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i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. this is the big story. the white house and allies quick to seize on a report from the justice department watch dog on fbi actions before the 2016 election. the doj inspector general calling former fbi director james comey's actions extraordinary and insubordinate. he was not politically motivated. the report details numerous failures by top officials heading the hillary clinton e-mail probe. concluding the fbi actions cast a cloud over the bureau. >> one of the ironic findings, comey used a personal g-mail account for official government business.

and in the other issue with the fbi, peter strzok and lisa page. >> the inspector general did not rule out anti-trump bias with strzok. he noted the russia investigation for a month instead of following up on a cache of clinton e-mails. this is tout by trump allies by deep state conspiracy to damage the president and using it as fodder to get rid of the russia probe. trump lawyer rudy giuliani is going straight at peter strzok. >> tomorrow mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in to investigate people like strzok. strzok should be in jail by the end of next week. >> political correspondent sara murray last more. -- has more.

>> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. in a report on the clinton e-mail investigation, the justice department announcing no evidence that conclusions from prosecutors in the hillary clinton e-mail probe were effected by bias or other improper consideration. president trump has made a habit of smearing the fbi work. this finds that former fbi director james comey's action were extraordinary and insubordinate. it was not fueled by political motivations. the 500-plus page report led to comey's initial july 2016 recommendation that clinton should not face charges. it condemns comey for usurping loretta lynn's authority at the time. -- lynch's authority at the time. and the discovery of e-mails were announced to the public days before the election. he calls that decision insubordinate.

christopher wray was disappointed after reading the report. >> the report identifies errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy and decisions at the least with the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. >> reporter: he vowed to hold people accountable and address what went wrong so the mistakes will never been repeated. back to you. >> let's bring in james gagli gagliano. good morning. good to see you. you spent 25 years at the bureau. what is the damage done to the reputation of the fbi and the public trust in it? >> dave and christine, i think the fbi is looking to put this in the rear-view mirror as quickly as possible. that will not be easy to do.

the first, this is the second ig report that has been released. there is a third that is hurdling toward us which is the investigation into the investigation of the trump russia investigation. we still have that on the horizon. i thought fbi director wray did a nice job of getting out in front of the, not allegations anymore, and say we will fix these things and make sure we conduct better training and we get better oversight and we sanction the people that committed really unthinkable acts in the report. i have to tell you, i started reading it and i was clean shaven. 568 pages. including appendix. it was a deep dive into the investigation. >> i'm not the first to say it was choose your own adventure reading. "the new york post" including we

will stop it. really appalling anti-trump sentiment that appears to be passed along between two fbi folks during the election. that is a problem here. also in terms of what it means for jim comey. democrats said we told you jim comey handled it badly. the times was terrible for hillary clinton. here is what he said. my team believed concealing the investigation would have been catastrophic to the institution. the ig weighs it differently. that's okay although i respectfully disagree. how does your former boss come off here? >> sure. christine, i agree with comey. i believe he was thrust into an untenable position as he described it of a 500-year flood. i think he was illequipped to

deal with that. the evidence produced no specific investigatory decisions. that says james comey did not place his finger on the scale purposely. james comey did not allow anything to infect the decision bias or decision making. to your point, there were people in his orbit, young, i inexperienced agents that did not think the same way he did. that was good to get it rooted out. it did not impact any investigation. those people need to be sanctioned and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> ironically, peter strzok, helped donald trump and drove the nail in the coffin, some feel, of the hillary clinton campaign. let's play for you what is now known as the full rudy. here is giuliani last night.

let me tell you what he said. tomorrow mueller should be suspended and strzok should be in jail. does this have anything to do with the mueller probe and should strzok be further investigated? perhaps did he commit a crime? >> dave, i have been very vocal in this issue. i was once an ununabashed fan o rudy giuliani. i think he has jumped the shark with this acting as house counsel. it is not right or appropriate for him to weigh in on who should be jailed and not jailed. those decisions will be made if a criminal referral is to be done. that would be done by the ig to the department of justice.proto. that is the steps that need take place. he is fanning the flames. i think the mueller

investigation should continue. if there is anything there, he will expose it. if there is nothing there, i trust and have utter confidence that robert mueller will do the right thing and say sorry, we investigated this and did not find it. here are the findings. we need to let that continue. i think rudy is trying to run a propaganda campaign. it is disappointing. >> what are the chances the 2016 election is over and we can move on? this has been the election that has never ended. >> i think you are right. again, as i pointed out at the top, christine, we still have one more ig report to come. that is the investigation into the investigation and we have the robert mueller probe to come to its conclusions. we will be at this for a while. unfortunately. >> 25 years at the bureau. great perspective. james, rocking one heck of a vacation beard. thank you. see you in 30 minutes. >> tell your wife thank you. president trump approving tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese goods.

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if we could manufacture something in the united states cheaper or better than we could import it, we would do that. >> this got a lot of attention. that is the voice inside the white house that kept these tariffs from going into effect earlier. china vowed to retaliate. the u.s. is now facing tariffs from the eu, canada and mexico. this will unfold today. june 30th is another deadline. export controls the white house wants against what china can buy and invest in the united states. >> bob corker trying to hold this up. ahead, details emerging of the republican compromise on immigration. the uproar growing over kids being separated from their parents at the border. the topic evoking raw emotions, even in the white house briefing room. >> parent. you're a parent of young children. don't you have any empathy? i .

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orderly processes are good in themselves. >> cnn's jim acosta asked white house press secretary sarah sanders about sessions' comments. she had not heard them. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. however -- hold on, jim. let me finish. i will not comment on the attorney's comments i have not seen. i know it is hard for you to understand even short sentences. the separation of a illegal alien family is the same loopholes democrats refuse to close. these laws have been on the books for over a decade. the president is enforcing them. >> moral policy to take children away from parents. can you imagine the horror? >> we have to enforce the law.

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roller coaster derails. some victims falling more than 30 feet to the ground. wow. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. finally friday. three little words we will get to in a moment will stop it. we start with the doj ig report. the white house and allies quick to seize on the report from the justice department watch dog on fbi actions before the 2016 election. the doj ig calling former fbi director james comey's actions extraordinary and innsubordinin. it notes failures by the hillary clinton e-mail probe concluding the actions by the fbi cast a cloud over the bureau. >> and one of the findings, comey used a personal g-mail account for official government business. that isis inconsistent with doj

policy. and texts with peter strzok and former fbi lawyer lisa page. >> in august of 2016, page writes trump is not ever going to become president, right? strzok replies no. no he's not. we'll stop. it the ig did not rule out anti-trump bias motivated strzok. the report notes he prioritized the russia investigation for a month instead of following up on clinton e-mails. strzok's lawyer denies the bias claim. this is tout by trump allies as a deep state conspiracy. trump lawyer rudy giuliani going straight at peter strzok with the full rudy. >> tomorrow, mueller should be suspended and honest people brought in. impartial people to investigate

these people like strzok. strzok should be in jail by the end of next week. >> sara murray with more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. in a report on the clinton e-mail investigation, the justice department announcing no evidence that conclusions from prosecutors in the hillary clinton e-mail probe were effected by bias or other improper consideration. president trump has made a habit of smearing the fbi work. this finds that former fbi director james comey's action were extraordinary and insubordinate. a sharp departure from justice department protocol. it was not fueled by political motivations. the 500-plus page report led to comey's initial july 2016 recommendation that clinton should not face charges. this is usurping loretta lynch's authority at the time and affirmatively concealing his

intentions. and comey broke protocol by disclosing to congress the e-mails days before the election. he calls that decision insubordinate. christopher wray was disappointed after reading the report. >> the report identifies errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy and decisions at the least with the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. >> reporter: to take steps to address what went wrong so these mistakes will never been repeated. back to you. >> sara murray, thank you. let's bring in james gagliano. retired special agent. we are glad you are here with your 25 years experience with the fbi. there are people who say choose your own adventure with 568

pages of the ig summary. some zeroing in on one thing. some looking at the bigger picture. some using it to condemn fbi director james comey. what is your take away from the report with 25 years experience at the bureau? >> christine, you nailed it. it is a test for perception. those that are deep staters and convinced that within the government apparatus that we are working to subvert the will of the people saw what they wanted to see. those resisters looked at it and saw what they wanted to see. what is important is yesterday is not just the release of the 568-page report, but the fact that you had a press conference and director wray has made it his calling card not to get out in front of the media and hunker down and do the work and do the

business of the fooibi. you had james comey drop an op-ed and say he accepted the findings and he disagrees with the report. everyone will find something in the investigation that it proves my point. the most important thing here is the fbi has to fix some things that there is incontrovertible evidence done incorrectly. miscalculations. that has to be fixed. >> no one needed an ig report to determine that james comey screwed up in the lead-up to the election. these three little words. we'll stop it. the most damning of the 568 pages. what did that do to undermine the public trust and the place you spent for 25 years? >> i think what it does is it continues to tell folks that people who took issue with the things coming out of fbi

headquarters, they called them the tin-foil hat crowd. there is something there. the inspector general said and i quote, they found no documentary evidence that bias produced investiga investigate -- investigative decisions. i'm convinced that is accurate. there are enough redundancies that it did not happen. that doesn't mean the political bias did not exist and certain people, dave, like peter strzok, were looking for ways to potentially influence the investigation. >> that particular text message exchange on government phones is something that really has a lot of attention. maybe outside attention. it just shows you even if there is a little bit of bias of the agency like that, it tanints th

whole thing. >> of course it does. listen, christine, i was harte t heartened to see director wray step up to the microphone yesterday. fidelity, bravery and integrity. to director wray's point yesterday. they received 12,000 applications a year for special agent positions. they only accept 5% of those who apply. let me say this, dave and christi christine, if i applied to the fbi today, i probably would not get in. it makes me feel like the american public and young kids are still looking to come and serve their country and the fbi. >> lastly, the spokesperson for the president, rudy giuliani, was in the tin-foil hat crowd.

mueller should be suspended and strzok should be in jail by the end of the week. true or false? >> dave, i was an unabashed fan of mr. giuliani when he was the attorney and mayor of new york city in the '90s. he did wonderful things in public service. >> including going after the may have m -- going after the mafia. >> absolutely. i think he has jumped the shark. when wrongdoing is found, they ferret it out and be transparent about it and it is exposed. he is not helping the cause. >> 25 years with the bureau and no doubt shorts below the camera shot. get back to the pool. james, have a great weekend. >> you guys, too. thanks for having me. president trump approving tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods.

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president vladimir putin was there rooting for the hometown team with the saudi crown prince and president of fifa. saudi arabia wearing green. russia in red. meant people with color blindness could not tell who was who. color blindness effects 1 in 12 men. that is 14 million people in the u.s. the russian win was the biggest ever by a host nation in a world cup since 1934. on tap today at 2:00, one of the most anticipated matches. portugal's ronaldo facing off against spain and a lot of his teammates. he plays in spain professionally. spaniards fired their manager on wednesday. they are still the favorite. we will see how it goes. the world's best struggling in the u.s. open on long island. tiger opening with a triple

bogey. he shot a 7 on the first hole. imagine trying to golf in a wind tunnel. these players were battling 32-mile-an-hour gusts. jordan spieth at one point had to sprint to try to mark the ball before the wind actually blew it back down the slope. watch him. he will try to run up and get it. he was too late. tiger and jordan finished 8 over 78. that is not as bad as 92. even briggs could shoot that. four players finished under par led by dustin johnson. here is what they are talking about with the conditions. >> happy it is over. >> happy it's over. seeing big, big numbers. >> would have thought there were 7 to 9 birdiable holes out there. now, with the wind blowing, that changed dramatically.

and they put some of these pins. hard to get to them. >> you're going to laugh. you're going to cry. we chose to laugh today, which is obviously the better option. >> keep it classy. bling bling flashy. the team finally unveils their championship rings for the eagles. 219 diamonds, 17 green sapphireses, and a dog mask on the inside. they were called the underdogs. estimated 30 to 40 grand for those rings. the aurpb saying first we were thinking about keeping it elegant and classy. they said, no, the linear, the bigger, the better. >> i would love to see one of those rings be worn. but they're beautiful. coy wire, appreciate it.

two riders ejected after their roller coaster derailed on the daytona beach boardwalk. ten riders were rescued with the sandblast erroler coaster went off the track. no word what caused the derailment. emotional moment in washington on the baseball field. steve scalise makes the opening play. the is celebration ensues. the celebration was short-lived, though. they got smoked, 21-5 by the democrats. scalise swinging, i've still got it. good to see him back. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. have a wonderful weekend. >> i take this report very seriously. >> he should be in jail. >> president trump swung in this. >> we don't want kids to be separated from