mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers. >> it's just wrong, you don't get to be a smearer with derogatory information. >> i'll neither defend nor criticize what director comey has decided to communicate to the public about this investigation. >>> on monday, they dismissed claims that actions were political. the president doesn't believe that he's trying to influence the outcome of an election. strategic apologizing to benefit anyone. >> about the review, that the department of justice said they're dedicating all necessary resources and taking appropriate steps as expeditiously as possible. >> over the last days, we've not spoken with anyone that by-election day. >>> big reminder, get your early ballot in the mail today. the recorder's office said they're taking longer to deliver mail and they want to make sure your ballot is delivered on time in case there's a delay. ballots must be received by next tuesday to count. for president but whether to legalize recreational marijuana. if all of the measures pass, a quarter of the u.s. population would live in a state where pot allowed and how th

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers. while the fbi has not contacted us about this, ms. abedin will continue to be, as she always has, forthcoming and cooperative. >> a lot going on overnight. comey standing by his guns. obviously what is interesting now is the idea we may not hear anything at all before election day. >> interesting also in that statement from huma abedin that she had not been contacted by the fbi yet until she heard about it from press reports. thank you so much. >> and not on the campaign trail. >> we saw that. >> traveling with hillary clinton. >> we will talk to you. >> the clinton campaign is accusing james comey of a blatant double standard. robby mook jumped on reporting that last month comey opposed naming russia as the so-called state hacker hacking democratic officials, arguing it was too close to election day. >> it is impossible to view this as anything less than a blatant double standard. that director comey would show more discretion in a matter concerning a foreign state actor than one involving the democratic nominee for president is noth

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of his. the fbi has not contacted us about this. miss abedin will continue to be forthcoming. if they haven't contacted her, it's another thought this extends beyond the election. >> what are people saying? >> you're hearing, this is interesting, you would expect it from the democratic side of the aisle, the clinton campaign. you're hearing from former republicans who sat in the same position as him. president george w. bush's attorney general on our air. it was a bad judgment call. senator chuck grassley saying, he did a disservice in effect by coming out so close to election day. that's the criticism there you have many acknowledging he was in a tough spot. had he had this information and come out after the election, there would be many who accused him of sitting on relevant information. perhaps trying to tilt the election in one direction. the folks that criticize him have history on their side. there's a long tradition of the fbi waiting 60 days to come out with an investigation. that's where you're hearing from the critics in t

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers. while the fbi has not contacted us about this, ms. abedin will continue to be, as she always has been, forthcoming and cooperative. error in judgment by the director. >> reporter: comey's handling of the situation has generated fierce criticism from both democrats and republicans. the list of former attorneys general coming out against fbi director comey is growing. they say he mishandled the information. we spoke to alberto gonzalez, who served a republican president. >> i think his decision has raised some very troubling questions. it is to some degree puzzling to someone like me. people are left to speculate criminal investigation and ultimately a criminal conviction of secretary clinton, and of course, she may be totally innocent. >> reporter: late today the department of justice responding with a letter. the department of justice appreciates the concerns raised in your letter. we assure you that the department will continue to work closely with the fbi and together dedicate all necessary resources and take appropriate steps as ex

mr. weiner's ipad? i know you looked at houma's but what about mr. weiner's question mark and they said, no we did not. in the agencies it, guess what? there is an e-mail or e-mails on wife to therom his secretary. they said no, my goodness, we need to take a look at that. that is where we are now and that is why the fbi director said he had no idea whether these new e-mails were even had already been reviewed by the bureau so all they are doing now is causing their t's and dotting their i's. caller: thank you. i have a problem with the e-mails. my problem is they came from benghazi. and the thing about benghazi is there was really only one person to write them and that is one of parents of chris stevens and never wanted anyone to talk about this. i read an fbi reportedly sum of 2001 and there was an fbi agent in arizona and she was one that we it in the newspaper that were trading the terrorists how to fly planes in arizona and florida. when the 911 commission came up, they never talked about it. they are paying more attention to the e-mails than 9/1

mr. weiner could contain emails of hers." (gfx out) "getting involved this close to the election is just wrong." "you don't get to be a smearer at large with derogatory information." // (track 3) f-b-i director james comey is facing relentless criticism for notifying congress about launching the review less than two weeks before the election. "i'll neither defend nor decided to communicate." (track 4)on monday, the white house struck down claims that comey's actions were political. "the president doesn't believe that director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election. the president doesn't believe that he's secretly strategizing to beefit one candidate or one political party. he's in a tough spot."rack 5)comey's decision to tell congress defied a reme attorney general loretta lynch. (track 6)(gfx in) in response to calls from congress to disclose more information about the review, the department of justice said they're dedicating "all necessary resources" and taking "appropriate steps as expeditiou

mr. weiner could contain e-mails. she will be forthcoming and cooperative. >> they have not contacted her. she found out from press reports. >> hillary clinton, when she looked at this election and thought who would be here with her in the final days, i doubt they would think huma abedin would not be there. >>> eugene scott, thank you. the clinton campaign is accusing james comey of a double standard. robby mook jumped on the cnbc reporting that last month comey opposed naming russia as the state actor hacking democratic officials arguing it was too close to election day. >> it's impossible to view this as anything less than a double standard. that director comey would show more discretion in a matter concerning a foreign state actor than one involving the democratic nominee for president is nothing short of jaw dropping. >> we should note cnn does not have the same reporting on comey in russia. >>> on the campaign trail, hillary clinton says flat out there is no case here. in ohio, clinton invited investigators to go

mr. weiner who is a gift that keeps ongoing. >> we don't even know what the e-mail says.s that why there's so much fuel to this. >> no question there is uncertainty. the other side to this, gasia, is that mrs. clinton is feeding the negative about her. she is not trustworthy and doesn't always tell the truth. even in this instance she has taken a position saying i demand that you disclose all of the documents. knowing if there are 650,000 such documents to go through, they have to be checked with six intelligence agencies and redacted. you can't do that in a week. she has made something in an argument that she knows can't be met. at the same time, mr. trump is going to say the fact that there's smoke means that there is fire. therefore she is guilty or something like that. >> if you're advising her, what do you tell her to do? what does she need to do for the next week. >> deny -- if there really is nothing in there, deny she has never done any of these things. >> which she is doing. >> how effectively at this point? >> there is no case to be made. affirmatively state for

mr. weiner and miss aberdeen, and try to make sense of it.he director's notification to congress obviously lit off a firestorm of commentary in both sides. they felt pressure. they were bound to try to get through it as quickly as possible to see --. >> but that is a lot stuff to get law in nine days, thousands of them. so do you think when he came up to say, look, there is nothing here that would prompt us to change what we did back in july...you know this process and how long it takes better than anybody. is that about rights nine days? >> thank good for automation, the fbi has created or built some software that would allow them to get through the volume with this sort of speed and with an accuracy that allowed the director to make this notification today. i don't think they were hand searching and pile "a" to pile "b" with individual agents and otherwise saying have you seen this before? >> okay, but do you think that the director put himself in the corner, that he had to do what he did because he said i will give you the latest developme

mr. weiner could belong e-mails of hers. miss dunn concludes by saying, while the fbi has not contacted us about this, miss abedin will continue to be, as she always has been, forthcoming and cooperative. hillary clinton for her part campaigned today in a state where donald trump has enjoyed an edge lately, we're talking about ohio. our jeff zeleny is there. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton is pushing back on the fbi. >> a lot of you may be asking what this new e-mail story is about. why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing, with just days to go. that's a good question. >> reporter: her closing argument against donald trump now includes another apology about her e-mails, and the controversy that's dogged her. >> first of all, for those of you who are concerned about my using personal e-mail, i understand. and as i've said, i'm not making excuses. i've said it was a mistake and i regret it. >> reporter: it's a concession she rarely makes on the campaign trail. but

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of her.he fbi not contacted us about this as abedin will continue to be as she has always been, forthcoming and cooperative. >> she's notorious from never being feet from her boss. she's been noticeably absent for weeks. last week in ohio, clinton repeatedly said that the fbi has no case. she repeatedly tore into fbi director james comey. she invited fbi agents to keep on digging but insisted they won't find anything. >> i've said repeatedly, i made a mistake. i'm not making any excuses. but i will tell you this. if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers, by all means go ahead. look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails last year. >> in that clip, clinton makes what some are perceiving to be a telling remark. she refers to abedin as one of my staffers when previously she referred to her like a second daughter. here we are exactly one week away from election day and she appears to be no longer traveling with one of

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers." "while the fbi has not contacted us about this, miss abedin will continue to be as she always has been forthcoming and cooperative." there's also this, ohio governor, former presidential candidate, john kasich we learned has voted, he is not a trump fan as you probably know. he wrote in john mccain on his ballot. let's bring in the panel. "inside politics" anchor john king is joining us. cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, jeffrey toobin. gloria borger. also trump supporters kayleigh mcenany and jack kingston. clinton supporters bakari sellers and paul begala. jack and bakari are former lawmakers. jeff tuben -- i think we talked friday. you said comey is not going to speak anymore on this and this is is not going to be done until past election day. seems like you were right on both counts. will anything develop between now and election day on this? >> a lot of leaks from the fbi. >> that's how it's go

mr. weiner could involve e-mails of hers. >> getting involved this close the election is wrong. you don't get to be a smearer at large with derogatory information. >> reporter: fieb director james comey is facing criticism for notifying congress about launching the review less than two weeks before the election. >> i'll neither defend nor has decided to communicate to the public about this investigation. >> reporter: on monday, the white house dismissed claims that comey's actions were political. >> president doesn't believe that director comey was directly trying to influence the outcome of an election. the president doesn't believe that he's secretly strategizing to benefit one political party or candidate. >> reporter: general loretta lynch in calls from congress to disclose the department review the department of justice said they're dedicating all necessary resources and taking appropriate steps as expeditiously as possible. >> as much information as much clarity about the nature of the investigation as can be made available should be made available. >> reporter: bob goodla

mr. weiner, so maybe this is something they should know about, so i can imagine i call being made to thents who worked in that case where they say did you look at mr. wieners ipad? and they said no, we did not and the other agents say well there are some e-mails on his computer that are from and to the secretary and the other agents are like oh, what we did not have that, we need to take a look at that. that is where we are and that is why the fbi director said he had no idea whether these new e-mails rider significant or even had artie been reviewed by the bureau. all they are doing now is crossing the t's and dotting their eyes. host: in california, larry is a democrat, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a problem with the e-mails. my problem is they came from benghazi, and the thing about benghazi is there is really only one person to blame, and that is why the parents never wanted to talk to anybody about this. i read a fbi report in the summer of 2001 and there was a lady fbi agent in arizona and she is the one that put in the newspaper that we were training the

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers while the fbi has not contacted us about this, ms. abedin will be as she always has been forthcoming and cooperative. the white house staying on the sidelines. >> i'll defend nor criticize what director dircomey has deci to communicate to the public abou that director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election. >> reporter: donald trump sounding thankful for a pre-election day surprise. >> good job, huma. thank you, anthony weiner. >> reporter: now, clinton's strategy on this, she really seems to be trying to tackle it head on. the big question how does this play out when it comes to the ballot box? george, nearly 25 million americans have already cast >> thanks, cecilia. we are joined by hillary clinton's campaign manager robby mook. robby, thanks for joining us. i take cecilia's last point about a lot of early votes already in the bank but our new poll shows donald trump ahead for the first time since may. pretty dramatic drop over the last ten days. are you worried this race may slip away from you. >> i'm

mr. weiner and mr. ryan, the x house speaker and one, having many behaviors. but that is healthy.y wants change. with all the things mr. trump did in the campaign, this was a recipe for any candidate to collapse and disappear, but you have seen how the perseverance .f mr. trump people only care about change. mr. trump represents that. to wait when he takes over in january to see his policies. can see,ed on what you and the fact that you have known each other for 20 years, is a recipe for growth, for continued gains in financial assets? look up and has happened in the stock markets since he was elected. if you look atd: the stock markets as an indicator, it is almost euphoric. the last seven days, the market is going up continuously. it has been good for many of my stocks, like citigroup. but that is all short-term. settles, once the president-elect becomes president, and the policies become clear, sometime between january and june, that is when we will begin judging where we are heading with the u.s. economy. erik: you have been a longtime holder of citigroup, more than 25 years.

mr. weiner could contain e! mails from her. the fbi has not contacted us.s as be forthcoming. you have to go back whether or not you were telling the truth and telling the whole truth. >> yeah i think it is possible that she didn't know she had used this or these emails may have downloaded on to this computer. of course it is also possible that anthony weiner may have gone and accessed those emails given his rather checkered background. we don't know a lot about this case. i think what we do know is that james comey felt compelled because he was pressured from the inside to share more information he had been reluctant to share. or he thought it was important that the public have this information. i don't think he did it without thinking about it a lot first. bill: you wonder why the fbi would not have checked that computer in the first place but as you point out, who knows how they got there. steve hairs, thank you very much for analysis today. martha: more hits keep coming fromky leaks. how bill clinton may have plannedded to keep the money from the founda

mr. weiner could contain e-mails of hers. while the fbi has not contacted us about this, be, as she always has been, forthcoming and coop sidelines. >> i'll defend nor criticize what director comey has decided ection. the outcome of an e >> reporter: but out on the campaign trail, donald trump sounding thankful for a pre-election day surprise. >> good job, huma. thank you, anthony weiner. >> reporter: hillary clinton's strategy seems to be to try to tackle this one head on. she's talked about this investigation repeatedly on the campaign trail. how will this play out at the ballot box? nearly 25 million americans have already cast their ballots. george? >> thanks, cecilia. we are joined by hillary clinton's campaign manager robby mook. robby, thanks for joining us. i take cecilia's last point about a lot of early votes already in the bank but our new poll shows donald trump ahead for the first time since may. pretty dramatic drop over the last ten days. are you worried this race may slip away from you? >> i'm not, george. but

mr. weiner could contain emails of her. joining us gabi and campaign manager presidential campaign, good to see you, thank you so much for joining us. how do you think it is hillary clinton's campaign? >> talking to voters where they are seriously considered who they will support in the case tuesday and acting them do you want to support somebody who will be in criminal investigation. that is a powerful argument for him to be making seven days for the election and one he will likele carry in battleground states this week. maria: but just seems, steve, the clinton campaign the only answer here to double down, dig in. we have been down this road. is that the strategy. do you think they need to ramp it up in a different direction. there's one and call point to make here. hillary clinton was under investigation throughout most campaign and she was ahead the whole way. nothing new here whatsoever except for fbi director breaking ground by informing congress of his investigation and congress has nothing to do whatsoever with fbi

mr. weiner. any others for public comment? public comment is now closed. approval of minutes of the october 12 retirement board minutes. he was moved and seconded. >> moved and seconded we adopt the minutes of the october 12 board meeting all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the ayes have it. the meetings minutes will be a doctor. >> do want to take public comment on the item? >> public comment on the meeting minutes? no public comment. thank you. mdm. clerk >> items six action item consent calendar. >> it's been moved in second. moved by commissioner makras the second bite commissioner meiberger. we approve the consent calendar all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the ayes have it. >> item number seven a possible action item chief investment officer report. >> thank you mdm. chairman and good afternoon again board membership management of the narrative real quick. you will see that for the month our portfolio is down almost 1%. that was primarily because of the equity markets that were down almost 2% and also fixed in

mr. anthony weiner.include brand-new e-mails not officially turned over to authorities likely including even more classified information and maybe classified at the highest level. how sad. however the reports also show that the political leadership that the department of justice is trying very hard as hard as they can to protect hillary clinton. think of it. you have a great four-star general that right now a current four-star general that right now james cartwright is possibly going to be serving as much as five years in jail general betray us a great general his life was destroyed the young man took some pictures of a submarine. hillary clinton is running for president and she has done 25 times worse than any of them or all of them put together. john podesta her boss said that she has been in since. when i top person says you bad instincts. by the way she received the questions. nobody ever says anything about that. can you imagine if i received the questions to the debates. they would call for my imme

mr. weiner. any others for public comment? public comment is now closed. approval of minutes of the october 12 retirement board minutes. he was moved and seconded. >> moved and seconded we adopt the minutes of the october 12 board meeting all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the ayes have it. the meetings minutes will be a doctor. >> do want to take public comment on the item? >> public comment on the meeting minutes? no public comment. thank you. mdm. clerk >> items six action item consent calendar. >> it's been moved in second. moved by commissioner makras the second bite commissioner meiberger. we approve the consent calendar all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the ayes have it. >> item number seven a possible action item chief investment officer report. >> thank you mdm. chairman and good afternoon again board membership management of the narrative real quick. you will see that for the month our portfolio is down almost 1%. that was primarily because of the equity markets that were down almost 2% and also fixed in

mr. anthony weiner.rand new e-mails previously not trpd over to authorities, like lynn colluding even more classified information and maybe classified at the highest, highest level. how sad. however, the reports also show that the political leadership at the department of justice is trying very hard, as hard as they can, to protect hillary clinton. think of it. think of it. you have a great four star general -- a crept four-star general, right now, general cartwright, james cartwright is possibly going to be serving as much as five years in jail. general petraeus, great general, his life was destroyed. young man took pictures of a submarine, he's in jail for a year. i watched his mother the other night, and hillary clinton is running for president and she's done 25 times worse than any of them or all of them put together. john podesta, her head, says she has bad instincts. pretty bad when your top person working for you says you have bad instincts. that came out on wikileaks. bernie sanders would say con

mr. trump: good job, huma. thank you, anthony weiner. >> today in west virginia in charlestown, a lot of issues to talk about here. we have interviewed the mayor. that they have, she describes it as a godsend for this community, can take a hand that can take a hit when mgm opens up a national harbor. people are lined up for early voting. there is a tremendous engagement in this election. we will be setting up our soapbox. we will be here all day long to get folks an opportunity to sound off on issues. obviously coal is one t say and bring you their comments this afternoon at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. jummy: happening today, open a roman for the affordable care act health plan begins. -- open enrollment for the affordable care act health plan begins. the price of the so-called benchmark plan is going up by 25%, some facing an increase of more than one million consumers will have to pick a new insurance carrier because their current insurer is exiting the obamacare exchanges. we step outside and take a live look at the white house. another fa