tom fitton is here with me now . great to have you with us. thank you for all of the great work your organization does. turning to weiner and abedin. do you think that fbi now has a solid direction on which to proceed and is open to full prosecution of hillary clinton? >> well, who knows. the fbi had an open road ahead of them, or available to them, and justice deputy did as well. they refused to take it. despite all of comey's strong statement, key statement was misstatement law, suggesting that she did not do anything wrong to require prosecution. you have to wonder with the fbi why they did not get this material sooner, abedin is only other government official that we're aware of who had an e-mail account on hillary clinton's server. there was classified information to that was well-known. why done they rush to her apartment or wherever she lived and get all of those devices, early on. to protect the american people's national security rhetts -- secret, the fact they got it through a backdoor you know -- back into it through weiner investig

you have to have fortitude in congress, i agree with tom fitton, you need an independent counsel investigating this, that's the only way you're going to get the questions answered. lou: peter schweizer, thanks for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thanks, lou. lou: fox news chief national correspondent ed henry, throughout the day, has been covering these developments. ed, good to have you with us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: an fbi source tells me the focus is on thousands of e-mails that were sent and received by huma abedin clinton's most senior aide. this source could not say whether or not the e-mails went back and forth with clinton and huma abedin or whether they were classified. those are the two questions that are going to have to be answered. senior law enforcement official adding to me tonight, the fbi feels like they were in an impossible position as you were laying out. they found a trove of e-mails connected to the anthony weiner case which brought them to the clinton case which had been shut down. if they waited until after the election, they would have been accused by

wilbur ross, and tom fitton on the hundreds of emails they were able to get the state department to releaseust today. we thank you for joining us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: who would have thought entire u.s. presidential election would come down to anthony weiner. could f.b.i. director james comey face prosecution himself? harry reid thinks it comes down to the hatch act. should libertarians follow gary johnson to the polls or pull the lever for donald trump. grab a map. it gets spooky. this one hell of an october surprise. the internal conflict within the

republican leaders is loathe to exercise these tools, but impeachment is something that's relevant said tom fitton who has criticized gop lawmakers for failing to preemptively impeach hillary clinton. joining me elijah cummings, and congressman, given your role both on the select benghazi committee and darrell issa's committee of reform, what do you hear having been in the trenches when you hear jason chaffetz and others talk like this? >> i hear that they want to obstruct hillary clinton when she becomes president, and will do anything in their power to destroy her efforts. they have been obstructionists all along with regard to president obama for the last six years putting every kind of road block that you can imagine in his way. and they like the idea of being able to say that the president of the united states is under investigation. and so they will spend millions upon millions of dollars as we already spent in benghazi and other investigations of taxpayer dollars on this mission of destruction and distraction. >> in fact, i believe congressman jim jordan on that select committee that chairm

and tom fitton, author of clean house. then at 10:00 p.m.eastern afterwards, mary thompson jones details the day to day work of u.s. diplomats and looks at the issue of leaked diplomatic cables in her book, to the secretary, leaked embassy cables. she is interviewed by paula, former undersecretary for democracy and global affairs during the george w. bush administration. >> i think it's going to be part of government life and the speed at which and the multiplicity at which we communicate with each other now not only in long cables, but short e-mails, text, social media, tweets, all of that is going to be part of politics. >> on sunday, nobel prize-winning economist joseph stiglitz on the future of the euro in his book, the euro, howell, currency threatens the future of europe. go to book. go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> is c-span's campaign 2016 coverage continues with the debate between the candidates for arizona's first congressional district. republican paul and democrat tom discusses second amendment, arizona's coa

panel discussion with peter sweitzer, author of clinton cash then author of partners in crime and tom fitton author of clean house. at ten pm eastern, afterwards, mary thompson jones details the day-to-day work of u.s. diplomats and her book, to the secretary, leak embassy cables and the foreign policy disconnect. she is interviewed by the former undersecretary for democracy for democracy and global affairs during the george w. bush administration. >> i think we agreed to be part of government life and at the speed and multiplicity of which we communicate with each other now, not only in long cables, but short e-mails, texts, social media, tweets, all of that is going to be part of the body politic. >> on sunday at 645 eastern, they discuss the future of the euro in his book the euro, however, and courtesy threatens the future of europe. go to book to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> up next, tim kaine in philadelphia addressed supporters yesterday, the day after debating indiana governor mike pence and the only vice presidential debate. he talked about his performance in don

tom fitton, president of judicial watch, fighting the good fight, thank you. >>> coming up here on themp supporters who never voted before. our next guest calls it a phenomenon the experts are totally missing. >>> plus, you'll want to stick around, martin o'malley, bill richardson, and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway all joining us live. stay with us. it's time for the can-am yellow tag sales event. get a cash rebate of up to $3,000 on selected models or get the outlander l, starting at $5,599. don't miss out. visit your local dealer before october 31st. can-am. the ride says it all. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business >> just a week and two days before the election and more than 15 million people have already voted. >> and a record in texas where turnout apparently is up 50% from even the last presidential election. >> our next guest says that in texas many are not coming out for hillary clinton. he is the texas agriculture commissioner sid miller and joins us now to explain. mr. miller, thanks for coming on this morning. >> love your