stuart: judge napolitano, you are with us.hours. >> i have terrible hearing in my other ear. stuart: what is the take away? >> to take away if there is no intellectually sound justification for the decision not to prosecute mrs. clinton. we know that because attorney general lynch refuses to answer any question about e-mails, the fbi or the decision not to prosecute. when the democrats ask her a question about gun control or copyright law, she's willing to ask in great detail to their satisfaction. stuart: before we close out, i want to go back to the stock market because this is really some pain. we started on the show at 9:00 eastern time. we knew we were going to go well. we did not realize we were going to go to an all-time high. if you look closely at 18,350. the previous all-time high which the dow had never reached before today was 18,351. that is where we are as of right now. amazingly enough, with a world awash in money, negative interest rates, riots on the streets, et cetera comment header, et cetera, you know the n

judge napolitano: i wish i knew.orney general, she was us attorney, one of two us attorneys in new york, reputation as a lawyer, straight shooter, was impeccable. in the last two months since the orlando massacre when she had to fight terrorism with love and order the reduction of the fbi report to create a false impression of what was or was not in the reported this nonsense with hillary and the nonsense yesterday, she completely undermined the credibility which she took a generation to build up, she is in danger of losing. of the one it is a sad story because she is a fine lawyer and a great lady and that troubles me. judge napolitano: she is willing to carry the political water of the west wing and that is very dangerous. when politics has to lead. stuart: she is carrying the political water for the clinton team. countless other people have done that. judge napolitano: the polls you were discussing, trump has a lot of baggage but when it comes to honesty versus mrs. clinton -- stuart: it is 49-37. judge napolitano

judge napolitano will be here. you know he has a lot to say about this. melissa: what can we expect from the republican convention? we are going to ask former presidential candidate mike huckabee. he will be giving his big speech there on monday as security is still scrambling to get everything in place. >> right now we're, we had two years to prepare for this. we had two years to get our equipment for this. we're still waiting for things to arrive five days from this. >> our opportunities too great, our lives too short to waste this moment. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. melissa: record close for the dow second straight day. s&p 500 barely squeaking out a new record. you kno

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judge andrew napolitano weighs in just 15 minutes from now. was kicked out of a mexican restaurant, denied service because she supports donald trump, she's going to tell us her story. first, though, to the markets, checking the big board, tryingar losses, down 50 points at 17,790. also let's check the price of oil, it's been fluctuating since yesterday's big drop, still slightly lower, or just down 20 cents. now, maybe the biggest story, take a look at the ten-year treasury yield, 1.38%. people pouring into the ten-year u.s. treasury because there's nowhere else to get any yield. credit suisse downgrading the airlines, all the red arrows you can see there, united, continental down significantly, down more than $2. disappointing sales, meanwhile, atwalgreen boot alliance down to $80, and shares of amazon touching a lifetime high of $734, right now at 733. as we said, hillary clinton in atlantic city next hour. she will attack donald trump's business record there. joining us this hour, "the wall street journal"'s james freeman, elizabeth macdona

we asked our in-house legal expert judge andrew napolitano for reaction. we'll play the sequence and ask you for your reaction. >> it was really a social meeting. >> if she was investigating a mobster, would she chat with the mobster's wife? if she was investigating the chief of a drug cartel, would she chat with that person's spouse? this stuff just is not believable. deirdre: so, katrina taken out of context, put in another one do you see it the same way? >> i absolutely see it the same way. i mean this was a secret and unethical meeting. the instant that she knew bill clinton was coming on to her plane or the instant she saw him, she should have immediately asked him to leave and let him know it was completely inappropriate for that to happen again. bill clinton could be the target of his own fbi investigation simply because he is heavily connected to the clinton foundation and number of donations that come from looking like political favors from his wife while she was at the state department. >> fact that bill clinton appointed loretta lynch back in 19

napolitano is back. is in session. works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. john: it's official. the democrats picked hillary clinton. is she going to do wonderful thing for you? >> raising the minimum wage, fair schedule, paid family and medical leave. john: that sound expensive. who pays for it? corporations? >> ban dorm that profits? >> yes. john: is the democratic candidate a crook, a liar who wiped her server clean? >> like with a cloth or something? john: many in her party don't like her.

we had judge andrew napolitano on.ou think about what we are expected to hear about loretta lynch saying they will accept any recommendation. >> at 11:00 at the aspen institute, she will have to further explain what she meant by that. a lot of people interpret her comments as meaning i am going to keep out of it, accept the recommendation of fbi director jim comey and career prosecutors. i guarantee you she will pull that back and say i will make a decision. don't get comfortable with i am going to be really good about this and let the career prosecutors handle it. the president of the united states said there has been no security problem as a result of the clinton email server. that send a signal to the fbi. the husband of a target, of a criminal ongoing investigation with the fbi sends a signal to the fbi as well. what we have got here are people who lie on a regular basis. i did not have sex with that woman. i did not send emails with any security risk information on it. the bottom line is this. if the president ins

napolitano said she will expands campus food pantries. the money will also go to registering students with a nutrition program, and designing student housing with food prep areas. uc regents will discuss the plan next week in san francisco. >>> future generation of tech took over at&t park. thousands of people gathered for intern palooza. it started with a bizarre invitation. >> reporter: the biggest intern take over in the world, silicon valley recruiters handed out tons of millennium flags, including bloomberg pjs. but this year, microsoft tried to one it up, by sending out a bizarre invitation. the e-mail from a recruiter, shared by a twitter user. it starts with: we shared the post with interns at the fair. >> there will be lots of drinks, the best -- and just like last year, we're breaking out the beer pong table. >> what do you think? >> i think they needed to do more digging into what the context of all these words were. >> i think it's trying too hard. like when your parents try to use the lingo that is the flavor of the hour. >>

to fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. not likely to be suspended, i take it, judge? >> no not at all. it would be unconstitutional, an effort by the government to take away a federally protected constitutional right when governor kashich was approached with this proposal, as i understand it over the weekend, responded quite appropriately, since that time they've had research done and it reinforced his original inclination. no suspension. >> which now -- the republicans wanted this open-carry law, their supporters all across the country. enough they can't suspend it for the convention, even in this atmosphere. they're stuck with the law which they proposed. >> you know, it's unclear -- other than the head of the police union, whom you interviewed on your show this morning 0, recently, it's unclear from what sources the request for a suspension is coming. if it's coming from the republicans themselves, this would be irony to the point of insanity because the republican party has champions,' my view quite properly, happen to

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here to weigh in is nap -- is andrew napolitano. >> in fairness to her, i think she revealed she is farore lawyer than politician and she is uncomfortable carrying water for a decision that ought to come out a different way. i don't know how the meeting with bill clinton came about. the worst case scenario is -- if he manipulated this to take out mrs. lynch and her senior a aides that's called obstruction of justice. nevertheless, whatever they talked about, they could have talked about the grandchildren and golf, the impression of him going into a private jet with just her and her husband and flight attendants there while he and his wife are being investigated by the justice department that she runs. that impression was so bad she recognized it. she took her senior staff out of the case. that leaves the investigation of police clinton's failure to keep safe national security secrets entrusted to her by the f.b.i., this is the first time in the post j. edgar hoover f.b.i., back to 1971, that the f.b.i. * and not the justice department had the final word on whether someone would be prose

andrew napolitano is with me. >> i do in large measure.ourt is the antidemocratic branch of the government. it's not there to do what it thinks the majority wants. it's there to enforce the constitution, to preserve our liberty even if that means frustrating what the majority wants and when it does that consistently and intellectual honesty, even if we don't like to outcome we give it credibility and we follow it. but if the supreme court becomes just another political in the government like the congress or president and i'm not demeaning by calling them political animals, the supreme court will lose the moral honesty, ability to -- to command our attention and to drive the law. so i suggest to you not only is donald trump right, not that she should resign and not that her mind is shot but highly inappropriately to say this publicly, i suggest to you that other members on the court even those who agree with her about donald trump are very unhappy because she said that because it's the most blatantly political statement made. trish: has any

president janet napolitano said she will spend more than $3 million to try to fight the problem. the money will be spoent expansion of food pantries and designing new student housing with food prep areas. >>> a san jose man perplexed that home insurance bill has done something unexpected. >> it actually dropped so he called consumer investigator to help scrutinize the numbers. >> his loyalty to his homeowner's insurance company bore fruit. a renewal notice offered $65 savings but this retired business man ran the numbers. his premium is falling but found his coverage being cut. >> where is the other 8%. >> a spokesperson told us the decrease in the amount of replacement coverage does not always correlate to identical decrease in price. he dropped the hartford and chose a different company. if you have a question please call us. 888-996-tips or online nbcbayarea.co nbcbayarea.com responds. spending to get rid of recalled air bags when it is supposed to be free. >>> the stars are going to be aligned in san diego. it includes johnny cueto starting tonight for the national league. cu

this intent that james comey says we couldn't prove intent, yet i'm told by judge napolitano and othersoesn't matter. if you mishandle a secret document, doesn't matter if you knew or not. what is it? >> it's gross negligence. that's another ball game proving negligence. it's harder in some ways and easier in others. you can be sure they put up evidence, they were not grossly negligent, and there's a battle, and whether or not it's proved beyond a reasonable doubt. i think it could, obviously, certain people disagree with me. >> well, yeah, no reasonable prosecutor, but there's a lot of reasonable prosecutors who go, yes, i would, but if you think about it, there's also -- you deal with the court of law, but we're talking about the court of public opinion now, and were you surprised by director comey coming out and saying, i'm not charging her, but let me tell you all the terrible stuff she did, and a lot of the attorneys that are pro-hillary lawyers say that was out of line. do you agree? >> well, they may have a point in a perverse way. it's not normally how things work between the fb

i'm sure judge napolitano will have something to say about that.s a great guy. >> we're waiting for a conference, they're going to come out and talk about the situation in san diego. we'll go to it as soon as they start speaking. meantime, yeah, you said you have another suggestion as well. >> one more point. the president of the united states and speaker paul ryan. let them come together. i'm looking at you. come together, please, and calm the nation. we're republicans, democrat president, republican speaker, we need our leaders to stand up and speak not about politics but about calming nerves across the nation, especially of our men and women in blue. >> what does that sound like if they come together? inevitably every side gets offended by the language. if you say all lives matter, that's a controversial thing to say now, blue lives matter. how do they come together and not inflame one side or the other? >> they come together by telling the truth. and the truth is all lives matter, black lives, white lives, every life matter. when they come out

this intent, and james comey says we couldn't prove intent, and yet i've been told by judge napolitanond others saying intent doesn't matter, if you mishandle the secret document, doesn't matter whether you meant to or not. which is it? >> it's gross negligence, some ways that's a whole different ball game of trying to prove negligence, gross negligence. can be harder in some ways and easier than others. you can be sure they put up lots of evidence they weren't grossly negligence, and you can be sure they show they weren't gross grossly negligent. obviously, people disagree with me. tom: no reasonable prosecutor, there's a lot of reasonable prosecutors, that go yes, i would. if you think about it, you deal with the court of law, but we're talking about the court of public opinion now, and were you surprised by director comey coming out and saying i'm not charging her, but let me tell you all the terrible stuff that she did. and a lot of attorneys that are pro-hillary lawyers say that was out of line, do you agree? >> they might have a point in a perverse way. not normally how things wo

i spoke with judge napolitano in the last hour, who shares a similar theory as you by the way. >> republicansn this committee want to know whether or not she lied under oath last fall. the fbi's conclusion made quite clear. all the work emails were not handed over. all those work emails -- harris: would you forgive me, bill? congressman jason chaffetz right now talking with loretta lynch this is live on capitol hill. let's watch it together. >> again, you know, more facts on the hypothetical but i would look at a number of things and depending how you previewed it could go any number of way. >> is it legal or illegal to store, house, or retain classified information in a non-secure location? >> again i would refer you to the statute. one could in fact have liability. again, depending on nature of facts and circumstance. >> do you have any examples where it's legally acceptable to retain classified information in a non-secure location? >> i'm, i don't have hypothetical answer for that. >> is it legal or illegal to provide false testimony under oath? >> there are a number of statutes that cover

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janet napolitano wants a $3 million initiative to feed them. the funding would expand campus food pantries over the next two years and help students form a nutrition program and help schools install food prep areas in dormitories. regents will discuss it next week in san francisco. >>> today in san francisco a vote that could spell a free education for city college students. but something has to give. kpix 5's jackie ward reports from san francisco. >> reporter: michelle, free sounds great especially if you are a struggling college student. but then the question does become, who pays? supervisor jane kim says the same people who are contributing to the seemingly unstoppable luxury housing market should pay for it. she believes that by slightly increasing their taxes pursuing a higher education would be more attainable for working students. if the measure passes it would increase the transfer tax for commercial and residential property sales at $5 million or by a quarter percent. it would create a new tax bracket for property sales valued at mor

she had worked closely with janet napolitano, her opposite number in the united states, and she talkedhow important that cooperation is, how important that cooperation is going forward. i think we can absolutely expect more of the same. when it came to the invasion of iraq, theresa may supported that. when it came to supporting the u.s.-led coalition in syria in 2013, she voted for that, and again in 2015, when that vote actually carried, again, she voted for support of the u.s.-led coalition in syria. so i think this is a leader who's going to follow in david cameron's foot steps and that of many other british relationship with europe at this time. but britain still sees itself as an important partner for the united states in helping shape the thinking, the broader policy, if you will, the attitude towards common threats in europe. so i think you'll find teresa may continuing to want to play that role. >> in parliament, looking at live pictures as the small motorcade with current, but only current for another few minutes prime minister david cameron makes its way to buckingham palace.

judge andrew napolitano is here.er] this is not the legal issue, but i want your legalistic mind to work. >> you want a l legalistic answer on a nonlegal issue. >> get on with it. [laughter] you are correct she's not sold a document -- not attempting to make money off of somebody else -- >> was that plagiarism? >> relatively common phrases odd they were used precisely the same way in a very, very similar venue by a similar person becoming first lady at the time. but such common phrases that could have been taken from almost anywhere. look, you and i read and write and speak a lot, and ideas get into our brains. we don't always know where the phrases come from. we just emote them. >> yes. >> but so here's my view. if you like donald trump, this doesn't resonate at all if you don't like donald trump you'll phoned every excuse to attack him, his wife, his wife's speech writers. >> find it credible that that's the mainstream media. >> i don't credible but rational because mainstream media can't stand donald trump and loo

let's ask fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano who's been all over this story.ution on the e-mail scandal from comey kind of sort of. what do we see coming down the pike? >> there are three investigations of mrs. clinton. one has not started. one that has not started has been referred to the dock congr and misleading the congress. he went through five things she said to the public and to congress. it's a crime to mislead. mislead is defined as creating a false impression. and it is clear that she did that but it's the beginning stages of the investigation. secondly, she certified under oath and in writing to a federal judge in a freedom of information act case that she had surrendered all of her e-mails to the state department. we know from director comey that the fbi found thousands of work-related e-mails that she didn't surrender, many that she tried to destroy. the big one, the one that director comey quite properly did not want to discuss, the fbi has an internal rule against discussing publicly investigations going on is the one about the clinton foundatio

yale my daughter graduated from stanford and california yellow matter of leon panetta and janet napolitanoan you do about that? i am far away i don't understand what it understand that has such frustration with european committee for having my view as a leader missed. if you the paralysis was a problem i can only imagine to watch the immigration crisis the austerity crisis and not feel there is any solution whatsoever not only are we a more diverse nation so this bernie sanders campaign was that sinn in motion the action as cities all over the country paid sick leave and a host of other issues and that means we year in a healthier place yes there is tremendous frustration but our party is and have been much better place and i give her a lot of credit. with that is fully explain to the american people will draw people to perhaps they can get their right to get. >> you're just back from a trip from italy. >> we have been studying at the italian as part of the yale program there and he left america as a typical teenager i walked up to him with the horse races and he starts speaking in italian

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, 2010, between american muslim leaders and the department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano which was hosted by the department of homeland security civil rights and civil liberties. it was controversial because several of the individuals attended the invitation-only conference in d.c. were known affiliates of at least two of the same muslim brotherhood front groups that had just been named as unindicted co-conspirators in the largest terrorism trial in the history of the united states, the holy land foundation trial. also that spring at least six individuals with known affiliations to the muslim brotherhood front groups were appointed to the countering violent extremism cve working group which was convened under the authority of the homeland security advisory council. i would like to show you now the logo of the muslim brotherhood, the moderate organization that this administration chose to ally itself with. across the middle it says -- which means the brothers of the muslim or the muslim brotherhood. and taken from koran 8:16 is the word which means prepare yourselves to te

napolitano: people, my people, everybody's people, the american people want gun reform. republican colleagues are blocking the vote. but we need to have a voice. no more silence. stop blaming mental health for mass shootings. the fact is, more often they are the victims of -- rather than the perpetrators. it is anger, it is hate, it is racism, the main causes of the mass shootings. reducing mental health stigma would save lives, as 2/3 of gun deaths are suicides. i encourage those that need help to seek help, reduce self-harm, learn the signs of mental illness, need to focus on prevention and training, especially of police and public on mental health. not more guns. educate youth on how to peacefully resolve problems, conflict resolution through -- and anger management. we must change the culture of guns. violent images are too common in the media and entertainment and video games. learn to have less hatred, more tolerance, and focus on what unites us. allow us a vote. i want to prevent terrorists and others on the no fly list and universal gun control. i yield back. the

i probably have been kind of rough questioning jeh johnson, and before him, napolitano, especially when she lied a number of times during testimony. but i don't want to give these people any more power over my person than is absolutely necessary. and this is not a good provision -- >> host: so, you're on some sort of list right now? >> guest: well, i don't know that i was on a list, but that day they said they were alerted. i traveled internationally in the past week to jordan and turkey. it's nice to be able to shore up friendships with people who have actually been friends. and i am not saying erdogan in turkey's a friend. he's not. he's taken the country in the opposite direction than ataturk brought it. and they didn't tell me i was singled out by homeland security, so maybe they're easing up on me now. >> host: staying in texas, let's go to your district in nacogdoch nacogdoches. curbin is waiting, an independent. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? i want to ask about benghazi. the ambassadors over there, they got killed. now, i know they say hillary is totally responsible, but wou

joining is right now judge andrew napolitano. good to see you, judge. >> good to see you, maria. clinton still in the lead, do you believe it? >> i believe it and i thought that the fbi report that did not recommend indictment but did point out lying under oath and lying to the american public and misleading congress would have an effect on the poll numbers but there's a gaggle of people out there who want a female progressive in the white house and believe that there is their time and this is their moment that they're apparently willing to overlook something as fundamental as honesty and fidelity to the rule of law. maria: yeah. we were talking about something said a while ago, governor huckabee you made an important point that people are not honest necessarily when they talk about who they're going to vote for yet. >> i think that we forget that the media overwhelmingly favor hillary clinton. they gloss over hillary clinton's real record and the dye depositions that outright lies that she told the congress under oath. there's a sense that people are conditioned that way but i a

i have probably been rough questioning jeh johnson and before him, napolitano, especially when she leftumber of times during testimony. give thesent to people any more power over my person than is absolutely necessary. host: so you are on some sort of list? guest: i do not know that i was but they said they were alerted. i travel internationally in the past week to jordan and turkey. it is nice to be able to shore up friendships with people who have actually been friends. he has taken the country in the opposite direction, and i did ,ot have, they did not tell me i was single doubt by homeland security, so maybe they are easing up on me now. independent. good morning. i want to ask questions about think ozzie. the ambassador there got killed. wouldn't congress be more to giveble because protection, they said they could not pay for it they denied the funds to send the troops over there or whoever to be over there. congress, that they want to support them over there? even more responsible because they cut off the thumbs? guest: thank you. i guess that is one of those things that gets spre

napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. we are here because a lot of families are asking for gun control. families in our district want the house to afpblgt poll after poll indicates public support to prevent gun violence. democrats want to pass real reform but the house republicans refuse to allow a vow. we want action in this house. congress passes nothing. no more silence. watch who is preventing the action. the gun lobby, n.r.a., and our republican colleagues. meaningful legislation on gun control was in 199 , the brady handgun violence prevention act. crimes involving guns happen frequently, too often. 91 a day motivated mostly by hate and racism. we need dialogue in this house of the people. this is where the action is. on the floor and in committee. i'd like to thank all of my friends and people in the district who called, wrote, and posted on media. they all want action. they want congress, the house to pass and do something. we must keep the guns out of the hands of the individuals. ot stigmatize mental health. the

napolitano was being interviewed and he brought up the fact that the american people have not been told truth about the investigation into the use of a private e-mail server while ms. clinton was a secretary of state. he brought up the point that the american people have been told that this was a crime of specific intent, and he said not true, which i agree with because i know a little bit about the laws. that crime is a violation of a national security act. it does not require a specific intent to commit the crime. that crime of distributing classified material knowingly on an unsecured line or unsecured means is, in itself, a violation of the national security act. host: we got your point. what do you want to conclude with? caller: that's fine. host: that was dave in fort belfour, virginia. sandra on the democrat line. who are you looking forward to hearing from? caller: i really have no opinion because nobody is speaking to me in this campaign, and i want to know why the dnc does not have this issue on their platform. i am a disabled united states marine corps veteran and i have alwa

the alma mater of leon panetta and janet napolitano. don donte has three more years. >> we have a question right here. i'm a london based urban innovation consultant and listening to debates this week and feeling the parallels with brexit, even in london, there's been a huge spike in hate crime since the referendum result. i'm wondering what you as mayor of a very diverse city and very toll rant inclusive are feeling in terms of a backlash and what can you do about that? >> i have thought about that. i appreciate the question. i'm far away and don't pretend to understand what i don't understand but i have such frustration with the european community for having in my view sort of the leaders missed the gathering storm. and i don't think as here it's not first and foremost about immigration, it's about economic frustration. in fact, boy if i thought parl sis in washington was a problem, the parral sis created at an attempt at unified european government, i can only imagine how anger creating that is to watch the immigration crisis and aus