the white house these days isn't it with new controversy new upheaval donald trump knows announcing his chief of staff ridge probus will step down to be replaced by the current secretary of homeland security john kelly is just the latest in a string of high profile officials to head for the exit in the past six months just a week ago the white house spokes press secretary sean spicer left his position seemed to. and quickly didn't surprise too many people though because he hadn't appeared to many briefings of late however the earlier dismissal of the f.b.i. director james comey no that was a surprise that was back in may came as a major shock even to him one of the reasons trump ga

people person just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful. behold the whole world recognizes european union is not all of the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed no they have been snow they say they are being killed by the by our own people who post in the morning this saturday and most go right ahead here in the u.k. has had bricks it team takes another blow britain's prime minister heading off on holiday good timing a no find out after the break. when else seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. me. to shape out to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the past twenty twenty five years the smartest people in the world have left their industries and their disciplines and joined wall street as quantitative traders or money managers there is a pool intelligence in wall street that is unparalleled big oil is marching into that pool of int

i want to ask you about this. it says lynchut they never showed up and a picture of you smiling. >> they didn't really know it was that many blacks living in this area. once they figured out, they called that off. people was up on their houses. they had shotguns. that's one thing about in this area, we watch out for each other, black, white, everybody. community worked together. it's just a good place to live, i think. >> all right. before i go, can i check out the gym, the old gym? >> yeah. >> let's check that out. >> played a lot of basketball. that was the big thing here, basketball game. >> there's a stage over here. >> a stage there. >> bands, singles come in from all over the country here. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> any famous people? >> james brown. >> james brown? >> cab calloway. >> cab calloway? >> michael jackson. >> yeah. >> one of them old coal miners. >> when you're the only black hangout for 50 miles and there's a black people meeting going on, well, black folks just show up out of nowhere. it's like we sent up t

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are. behold the whole world recognizes the european union is not all of the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed now you have been so they say they are being killed by the by our own people coming here in moscow the sunday morning coming up a lot more the next fifteen minutes including as it breaks it takes another blow seems britain's prime minister itself on holiday. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around quite. come from washington washington media the media. voters elected to run this country business because. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done. and when almost seems wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to come out to. and it. equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. by going to morning a month after a disastrous snap electi

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynchings third you can down those horrific political assassinations we are. the whole world. is not only the united states. the people are. being killed by the by our own people thanks for watching out internationally it's not exactly fifty minutes past eleven in the morning here in moscow coming up after the break with iraq investigate claims of war crimes if the u.s. led coalition applies pressure we've got live reaction from a guest lined up for you to talk about. the past twenty twenty five years the smartest people in the world their industry and their discipline. wall street. traders or. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has been rewarding for delaware being coastal waters from little let me jersey defend island delaware now twenty nautical miles until five fifteen am it's four thirteen am showers were located along a line extending from near sea island city to near keeping loop and moving east at forty five knots answered we've got thirty four knots or greater sourc

kat smith should be lynched. you talibanic expletive! tory scum. eat expletive in hell, you tory witch. get out of my country, you ugly, racist expletive! ugly, smelly, muslim vermin. tory scum. we'll ask whether this kind of regular abuse mps receive will end up driving some of them out of politics altogether. plus, up to 60 reports of murder and thoughts of killing associated with antidepressants have been received by the uk medicines regulator in the last three decades. i believe if he hadn't taken the sertraline he wouldn't have murdered anyone. we'll look at what that means. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11. throughout the programme, we'll bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories. a little later, we'll hear claims that sperm is declining at such a dramatic rate the human species could eventually become extinct. fairly stark warning, that! we'll bring you all the details. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live. and if you text, you will be charged a

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you have the usurpation of loretta lynch. youdid have universal criticism of james comey that gave the president an escape route. now you have the president of the united states on record with the "new york times" talking about his dismay with the attorney general over his handling of russia. that, my friend looks more like obstruction. remember, the end game here is to have somebody in place to be able to get rid of robert mueller, the one person who's charged with independence over the russian criminal probe. >> all right, guys. let me get you to weigh in on a tweet from the president. i think we might have it. put it on the screen. after consulting with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on desizive and overwhelming -- looks like there's going to be more to ucome. what is your response congressman? >> well i think that the lead of the statement is that h

i don't know what lynch did. if you want to do it greatly and i can get anything good. e said he felt queasy when loretta lynch said refer to it as a matter, even diane feinstein said she should go in front of the judiciary committee. >> at the end of the day there is no comparison between russia's influence and trying to impact our democracy and bill clinton talking to loretta lynch for few minutes on the tarmac. if an investigation is called for, fine. i think she has made it clear that she is willing to come forward and share her information, but at the end of the day you are literally comparing apples and oranges and trying to compare the russia situation and their influence in our democratic process versus president clinton speaking to loretta lynch for a few minutes. dagen: gary b, it was a matter of days after that meeting in late june between lynch and clinton that james comey stepped up and said we are not going to recommend charges against hillary clinton. >> exactly. i'm not sure i agree with adrian on the apples to oranges. we don't know what the oranges, we

it's stunning how or why loretta lynch was personally involved in this. don't you think? >> yes. h is in a lot of hot water anyway. i have been arguing to bring her in and put her under oath. she is already out there. she needs to be brought in, she needs to be deposed about this matter as well. lou require want to turn to the f.b.i. nominee, director nominee christopher wray. talk about the independence of the f.b.i. in talking with a number of attorneys, whether it be jarett or any number of attorneys. the f.b.i. is not an independent agency of any sort or kind. >> no. exactly. it's one thing to say i'll be guide by law, not politics. i'll be independent of the political wind. but comey asserted implicitly that he was independent of any accountability. that's what you don't want in government. he's an interior for in the executive branch. if you say it's independent, that would mean back when j. edgar hoover was investigating martin luther king, jr. would it have been improper for john f. kennedy to say don't do that? you are violating the man's rights? lou: certainly that is th

abby: james comey and loretta lynch. youyou ask democrats why they have so much going on, they're saying, look, we are just trying to get to the bottom of this. trying to see if there's any wrongdoing here. well, there's still a lot of questions that remain with the handling of hillary clinton's e-mails and the role that james comey plays and loretta lynch. so i think a lot are going to be happy that finally republicans are stepping up to figure out what exactly went wrong here. but we talk a lot about these investigations, and we travel the country talking to the voters. and there are so many investigations going on. you have to wonder what ultimately wins elections? and democrats have gotten really distracted, i think, by some of these investigations. you don't know what they stand for anymore. so republicans, i think have to be careful in terms of focusing on exactly what their agenda is. there's a lot of good going on. the economy's doing well. i think if they can get something done on health care, i think if they can re

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful opposition behold the whole world recognizes the european union is not only the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed now they have been so they say they are being killed by the by our own people that's their liberal always and i think it's very unfair to say the u.s. led coalition is calling on iraq to launch a public investigation into its military's alleged war crimes and have the details on that for you after the break. the feeling of. every the world if you read. it you'll get it on the old old. old according to jesse. coming from iran. alone again with mounting calls for washington to end its backing of the iraqi army units coming from rights groups the u.s. led coalition is now urging iraq to investigate claims of war crimes committed by its military. been consistent reporting of allegedly laws of armed conflict violations recently any violation of the law of a

protesters against people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful opposition behold the whole world recognizes european uni's not all of the united states trying to go in to set up in america the people. who have been so they say they have been killed by the by our own people that's really rover's and i think it's very unfair to say. let us in the middle east now where rights groups and international observers have accused the rocky soldiers of executing dozens of suspected terrorists without trial the claims come just weeks off from lengthy battle to drive islamic states out of the city of mosul. two international observers were a group of iraqi soldiers we didn't find themselves as members of the sixteenth division the true naked men down an alleyway to which they had multiple gunshots they saw through the door of damaged house the bodies of a number of naked men lying in the doorway they said one of the dead men was lying with his hands on his back and peers have been han

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynchings third you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful opposition the whole of the whole world recognizes the european union is not all of the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed now. they say they have been killed by the by our own people that's really rovers and i think it's very unfair to say. suspected of a stabbing rampage in homburg on friday is a known islamist according to german police the attack left one person dead and six others injured picking up the story peter over. well as we find out more information about what unfolded on friday evening in hamburg we've heard from the interior minister of that city state he's described the assailant he's in custody as a known islamised. the suspect was known to authorities there are indications of radicalization as for the motive there is a reference to religious motivations on the one hand and islamic motives but on the other hand there are also signs of psychological

>> it is a pleasure to be joined by the bank of america-merrill lynch global m&a chairman. you have been in this capacity firs -- for about 18 years. give me a couple of trends. differe about how things today in the m&a landscape than a few years ago. >> 18 years. time flies when you're having fun. i can think of a few major trends over that time. the market is rewarding growth via m&a. it is not always the case. sometimes you announce a transaction and the price goes up. you announce a good, well structured, strategic deal, stock prices follow the acquire. number two is how m&a deals are being made.

protesters against people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful opposition the whole of the whole world recognizes the european union is not or that the united states twenty is going to set up in america the people. who have been so they say they have been killed by the by our own people thus through live rovers and i think it's very unfair to say. monday it's nice interior minister to stress that there was no easy way out of the migrant crisis speaking at a gathering of european officials in two days he urged for a common e.u. strategy. there is no magic solution no nation can alone deal with the migrate reflux a new nation is sheltered from italy's been of course the most vocal over the refugee issue because it's on the front line it's received most of the new arrivals coming by sea from africa so far this year almost one hundred thousand have reached the italian coast are teasley pre-trained could travel to rural areas in the country to see how the crisis is impacting l

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are. well positioned behold the whole world recognizes european unity is not only the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed no no they say they are being killed by the by our own people thus are liberal always and i think it's very unfair to say the death of a young black man off to being apprehended by police to spot clashes in london i don't have the details of that for you after this quick break. the past twenty twenty five years the smartest people in the world have left their industries and their disciplines and joined wall street quantitative traders or money managers there is a pool of intelligence on wall street that is. big oil is marching into that pool of intelligence. to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. want. you to going to be press which is what before three of the people. interested in the war. welcome

people first of just for supporting the government i mean do you condemn those horrible political lynching surge you condemn those horrific political assassinations we are a peaceful opposition behold the whole world recognizes the european union is not all of the united states trying to go on to say look at america the people are being killed now they have been so they say they are being killed by the by our own people thus are liberal always and i think it's very unfair to say a death in police custody has sparked clashes in london i'll have the details of that for you and all of these world news continues in just a couple of minutes. when else truths seem wrong. why don't we just don't. let me. get to shape out these days atika. and in detroit equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. twenty twenty five years the smartest people in the world. trade. traders or money managers. that is. marching into that. police brutality in london has resulted in clashes with police. protesters gathered on friday evening to demand justice for a twe

lynched. @rupahuq, you talibanic ...! tory scum. ugly, smelly, muslim vermin.k's been caught up in a political whirlwind. but here at westminster, a lot of people are afraid that in the recent turbulence, the very nature of our political conversation may have changed for the worse. mps have told this programme about an emerging culture of abuse and intimidation in public life. it should never be part of the job to receive this level of abuse. almost all of them told us that they'd received at least some abuse online, ranging from the quite trivial to the really very extreme. must also said in the last couple of yea rs must also said in the last couple of years things have become worse. conservative mp simon hart has been trying to shine a light on this problem, and he, at least, is convinced that he primarily blames activists on the left. there is more evidence of activity in this election orchestrated from the left than from the right, but i emphasise it was not exclusively like that. and so do you think, then, there's been a change in the character of left—wi

that's why you get in a situation -- >> as opposed to loretta lynch. >> hang on. rk levin and saying don't do this. >> sometimes -- i think they will make up. it's plausible that he would not like it that all of these people are telling him what he can't do and he will continue to do that very thing. >> other people need to go. >> wow. who?o? i want to read your mind. >> you might pass out and expire. >> i would. who do you think has to go? >> i think that this health care hasn't happened. a lot of promises made from the -- made to the president. i would be frustrated with that. you have the house and the senate. what is the excuse? >> we have to go. >> you should not beat up onw fellow republicans the way the president is right now. >> oh, my god. >> we are going to listen to juan williams' advice. >> juan williams says don't beat up on republicans. >> up next president trump takes trump at the media. a bit more from the president's rally earlier today. >> he is a young man. he is going back home to mommy. oh, is he in trouble. he is in trouble! he is in trouble!

gone to the fbi, the same fbi who said extremely sloppy but not negligent was told by loretta lynch that you call it a matter and not just an investigation. you have to look at everything. the 36,000 emails are out there like washington removed -- warned us. theould have been good of 36,000 emails that were out there that the obstruction was loretta lynch and james comey president.ing host: one more call for suffolk, virginia, line for democrats. caller: yes, i'm glad to be on your program this morning. this is my first time calling. need to stop and wake up. we did this. the people who voted donald trump into office, some wish they had never done a because this guy is the worst liar when it comes down to being the president of the united states of america. it's a disgrace and these tweets are nothing but a distraction. it comes down to the health care bill in any to tell the truth. this is why the insurance companies are backing out. host: our last caller -- where will we be on the health care bill by the end of this week. they will still be trying to move the health care bill it will be st

the names of the individuals that did the interviews, but it wasn't comey and wasn't loretta lynch. >> i hear you. you're concerned about this. i get it. are you concerned that don junior wanted to get information from what he believed was a high-level russian connected to the russian government? >> i think he was looking for information that would help his father's campaign. if we're going to outlaw dialogue like this, then we have to outlaw negative campaigns in their entirety. this goes on on both sides constantly. this was a tiny little thread of information that went nowhere. he did seem overly eager. he should have had a firewall. today he'll have a firewall in place. he was a businessman at that day. he had very little campaign experience. >> you chalk this up to naivete? >> i don't know i would call it knee eve. you can't accuse somebody of being naive if they don't have the experience -- >> isn't that the definition of naive? you're saying he didn't know better that russia is a hostile foreign power or he didn't see it that way? >> i think he's astute and smart and he's delivered this in

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when you have lynch saying call it a matter, not investigation. , what more proof do you need that that's the definition of i was using my place as an intelligence official to influence an election. which is absurd and disgusting. >> eboni: everybody gets an investigation. coming up, time to wake up, america. eric bolling is going to compare the ideas of president reagan took president trump. you do not want to miss it. stay with us. (vo) dogs have evolved, but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of nutrition. purina one, true instinct. six of you for when thyou stretch out.t i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from t

terrible still happens today fast forward thirty years lynchings a big thing lynchings a problem people start seeing it you know lots of black newspapers are trying to put it out there oh my god this lynching thing is terrible we have to stop it fast forward civil rights movement like you know oh my god cops are brutalizing people and all this stuff terrible bloody sunday happens when people are outrage. rodney king happens l.a. riots. almost seems like every thirty twenty eight years this is happening and you keep going and i think this is that of our generation you know i mean i was about richard pryor where he tells his joke you know you know you get paid on friday night you take your girl out then you get pulled over by the cops you know hands up drop your pants spread your cheeks and he's like you know who feels like having fun after something like that because white people don't believe this happens because they know the cops differently that's a job from the seventy's that works today. so yeah you know. white people getting outraged by the injustice the black people had to deal with in this country

lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for such time. mr. lynch: at the outset, i would like to thank chairman upton and ms. castor, the ranking member from florida, for their articulate debate this afternoon on this important issue. i'd also like to thank chairman sessions and ranking member slaughter and the full member of the rules committee for making this amendment in order. this commonsense amendment will simply ensure that the transportation security agency, the federal agency with the primary jurisdiction over pipeline security on behalf of the american people, will retain a meaningful seat at the table when it comes to determinations made by the federal energy regulatory commission, ferc, on whether to approve a pipeline construction permit. in particular, this amendment provides that in considering a pipeline permit application, ferc must simply consult with t.s.a. administrators as to whether a pipeline developer is compliant with existing t.s.a. guidelines and best practice

lynch. what do you think? because this is a great test for media bias.the mouth to investigate trump but not her, you may be biased. you look at this latest fusion acting on behalf of hr in connection with russia to undermine trump. if the media only focusesen on e side, not just the other one, if to ask yourself and you know the answer because your side lost so you are going after them. >> what do you think? spit of the g.o.p. has learned to fight fire with fire. you're going to investigate us, we will investigate you. let's see who is more get guilt guilty. loretta lynch, they won't investigate it. the immunity deals, the clinton foundation, clintons dealing with ukraine, the dnc server, the fixed dossier, legal leaks. there's a whole host of things they can look into. there's ao lot of meat on that bone and people are hungry. >> do you think this is a good idea? >> i guess. i think one of the problems is as all things that jesse just listed looks so scatterbrained and doesn't look focus. pick the three things. >> it is not a skinny thing. he mentioned

you for joining us. coming up next, francisco blanch, head of global commodities research of merrill lynch. doing this weekend -- looking at opec. from new york, you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro. one hour away from the cash open. features doing nothing. 1%. 1% -- 1/10 of we grind towards a third straight week of gains. german be long on the benchmark and on the euro and expect them to outperform? the answer is no at the moment. down 9/10 of 1%. 1.1636, just off the session high. the dollar making a little bit of a comeback. dollar weakness starting to emerge. still positive on the day, up by 2/10 of 1%. a basis point in the treasury. that is how we set up this friday. let's get some headlines outside the business world. here is emma chandra. emma: there is a report that trump has been asking his lawyers about pardons in connection with the russia investigation. the president asked about his power to pardon aides, family members, and even himself. at the same time, there are multiple reports that some of the pre

how it's impeded growth in a lot of these corporations i'm optimistic because that's the lynch pin from banks you look at cost cutting, return to capital all that look at the real positive that they're going to get of returning cash to shareholders we're seeing it happen it's really sparked a lot. >> return on equity has a highehig highest in the past five quarters >> 12% >> listen, the question you're asking is this a selling signal, is this the time to sell because the bank, if it is, somebody forgot to tell the rest of the market it really didn't have that much on an impact today, if you look, you could poke holes in some of the bank i'm remaining long but does that cause you to not order from amazon. not to use google search, cancel netflix? i don't think there's anything on the bank earnings today to me, that said -- >> i think loan growth is concerning the market >> right, but again, he's really not talking about the regulations as it relates to the ban bank the whole environment to trans act aboard ch so if you're going to take the guy at face value, i would say it kind of disappoints. >>

and there is great tough there if you are going after loretta lynch, james comey, bob mueller. ernaut the trump presidency would be if the republicans were behind him. lou: is there no one in that white house with the street smarts to grab mcconnell and ryan by the name o by by the na. mike: every day my listeners said you have had time to get your act together. we have got this guy in the white house and we don't know how to be unified. lou: he's win wing everywhere whether it's hamburg or washington, d.c. charlie: the republicans instead of getting on this never-trump bandwagon, at the very least they should have stopped and listened to how he campaigned and what he campaigned on because that's a winning message. mike: to a person the ones piling on are the never trumpers. lou: they are never republicans either. mike: i heard one on msnbc who just jumped ship from the republican party, he's going to be an independent. shocker. lou: mike gallagher, thanks. charlie hurt. thank you both. a great book to recommend written by my buddy james born and me. er viewer whose comment is r

but you had an interesting situation with loretta lynch in the chair. vestigate hillary clinton for the email case, but pay-to-play, than is some evidence of that, and we want to you investigate nose two people you see on the descreent right, loretta lynch for whether she unduly influenced the investigation and james comey for whether he was engaged in politics and both arguably could be potential crimes. what took james comey so long to reveal the fact that loretta lynch asked him to lie about the nature of the investigation? he just revealed it recently in his congressional testimony. why did he conceal that information? that's why members of congress want a new special prosecutor devoted to just that. lori: and the need for a second special investigation is you point out we should take a closer look into the clinton foundation and how she used her office to even' rich herself and her husband gregg: it's a crime to use your office to confer benefit from a foreign country. her emails suggest her donors gained special access. she helped ubs avoid the irs