there is an fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. >> that's right. there is an open fbi investigation into the clinton investigation. we know, number two, that he was questioned by fbi agents investigating the clinton foundation and he is credible because he spent more than 30 years collecting information for the united states, if the u.s. intelligence community and the fbi. the fbi had him on this case for six years. back to statements he made to congressional staffers which i think is valuable and important here. he spent those years taking briefs of his conversations with high-level russians. >> they knew about the felonies. they knew these were putin operatives. everybody knew. >> absolutely they knew all of this. and they were using that eventually to seek criminal charges. this is the one point i want to make about all of this. we opened in the united states, at the second special counsel, became embedded into what we're doing. when george opened his mouth a t a london bar, this man collected six years of information on the russians and instead

there is an fbi, an open fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. we know, number two, that he was questioned by fbi agents investigating the clinton foundation. and he is credible. because, why? he spent more than 30 years collecting information for the united states for the u.s. intelligence community and for the fbi. the fbi had him on this case six years. back to statements he need congressional staffers which i think is valuable and important here. he spent those six years taking briefs for the fbi. writing them out. daily briefs in his conversations with high level russians. >> sean: they knew these are putin operatives. they knew putin's goal was to get a piece of the uranium market. they knew all of this. everybody knew. >> absolutely they knew all of this. they were using that to continue their counter intelligence investigation into russia and eventually to seek criminal charges. this is the one point i want to make about all of this. we opened in the united states, there -- second special counsel became embedded what we are doing, when ge

there is an fbi, an open fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. we know, number two, that he was questioned by fbi agents investigating the clinton foundation. and he is credible. because, why? he spent more than 30 years collecting information for the united states for the u.s. intelligence community and for the fbi. the fbi had him on this case six years. back to statements he need congressional staffers which i think is valuable and important here. he spent those six years taking briefs for the fbi. writing them out. daily briefs in his conversations with high level russians. >> sean: they knew these are putin operatives. they knew putin's goal was to get a piece of the uranium market. they knew all of this. everybody knew. >> absolutely they knew all of this. they were using that to continue their counter intelligence investigation into russia and eventually to seek criminal charges. this is the one point i want to make about all of this. we opened in the united states, there -- second special counsel became embedded what we are doing, when ge

here he is. >> the clinton foundation is a disgrace. it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. access and favors were sold for cash. a massive cover-up of widespread criminal activity at the state department and the clinton foundation in order to keep the clintons in power. >> joan, tonight he, quote, applauds the work they're doing, although, of course, he did not do so by name. >> not by name, of course. no. and i bet he has no idea that they are involved in this. i mean, this drug company is not doing it out of the kindness of their hearts, erin, they're doing it because they're getting money from the clinton foundation. he does not know that, because he knows almost nothing about the opioid crisis. his own commission came out with recommendations that have been ignored. one member of that commission came on cnn in january and said they were moving around the deck chairs on the "titanic." they put zero funding into the recommendations of their own commission. this was a political chara

it connects the clinton foundation with all of the clinton corruption machine. and here we have a phony dossier organized by the fbi itself because they are the ones that chose to believe those that they did. it was very convenient to their purpose. >> let's look at the enormity of that issue. this is opposition research paid for by one candidate in a presidential campaign to attack the other candidate's campaign and illegally acquire, through her friends, the surveillance warrant because the origins of that dossier wasn't revealed to the judge. you know, mark levin said it best. hillary clinton bought a surveillance warrant against the trump campaign. we don't do that in america. but -- lou: i actually think that's a little convoluted on the part of mark. i think he could have been more direct. the fact is the clinton campaign and the dnc were buying everything. they bought a nomination from their party. >> as well, yes. lou: -- and they did so through all of this just sorted rancid corruption that follows them wherever they set up shop. and thankfully the mesh

the wildest delusionary given interpretation of language it cannot include the clinton foundation that doesn't mean the department on its own can investigate crime that's how it ordinarily happens the special prosecutor is an exception and there's no reason why mr sessions couldn't on his own through the criminal division i knew the criminal division i work with a criminal division began an investigation of that sort the statute of limitations has not run now how should a report be handled there is unlike in the independent counsel era which had lapsed after the clinton impeachment and acquittal at the senate we don't have an obligation of a special prosecutor report to be published moreover unlike in the independent counsel era there's no requirement that anybody who is accused by a special prosecutor port be given an opportunity to file a response to the accusation so the public can hear and see both sides of the of the investigative report so here the department itself could however implement some regulations that kind of open book approach to any report so somebody accused has an a

investigation process and to hillary's e-mails and the clinton foundation but you know what i don't care about behind the scenes say this deserves a special prosecutor and do it now and if it doesn't happen i have to wonder what sessions has to fear because maybe someone's got something on him and he knows it you've got it all these things pop into your head it's that no brainer give us a special prosecutor you know you know philip you know. up a really good point here if there isn't transparency you know we're going to continue down this path what i really worry about is that you know we will go through additional election cycles we won't learn from the mistakes of the two thousand and sixteen and will get more and more politicized and then you get a banana republic you know i mean we cia and the f.b.i. were never set up to to work inside of domestic politics in it and there's ample evidence that that's happening at least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid it will disk continue to repeat and probably even i

quo from the spouse of the head of the clinton foundation. and again you said it in your introto this segment. it's now the bill, hil hillary d chelsea foundation. mrs. clinton is secretary of state. he's receiving donations from foreign countries suspiciously close in time to favorable decisions made by mrs. clinton. what's the difference. she's using the power of government to influence official government decisions in favor of her husband's donors. that's at least the allegation and that's what the fbi is looking for. that's called bribery. kennedy: yes. >> remember you don't have to bribe the official directly. you can bribe the official indirectly by bribing her husband. kennedy: that's why the setup of the foundation is so brilliant in the first place. the money comes out pretty clean when it's laundered through a charitable organization. >> so the question is can the same justice department that exonerated mrs. clinton, ala jim comey -- there's a difference between extremely negligence and grossly careless, or do we need another specia

investigation process into hillary's e-mails and the clinton foundation but you know what i don't care about behind the scenes say this deserves a special prosecutor and do it now and if it doesn't happen i have to wonder what sessions has to fear because maybe someone's got something on him and he knows it you've got it all these things pop into your head it's that no brainer give us a special prosecutor you know you know philip you know. a really good point here if there isn't transparency you know we're going to continue down this path and i really worry about is that you know we will go through additional election cycles we won't learn from the mistakes of the two thousand and sixteen and will get more and more politicized and then you get a banana republic you know i mean we cia and the f.b.i. were never set up to to work inside of domestic politics in it and there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid a little disk continue to repeat and probably even inten

investigation process into hillary's e-mails and the clinton foundation but you know what i don't care about behind the scenes say this deserves a special prosecutor and do it now and if it doesn't happen i have to wonder what sessions has to fear because maybe someone's got something on him and he knows it you got it and all these things pop into your head it's that no brainer give us a special prosecutor you know you know philip you know. a really good point here if there isn't transparency you know we're going to continue down this path what i really worry about is that you know we will go through additional election cycles we won't learn from the mistakes of the two thousand and sixteen and will get more and more politicized and then you get a banana republic you know i mean we cia and the f.b.i. were never set up to to work inside of domestic politics in it and there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid it will just keep getting repeated probably even inten

investigation process into hillary's e-mails and the clinton foundation but you know what i don't care about behind the scenes say this deserves a special prosecutor and do it now and if it doesn't happen i have to wonder what sessions has to fear because maybe someone's got something on him and he knows it you've got it all these things pop into your head it's that no brainer give us a special prosecutor you know you know philip you know rings up a really good point here if there isn't transparency you know we're going to continue down this path what i really worry about is that you know we will go through additional election cycles we won't learn from the mistakes of the two thousand and sixteen and will get more and more politicized and then you get a banana republic you know i mean we cia and the f.b.i. were never set up to to work inside of domestic politics in it and there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid a little disk continue to repeat and probably e

of language it cannot include the clinton foundation. that doesn't mean the department on its own can investigate crime that's how it ordinarily happens the special prosecutor is an exception and there's no reason why mr sessions couldn't on his own through the criminal division i knew the criminal division i work with the criminal division began an investigation of that sort the statute of limitations has not run now how should a report be handled there is unlike in the independent counsel era which had lapsed after the clinton impeachment and acquittal at the senate we don't have an obligation of a special prosecutor report to be published moreover unlike in the independent counsel era there's no requirement that anybody who is accused by a special prosecutor court be given an opportunity to file a response to the accusation so the public can hear and see both sides of the of the investigative report so here the department itself could however implement some regulations that kind of open book approach to any report so somebody accused

investigation process and to hillary's e-mails and the clinton foundation but you know what i don't care about behind the scenes say this deserves a special prosecutor and do it now and if it doesn't happen i have to wonder what sessions has to fear because maybe someone's got something on him and he knows it you've got it all these things pop into your head it's that no praying or give us a special prosecutor you know you know philip you know. a really good point here if there isn't transparency you know we're going to continue down this path what i really worry about is that you know we will go through additional election cycles we won't learn from the mistakes of the two thousand and sixteen and will get more and more politicized and then you get a banana republic you know i mean we this cia and the f.b.i. were never set up to to work inside of domestic politics in it and there's ample evidence that that's happened in least in the last election here and if there isn't a church a committee like thing i don't see that will be able to avoid it will just keep getting repeated probably eve

this is from the clinton foundation audit: was wasn't this revealed? that's a big grant with a connection to the opposition candidate donald trump. he is in the bar and meets papadopoulos and funnels the information. he is not a minor figure. he is a well known liberal politician in australia who is buddies with the clintons? >> that's what congress is asking. we brought this to the congressal committees. the fbi did not disclose this information to them. >> laura: that's unbelievable. >> jordan wants a second special counsel because the fbi can't investigate themselves. >> laura: first the dossier funded by hillary clinton and the dnc. that was not revealed to the fisa judge. now you have this. >> there are actually four pieces of information. the dossier was funded by the dnc and clinton. and the fisa application was written by michael. >> laura: that was really fast. >> it's very complicated. we have four instances. all of the information came from the clintons. >> laura: sam nunberg who worked for the trump campaign for 5 seconds. he is refuseing t

this they are we looking at the clinton foundation. they are looking at ties between russia, russians with rosstom, oligarch that had connections with the clinton foundation. for a long time people believed that the fbi had shut down these investigations and that they were no longer looking at it what we know now is that they're and that they have interviewed william douglas campbell. another really important factor here that a lot of people need to realize is that during this time in 2010, he also provided the united states government with sufficient evidence that russia was also providing all kinds of assistance to iran with their nuclear program. and what's important about that is that in 2010 obama basically reset the. put in place by the bush administration. even though president obama had all this information, he still reset with russia. they moved forward and we can see what happened with that after the uranium run deal. >> sean: so ironic in light of the trump russia narrative that the media pushes every second of every day. an

he helped secure 45 million in funding for the clinton foundation. the special counsel is i. robert mueller, you should focus on this list. a breaking news report from the new yorker, casting doubt on whether russia was behind the dnc server hack. this is during whether muler is deciding to indict dnc officials. >> we have a lot to tell you about the pinnacle of hollywood self-praise. you probably didn't see it. this awards show was the least watched awards in history. we'll spare you the elitism and what wore what designer and how high their high-heels. we'll spare you that. we're going to focus on the worst examples. first starting with kimmel. take a look. >> i hope you will look at movements because what they're doing is important. things are changing for the better. they're making sure of that. it is positive change. this is a night for positiveness. >> he was not the only person to ex-tole the virtues. others honored women across the industry with a special shout out to crowd favorite meryl streep. >> if i may be so honored to have all of the female nominees in every ca

this they are we looking at the clinton foundation. they are looking at ties between russia, russians with rosstom, oligarch that had connections with the clinton foundation. for a long time people believed that the fbi had shut down these investigations and that they were no longer looking at it what we know now is that they're and that they have interviewed william douglas campbell. another really important factor here that a lot of people need to realize is that during this time in 2010, he also provided the united states government with sufficient evidence that russia was also providing all kinds of assistance to iran with their nuclear program. and what's important about that is that in 2010 obama basically reset the. put in place by the bush administration. even though president obama had all this information, he still reset with russia. they moved forward and we can see what happened with that after the uranium run deal. >> sean: so ironic in light of the trump russia narrative that the media pushes every second of every day. an

i'm proud of the work that the clinton foundation has done. she's got a lot to run on in terms of the strong record there. but donna shalala has had a completely incredible career separate from the foundation. >> i think it also goes to show the clintonistas can't give up. they're all trying to figure out how to get back on board. this race is interesting in mississippi for one reason. republicans have the capability here of doing another roy moore episode. you have chris mcdaniel. i affectionately call him mississippi roy moore. >> accurate. >> but he's right now filed to run against in a primary senator roger wicker, a conservative senator from mississippi and doing a great job what he said after the retirement of thad cochran, if this is an easier race for me, i may switch. i may get in against somebody else that the governor would appoint. the problem is, the race is a run-off. if you have two or three republicans in there to split the republican vote against somebody like mike espy who will unify a democratic vote, i'll be darn how to los

campaign and the clinton foundation had interaction with the russians individuals who wanted outcome and they went and pay the clinton foundation and got the outcomes particularly as the uranium one matter. it is unravelled before our eyes, but if we don't pick up the pace in the congress and jeff sessions appoint a special council, it will be like benghazi and the american people will not trust us and we have learned the lack of trust. >>>> lou: it will be just like benghazi and just like the irs work on conservative groups, it will be just you know, and the list goes on. the justice department is you know, like the fbi is involved in every unsolved case in this country. what happened and what happened with the las vegas shooting, the worst massacre in this country's history? it just goes on and on and no accountability and no one fired from the justice department and no one, they demote people to the hr people where they go hire more people like themselves. this is it madness what we are seeing in our government. >> think of the logic. peter strzok had an affair with a co-co-worker

foundation. so i don't know that this has anything to do with the -- the optics will be that people will say, well, trump is punishing mccabe. but i mean -- >> but on the other side, it gives him -- >> you can argue -- you could argue that sessions has the opportunity to be merciful here. i mean, the guy is going to retire in, what, 80 hours. and he could give him his full pension. so leaving this up to jeff sessions, a person whom trump has had a lot of problems with, who seems to always be trying to

foundation. mccabe denies any wrongdoing. laura jarrett has more on the story from washington. >> reporter: for over a year president trump has used an ddy mccabe as a political punching bag but he's now firing bag. in a blistering public statement, mccabe saying in part i'm being singled out and treated this way because of the role i played, the actions i took and the events i witnessed in the aftermath of the firing of james comey and just two hours after mccabe's firing late on friday, a presidential tweet arrived with trump calling it a great day for the hard working men and women the fbi, a great day for democracy. trump went on to say sanctimonious james comey was his boss and made mccabe look like a choir boy. he knew all about the lies and corruption going on at the highest levels of the fbi. but the back story underlying mccabe's termination here is a bit more complicated. cnn had reported earlier this week that mccain i go on wbe wat of a blistering internal review conducted by the yus

she saying he was interviewed by the fbi about the clinton foundation back in december of last year.. this comes after democrats tried today to damage the credibility of this informant with a smear piece full of selective leaks. it just proves how democrats are scared and they will do anything and everything to protect bill and hillary clinton. by the way, i'd like to remind them they have the right to remain silent. when we come back, the attorney general jeff sessions, he says he is seriously considering the appointment of a a second special counsel as it relates to fisa abuses and of course the clinton email server scandal. president trump's attorney, jay sekulow, reacts exclusively next. ♪ cooling sensatio n in your mouth and throat. n zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. the more you know the the commute is worth it.me, for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way ho

foundation but damaging to the clinton foundation, damaging to hillary clinton in the days before the election. interesting that donald trump hates him, but go back and get on your google machine, america. look at that story. it was a hit job on the clintons' campaign and the clinton foundation. so as a clinton loyalist, once again i'm looking up and donald trump hates the fbi, but he hates them for doing something that i didn't like. i can't quite know which jersey to wear, but how about we keep the fbi the hell out of our campaigns. >> so now if jeff sessions does go ahead and fire andy mccabe, now it's okay? the president's going to accept what the department of justice officials have recommended? but before the department of justice was corrupt and we need a special counsel, and we can't trust anything we say, and the ig, who is non-partner, who is doing a great job, who has a stellar record, horowitz, he's not good enough. we can't believe what they say because the fbi is corrupt. we need to have a special counsel. which is it? it's only what fits the president's narrative at the

there is a clinton foundation investigation. and another story that i can't tell you about until tomorrow. by the way, we just started our instagram page on top of that sean hannity at twitter and hannity.com. just go check it out for yourself. we will throw up pictures of laura ingraham. that will drive a lot of traffic. >> laura: oh, yeah. drive it away. what are you talking about. hannity, i have a question, are you going home after this north korean news today and watching team america world police again relive the kim jong il character? come on. >> sean: i'm going to go home and ponder how do they possibly capitulate when we didn't give them billions of dollars? how could that ever happen? >> laura: the left doesn't know what to do with this one. they are freaking out. they do not know how to cover this story. ignoring it. >> sean: they don't believe in peace through strength. they want trump to give 150 billion of our cash. >> laura: the resistance doesn't want any part of that mr. hannity, you know that. >> sean: mr. hann

foundation but damaging to the clinton foundation, damaging to hillary clinton in the days before the election. interesting that donald trump hates him, but go back and get on your google machine, america. look at that story. it was a hit job on the clinton campaign and the clinton foundation. so as a clinton loyalist, once again i'm looking up and donald trump hates the fbi, but he hates them for doing something that i didn't like. i can't quite know which jersey to wear, but how about we keep the fbi the hell out of our campaigns. >> so now if jeff sessions does go ahead and fire andy mccabe, now it's okay? the president's going to accept what the department of justice officials have recommended? but before the department of justice was corrupt and we need a special counsel, and we can't trust anything we say, and the ig, who is non-partner, who is doing a great job, who has a stellar record, horowitz, he's not good enough. we can't believe what they say because the fbi is corrupt. we need to have a special counsel. which is it? it's only what fits the president's narrative at the t

what he's accused of leak was detrimental to hillary clinton, the clinton foundation and the clinton campaign, just like comey's letter helped elect donald trump. do you fire a guy two days before his retirement because the president of the united states is applying pressure over twitter to do that? judge jeanine: that's just one of the most of outrageous things i heard this week. joining me, governor mike huckabee. morning joyce always good for my outrageous segment. he says andrew mckaibs an upstanding citizen who doesn't deserve to be fired. >> why wouldn't he deserve to be fired if he lied to the fbi and he's part of the leadership of the fbi, of course he has to be fired. the fact that it's coming around the time of his retirement had nothing to do with anything. we shouldn't be on the hook as taxpayers for his retirement if he did what the inspector general said he did and the office of professional responsibility under kaitd he did. he ought to be worried about what happened to martha stewart and mike flynn. if i were mike flynn's lawyer i would go to court and say let my peop

this past december by the fbi's little rock field office about the clinton foundation's potential involvement in the scandal. oh, where's the rest of the media? take a listen. >> they interviewed me about the clintons several hours, good part of the day. the information that i provided to them about the clintons and about what was said, and confirmed by russian lead ofship, was, seemed to be very important to them. >> sean: what's even more startling, campbell says the information that he gave to the fbi about the corrupt uranium one deal and putin's strategy to control nuclear policy ended up right there on president barack obama's desk. wow. take a look. >> i was assured that the white house also had been toed because of the importance on a national security side, and it was actually a very enthusiastic commendation that i received from the fbi. because my work had resulted in the white house daily brief being handed to then-president obama. >> sean: obama knew it was going on, did nothing? joining us the hill's john solomon. we will have parts two, three and four in the days to come. let m

foundation. breaking right now, the special counsel robert mueller -- tonight we have our own list of corrupt officials and individuals you are going to want to take notes. robert mueller, you should be focusing in on this list. we will explain. tonight, breaking news report from the new yorker casting doubt on if russia was behind the dnc server hack. this comes as mueller is planning to indict russians for stealing democratic emails. all of that plus the house until committee chairman devin nunes is getting answers some obama officials about the clinton bought and paid for dossier. a lot of breaking news in our opening monologue. ♪ before we get to the latest on deep state gate, we have a lot to tell you about, the pinnacle of hollywood's self praise. the 90th academy awards took place last night. if you are like most americans, you probably didn't see it. in fact some of this year's award show was the least watched oscars in recorded history. tonight we will spare you all the painful details

with the confusion about the clinton foundation. host: your colleague has a piece and it is available this morning. saying "the white house is a lackhole." next to that is the reporting of ashley parker from the .ashington post "eight see a president isolated and on edge." they were at the following -- over the weekend, and air of anxiety with an uncontrollable commander-in-chief at his center. in atare the darkest days least half a year and they worry how much further trump and his administration may plunge into unrest and malaise before they start to recover. as one official put it, we haven't bottomed out. inmp is now an official transition, at times angry and isolated. he fumes in private that just about every time he looks at the television screen, another scandal. he voices frustration that jared kircher -- that jared kushner has few on-air defenders. he revives old grudges. " guest: one way to see this up ministration is a long running reality show. where the president has a keen appreciation for trauma and for public's atten

emails and any matters involving the clinton foundation, if there are in? >> yes. >> was this a violation of that statement? >> 100%. i cannot possibly understand how the attorney general of the united states says he's recused from the clinton foundation investigation but then metes out discipline to one of the investigators in that investigation. it's just nonsensical. the whole point of recusal is to avoid any accusations that you're -- if you're firing one of the investigators, that's quintessential i being involved. >> it i want to turn to james comey, another part of this special. the press conference where he said there would not be charges in the clinton case. >> our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. although the department of justice brings final opinions on matters of this, we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> that was highly unusual, normally the fbi director does not make those kinds of announcements. when bob mueller was fbi director, he would show sup, but always

about personal enrichment. >> clinton didn't take a single dollar from the clinton foundation. >> have you ever been to cgi event? i have. i never seen nigerian billionaires at a clinton global event. they are buying legitimacy. you can wall it what you want. i guarantee you, there was contact between the clintons and the russians. you have only to look at the $500,000 fee. >> what about that middle man? >> if this shoe was on a liberal foot, democrats would be up in arms. >> group of civil libertarian. >> they will be losing their left leaning mind. moving on to white house pushing back upon a report that president trump's lawyer, raised the prospect of pardoning former top advisers michael flynn and paul manafort. as special counsel was building cases against both men in the russia investigation. the report raising questions about whether president trump former lawyer, john dowd, made offers to the payer and an attempt to influence their cooperation with special counsel robert mueller. it's possible mueller's team could investigate that going forward. here's what white house press se

this guy is looking at the clinton foundation, too. >> absolutely. and they can't report to rosenstein. roach stein's signature is on. so papers associated with russia's extortion bribery money laundering scheme that enabled the sale of uranium one. >> judge: that's right. and with respect to not just the clinton foundation but the uranium one aspect is anyone looking at that, sarah? >> yes, they are. >> judge: who. >> that is part of this investigation. >> judge: huber or arkansas? >> huber is looking into this as well as little rock. we're still not clear as to why that initiated there. but i can tell you, this judge jeanine, there are five fbi field offices involved in this investigation. the only one we have heard of is the little rock, arkansas office. but i can tell you there is four other fbi field offices involved in the clinton foundation investigation. >> you know what? i have confidence in the rank and file, fbi agents, the field offices, the trouble is at fbi hoover headquarters in washington, d.c. >> judge: absolutely right. >> top etch

foundation. >> yes. >> judge jeanine: i read this guy is looking at the clinton foundation, too.on that makes no sense. how can you do both? >> absolutely. and they can't report to rosenstein. rosenstein's signature is on. so papers associated with russia's extortion bribery money laundering scheme that enabled the sale of uranium one. >> judge jeanine: that's right. and with respect to not just the clinton foundation, but the uranium one aspect is anyone looking at that, sara? >> yes, they are. >> judge jeanine: who? >> that is part of this investigation.y >> judge jeanine: huber or arkansas? >> huber is looking into this, as well as little rock. it's the fbi field office in little rock, arkansas, . we're still not clear as to why that initiated there. but i can tell you, this judge jeanine, there are five fbi field offices involved in this investigation. the only one we have heard of is the little rock, arkansas, office. but i can tell you there is four other fbi field offices involved in the clinton foundation investigation. >> you know what? i have confidence in the rank and file fb

the clinton foundation investigation. as you know, nicolle, these are absolutely the kinds of conversations that happen all the time in washington. and this report really focuses on whether mccabe was forthcoming in the inspector general about that conversation and a finding of a lack of candor as it's referred to can be fatal inside the fbi. so, he's been recommended for termination. that then goes to jeff sessions who will have an opportunity to review that and review whatever mccabe and his lawyers put forward in their defense and decide whether to fire him. i mean, his last day is essentially friday. he's eligible for retirement, has put in for retirement starting sunday. >> let me read from your article. the article you just talked about was a negative one for the clinton campaign. the article damaged hillary clinton. not mr. trump. it was published just days before the election after the fbi reopened its investigation into mrs. clinton's e-mail practices. the article, including the fbi disclosures, made it clear tha

it's outrageous. >> jessica: there have has been ample time investigating the clinton foundation. they have been and a rating. >> melissa: financing other people who go out into the work. >> jessica: i thought jeff sessions seems to be by the definition of why you would need a second special counsel, to be acting very responsibly, he said you only knew that under extraordinary circumstances. he takes it seriously which is why he appointed. >> lisa: do you also think he is providing political cover huber is because a obama appointee? >> sandra: he was reappointed by jeff jeff sessions. does that give the attorney general covert to take action? >> jessica: with jeff sessions having recused himself from the russia investigation, which i know aggravates a lot of people on the right including president trump himself, he is genuinely trying to do is best in this circumstance to appear to be fair about it but leave the door open to say it is possible. >> lisa: he sounded surprisingly optimistic in that his concerns were eased at least for now. he was pleased that jeff sessions did not cl