sarah westwood?: there are two conversations we're having here. the law enforcement conversation. we don't know the specifics. we don't know if it is whom aberdeen under the microscope here or hillary clinton herself. politically speaking, this is very detrimental to hillary clinton. the nuances going to be lost on the lot of voters. the investigation has reopened seathe is back in the hot for the fbi. the senate races are much tighter. something like this has the possibility to help the gop retain their position. politically speaking, setting aside the legal aspect, this is a devastating development for hillary clinton. host: what would be the argument in hillary clinton's defense that many people have made up their minds. as we mentioned, this has been going on for a long time. will more e-mails change people's minds? be that argument could hold water. like i said, in this election, much support is thought. whole litany of things that donald trump has handled poorly. this is the sort of thing that

sarah westwood is here. and elizabeth harrington of the washington free beacon.hen you look the sheer number of hit pieces on him, a lot more than pieces on hillary clinton. >> absolutely. i think the has an incredible point to make. everyone knows the media is biased and what we have seen with these hacked e-mails released by wikileaks reinforces the fact we know that the media is willing to work with the hillary campaign to give her positive coverage, and you just see it when you turn into the other networks. we have huge bombshell stories about hillary clinton, her husband enriching himself through the clinton foundation, the fbi investigation that really wasn't an investigation at all. those get no coverage in the nightly news. they get two minutes, 30 seconds. it's all donald trump and something he may have the said. >> that's what he says. i'm one of those -- julie maybe you can help -- this stuff comes out, an 11-year-old videotape and woman coming out of the woodwork and it's incumbent on the media to question the timing but something to follow up on you

. >> there is a report out now by sarah westwood at the examiner that hillary clinton contradicted sworntimony she gave last week in writing her answers to a response from the judicial watch, freedom of information act request where she said i don't recall discussing the i.t. setup with bryan pagliano and pleaded the fifth and refused to cooperate. the new story is that there are e-mails that judicial watch just released that show her e-mailing with bryan pagliano in 2012 when network was experiencing troubles. so she certainly communicated with bryan pagliano about the setup and about the network, despite the sworn testimony that she did not, or she did not recall. trish: the semantics of this, if she said i didn't do this versus i don't remember, i don't recall. >> right. and look, we have now read in stories over the past few days about how many times she said i do not recall, i do not recall. it makes things look fishy, but when you have a moment like this where she's sort of caught, if she had said i didn't do this, and the e-mail showed she did. she would be in deeper trouble. tris

host: sarah westwood, investigative reporter with the washington examiner.hank you so much for the time this morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: asking our viewers this have the revelations impacted your vote? if you are supporting donald trump, the number is (202) 748-8000. supporters,ton (202) 748-8000. a third-party candidate, (202) 748-8001. from waldorf maryland, jody is a hillary clinton supporter. caller: i think the e-mails, there is terrible things she is saying, she is probably being dishonest and she is getting a lot of unfair favoritism but i still have to vote for her. i wanted john kasich because i think it is good for balance, but if they had nominated any sane person other than donald trump i would be voting republican. since it is am i cannot vote for him. host: that is jody in maryland. an undecided voter in anchorage, alaska. caller: thank you for taking my call. i know these are all important but the information seems trivial with all the other major issues we have. one of them would be, let me trump should be the only one conc

coming up saturday morning, washington examiner investigative reporter sarah westwood on the legal and of james duplications comey's announcement regarding the investigation into hillary clinton's private eval -- e-mail server. also, we look at the future of the affordable care act, amidst recent news that premiums are expected to rise and 2017 command what consumers should expect from a new administration, with brian blase , senior researcher at george mason university, and the family usa executive director. on wilson center is director recent reports from moscow of russian activities surrounding drills.bomb survivor plus, the latest on the hacking of the dnc and hillary clinton's e-mails. c-span's washington journal, beginning at 7 a.m. eastern saturday morning.joined the discussion . tomorrow, former president bill clinton speaks at a hillary clinton rally in columbus, ohio. our live coverage begins at 2:15 p.m. eastern. live coverageern, of donald trump at a rally in -- phoenix, arizona. see them both here on c-span. now, a debate between the colorado's colorado's sixth u.s. house

we're joined now by sarah westwood, here ticket was a little more information, to break down the latestails of events. your most recent story for "the washington examiner" had this headline. staged trump." how have the developments foc affected the campaign so fa? guest: taken the focus off trump. women have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. now, the dynamic has shifted because clinton is on the defensive, having to explain what happened with the fbi, without actually knowing what is going on. she is now on the defense. trump is able to remind voters why they may have reservations about her. host: what we know so far about the new e-mails discovered? guest: we know the fbi discovered at least one, possibly multiple devices at the home of anthony weiner and houma separatein investigations of weiner's sexual texting to a minor. they found information pertinent to the original investigation of clinton and her staff mishandled classified information. that is all we know. we collection know if there's anything significant in those e-mails. experts and legal analysts have come f

. >> sarah: happening today, a westwood school is getting scrubbed down. an infection is forcing a deep cleaning. jennifer eagan is live with more on what's making students sick there. jen? >> jennifer: sarah, good morning. four students here at westford academy have been diagnosed with a serious staph infection. the students already had a scheduled day off today. now the school is taking steps westford academy, said to be thoroughly cleaned after four students were diagnosed with mrsa or another staph infection. >> you hear about it all the time, especially around here, so when it does happen, it's a scary thing. >> definitely concerns me. and i wonder what they're going to do about it. >> jennifer: the school superintendent says extra custodians have been called in to try to disinfect the school today. >> we're focusing on locker rooms anke and gym mats. we're asking students with gym clothing they're transporting back and forth to school the launder those. >> jennifer: the superintendent says it's impossible to know where the bacteria came from. a parent