amy: michael tracey, the effect of one of the person who installed the server in the house been granted immunity? and the other, the reason that they would do this? is it possible it is related to not wanting to have foia requests of e-mails and questions about these e-mails that were involved with countries that had dealings with the clinton foundation? >> a person named brian has been granted immunity by the department of justice, and that does not tend to happen unless there's some substantial criminal proceeding having been undertaken or underway. so that has not been given adequate consideration by democratic partisans, either. as you mentioned, there is the issue of whether public records laws have been flouted. that could conceivably, you know, depending on how enterprising a prosecutor is, could be folded into a criminal charge because there are certain federal statutes governing how agencies and stewards of agencies must maintain public records. it is already established that hillary clinton's maintenance of records violated the regulatory framework of the state department. now