i am sure bill clinton landed on pretty heavy to loretta lynch not to bring charges. russia's go back to what happened. james coleman gives a press conference. and the press conference he does not charge hillary clinton, but he said how horrible she is and how reckless she wasn't really hurt her. guess what happens after that. he reopened the case. net positive for donald trump again. then he closes it two days later, but it's two days before the election it didn't matter. that's be real clear here. if we look for a conspiracy, what would be the result? >> let me answer that. it was enough of a tempest to get jim called me to come out in the public about the charges. he says that. that's the reason he came out with a tarmac meeting. to lay out the case against hillary and he wasn't going to church are to church her. then they get to the main point, which is overlooked here. i'm not exonerated the obama administration. president obama has real questions about the clintons. he knew how they operated. he knew they did a lot of snaky staff. when president bill clinton was

lou: former attorney general loretta lynch used an e-mail alias when she plotted a response to press inquiries about her now infamous tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. lynch went by the alias, are you ready? elizabeth carlisle, in documents obtained by legal watchdog groups. now why would she want an alias? do you remember the old days when it was the bad guys that use the aliases? i see your point. for more on the legal questions now surrounding lynch and other democrats over their activities and aliases during the 2016 election, we're joined by tom duprey, former assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. tom, great to have you here. >> good evening, lou. lou: so as i'm saying that, it's really true. bad guys had aliases. you would see their names up on the post office. they were the most wanted, also known as, alias, and now it's our attorneys general who seem to be most often in need of an ali alias. what's going on? >> it is a good story. fairly high-level officials, former attorneys general will use aliases for e-mail hands because people can fi

here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> wore it at that attorney general loretta lynch met privately with former president bill clinton on a phoenix tarmac on the evening of june 27, 2016. when the fbi was determining whether to seek an indictment of hillary clinton for his private email server leaked the next day. the first inquiry about the atomic meeting from "abc news" letter nudge alarmed justice department saying, we need to talk. >> our conversation was a great deal about grandchildren. >> by early evening, lynch had answers ready about the event that soon force her to withdraw on the decision-making process on hillary clinton. the -- somehow remain redacted in the 400 pages obtain inner freedom of information act lawsuit filed by the american center for law and justice. >> when we filed this four your request back in july, the fbi quickly responded. this is the fbi under jim comey. that they didn't have any documents. >> those sections not redacted revealed the early apprehension of justice and fbi officials that the tarmac story achieve lift off and their deter

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when the story is breaking, wow. >> why was loretta lynch using an alias? in her communications with bill clinton on the tarmac. was she trying hide a listed combination? u it's a crime, 18 usc, for asc government official to willfully conceal document. we know that loretta lynchnce actually achieved it for the better part of the year until last friday, jay pointed out these documents were obtained. c lynch needs to be put under oatç before the judiciary committeenr and answer questions. what was this meeting really about with bill clinton?at did you assure the clinton campaign nothing would come of the investigation and did you ask james comey to live? -- why? as he has testified. why didn't you ever impanel ave grand jury over the course of a one year long investigation into hillary clinton? robert mueller did it in a nanosecond investigating trump. >> sean: unbelievable. >> james comey utilized this meeting between clinton and loretta lynch as the basis upon why he went public just five days after the exchange of emails and the meeting tookon place. as

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loretta lynch apparently used the name, the alias elizabeth carlyle. according to the alcrj, conducted official business using that alias, claims that less than an hour and a half after the first press inquiry into the secret meeting between former attorney general loretta lynch and former president bill clinton, lynch herself was actually added into the discussion about the draft talking points under her secret e-mail alias. we have that story for you. the fbi documents heavily redacted. the question is if they're talking about just golf and grandkids, why was it so heavily redacted? we're on that story for you. next up, streaming entertainment giant netflix making its first acquisition ever. acquiring comic book publisher miller world giving another shot at original content. netflix already has similar marvel comic-inspired shows like daredevil, jessica jones, and the up coming defenders. let's take a look at netflix for our listeners and radio too. netflix closing in the green today, gaining nearly 46% year to date. next up, newsweek magazine blasti

lynch's and president clinton's tarmac meeting. now he is on the same committee deciding whether attorney general lynch tried to interfere with the investigation of hillary clinton's emails. whether it's outright corruption or simply the clinton foundation. tony shaffer, great to have you here. let's start with, what is going on here. the republicans, we now know mitch mcconnell is not only accused but lazy. he has no -- i'm as polite as i'm going to be when it comes to him. the republicans need to be investigating. this justice department needs to be investigating. and every single person in that department needs to be focused on what in the hell the clintons were doing for two years with attorney general loretta lynch, what they were doing within the administration and why the leaders of the fbi, so-called, didn't have the principle or the guts to investigate hillary clinton and recommend her prosecution either for the email scandal or the clinton foundation. >> i talked to several field agents about this, and they are appalled.

remember loretta lynch ended up giving one or two sentence statement we talked about golf and grandkids. yet there is a three-page email that is the final talking points that the justice department wanted to get out. now they were redacted those. in other words, they have blocked them out. we know the email exists because they gave us that we're going back into the federal court. that chronology exactly what happened on that aircraft. granted it was two people's conversation. one of the people happened to be the current attorney general of the united states. the other happened to be the former president of the united states whose wife was being interrogated or questioned by the fbi that very weekend. so i think the american people have the right to know. so far the courts have agreed with us. melissa: very interesting, jay sekulow thank you. >> thanks, sure. >> he has his hand filled. melissa: doesn't he? david: helping those who serve. this hour president trump is signing the forever g.i. bill into law. details from trump tower coming next. plus the aftermath of charlottesville is ling

we know thanks to james comey the aty general, loretta lynch, insisted he not refer to the investigation of hillary clinton as an investigation, but simply as a matter. this man of such moral -- gregg: and leaking government property to somebody unauthorized for the sole purpose of his long-term friend and partner robert mueller who refuses to recuse himself even though the special counsel statute requires it. lou: speaker ryan, the house leadership has

up next, former obama attorney general loretta lynch claiming her tarmac talk with bill clinton was just about grandchildren. and as a matter of fact, the obama administration denied there was anything of any kind of record of that matter. so why has the justice department now released all of the pages, most of them redacted beyond recognition, we will have full report for you on clinton collusion and absolute corruption. here next. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you every step of the way so you can focus on what you do. we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. lou: new documents raise questions about fbi response to june 2016 tarmac meeting between former president bill clinton, and then attorney general loretta lynch. folkfox news chief washington correspondent james rosen with our report. reporter: word

we know thanks to james comey the attorney general, loretta lynch, insisted he not refer to the investigation of hillary clinton as an investigation, but simply as a matter. this man of such moral -- gregg: and leaking government property to somebody unauthorized for the sole purpose of his long-term friend and partner robert mueller who refuses to recuse himself even though the special counsel statute requires it. lou: speaker ryan, the house leadership has simply -- the house intelligence committee, in the case of the senate intelligence committee where richard burr has turned it over to senator warner, the ranging democrat, and it's a travesty. first against the president of the united states and the will of the american people. but on the entire nation now. greg: i think it's up to the house judiciary committee. 0 members signed a letter to the department of justice demanding a second special counsel to investigate susan right and loretta lynch. lou: it takes the fbi a year to get to what is obviously true on the front pages of newspapers and the lead broadcasts, that hillary clinton foun

up next, former obama attorney general loretta lynch claiming her tarmac talk with bill clinton was just about grandchildren. and as a matter of fact, the obama administration denied there was anything of any kind of record of that matter. so why has the justice department now released all of the pages, most of them redacted beyond recognition, we will have full report for you on clinton collusion and absolute corruption. here next. rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ when you clock out, i'll clock in... sensing and automatically adjusting to your every move. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. lou: new documents raise questions about fbi response to june 2016 tarmac meeting between former president bill clinton, and then attorney general loretta lynch. folkfox news chief washington correspondent ja

we know thanks to james comey the aty general, loretta lynch, insisted he not refer to the investigation of hillary clinton as an investigation, but simply as a matter. this man of such moral -- gregg: and leaking government property to somebody unauthorized for the sole purpose of his long-term friend and partner robert mueller who refuses to recuse himself even though the special counsel statute requires it. lou: speaker ryan, the house leadership has simply -- the house intelligence committee, in the case of the senate intelligence committee where richard burr has turned it over to senator warner, the ranging democrat, and it's a travesty. first against the president of the united states and the will of the american people. but on the entire nation now. greg: i think it's up to the house judiciary committee. 0 members signed a letter to the department of justice demanding a second special counsel to investigate susan right and loretta lynch. lou: it takes the fbi a year to get to what is obviously true on the front pages of newspapers and the lead broadcasts, that hillary clinton foun

transcripts of press conferences that loretta lynch had about the subject matter. ashley: more you learn, the more upset you get. judge, thank you very much. come back at 11. talk about my favorite subjects sanctuary cities. makes me so mad. >> sounds like charles lawton, hunchback of notre dame. i'm in the cathedral, you can't prosecute me. ashley: the bells are tolling. judge, thank you very much. quick look at stock futures this morning. i'm smiling. we kick off in 20 minutes, modestly so. dow up 27. s&p and nasdaq slightly higher ahead of the opening bell. >>> meat process every tyson reporting before the bell, results expected better than expected. here we go. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel will file a lawsuit against the justice department over efforts to deny funding to sanctuary cities. makes me so mad. emac. liz: about $3 million worth federal grants police departments get for vehicles. this is drop in the buckket, 3 million, versus 10 billion-dollar overall budget for the city of chicago for this. this is political gambit by rahm emanuel to get the minori

. >> shannon: the fbi reopened a search for documents and to that infamous meeting between loretta lynch and president clinton, during the email investigation, one of the attorneys behind that request joins us with new details, plus president trumpet weighing in just minutes ago on the issue of monuments, we'll tell you what he has to say, mike huckabee joins us to discuss that. >> when you talk about tearing down statues in the middle of the night without any debate or discussion, that is orwellian. i think. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested >> bill: fox news alert, ther

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david: loretta lynch's alias revealed. the former attorney general using the name elizabeth carlisle for official justice department e-mails, including e-mails surrounding her tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. this according for the american center for law and justice, here now to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice executive director. congratulations, it's like finding a needle in a haystack, you were going through hundreds of pages and came up with the e-mail elizabeth carlisle, thanks to all who worked on this, talking about dealing with the press and her meeting with bill clinton, and she signs it a.g.. apparently the inner circle at the justice department knew she was using this alias? >> that's right. this is the first time, david, that through foia requests and documents that we figured out from a number of groups who file the foias, we found out exactly what the e-mail alias account was for loretta lynch. she acknowledged through attorney previously she had alias e-mail accou

up next, former obama attorney general loretta lynch claiming her tarmac talk with bill clinton was just about grandchildren. and as a matter of fact, the obama administration denied there was anything of any kind of record of that matter. so why has the justice department now released all of the pages, most of them redacted beyond recognition, we will have full report for you on clinton collusion and absolute corruption. here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. is everything ok?adt, i could hear crackling in the walls, and my mind went totally blank. all i remember saying was, "my boyfriend's beating me" and she took it from there. when a fire is going on, you're running around

loretta lynch and bill clinton getting a lot of attention on our social media pages. a lot of people fired up like jack. our government is no better than the russian, chinese governments, they're crooked as hell, especially our security agencies appears. here is one from facebook. jim writing in when they can't defend trump's treasonnist behavior they dive into clinton. you don't so they won't. they bummed into each or the about accident really. fbi, by doj equals collusion. all caps. a lot of people are interested in that story. i'm sure they're interested as well in north korea. the president is getting a security briefing here in a few moments on that. something trish regan will cover in addition to markets and everything else. hey, trish. trish: thank you so much, connell. breaking this hour we'll hear from the state department any minute from now as this whole war of words between president trump and north korea escalates. the rogue nation threatening to strike the united states first, even warning this attack can happen just days from now. and this new threat we

the spotlight t to voting rights act and try to loretta lynch: this also in unusual and broad perspective. first, the subtitle of the rights act i think is something we have to sort of keep in mind. subtitle is act of force the 15th amendment. 5th amendment had been on the books for a century when the act was passed to enforce it. the voting rights act is not legislation that is dealing with problem, it is dealing with a problem that was old.east a century the idea of passing a federal aw that would throw the weight of the government behind in forcing the 15th amendment was new. here, let me mention things, history, note to some, the voting rights act had a recursor, called the federal election bill of 1890. it looked a lot like the voting act, okay. nd it was also known by opponents as the large force bill. it was passed by the house and was killed in the senate, it owly by a filibuster, would have sent marshalls to the south, a lot of what the voting acts right did. the need for something like that was apparent in 1890. and it came very close to being passed. would agine how history hav

if you look closely at the career paths of people like wray and loretta lynch and andrew weissman -- i found it astonishing with the network analysis of all the cross reporting relationships since the 1990's showing there is a relatively small group of a few hundred people who happen circulating around the justice department in and out and through the revolving door system connecting them to major wall street and washington law firms. they are all very intimate with each other. --y work with each other to it is certainly a structural problem for the with the justice department operates in a world in which there is so much influenced by wall street firms. says he wants the fbi to focus more on corporate crime. what would that look like? james: there's a precedent for kennedyinting the elder to run the sec because he knew what people were capable of. if wray does what he says he's going to do, he can use the expansive knowledge she no doubt -- i'mut misbehavior skeptical that he's going to be able to turn over a new leaf. there's a certain blind eye that one acquires through long perio

you've got comey, loretta lynch, republicans seem impotence. they don't use their investigative powers print >> it's a decision not to pursue these inquiries. it's a decision, a political decision in the case of the brothers, they don't need to worry about these administratio administration, this is an administrative inquiry they can give to the committee or other committees on the hill, figure out what is going on with these taxpayer-funded employees at congress who are evidently committing crimes while on the government dime. who continue to work there despite strong suspicion of criminal activity. why aren't there hearings into the conduct of debbie wasserman schultz? i don't understand why republicans are refusing to ask questions of their colleagues on the hill here. they're relying on the media to do investigations like "the daily caller." we did foia to the administration, independent people outside of government who are doing hard core investigations here >> sean: last question, there's a mountain of evidence on these issues. no evidenc

it would be loretta lynch. it's still hillary clinton oddly enough, and what he is doing here is something he has done throughout his entire business career, and his short political career so far. and it's been very effective for him. he doesn't have to talk about the fact that he has not been able to pass any of his legislative goals through congress. instead, he can blame others, including the fake news and the prosecutor who is out to investigate him and undo him through this witch hunt. >> jonathan, finally, there are economyists who argue the cold heart was the beating heart and engine of the economy during those years. nation states, countries and some individuals need an enemy. you and i have talked many times about his need for enemies. >> that's right. and this is a president who loves to counterpunch. this is someone he likes to set up someone as his opponent. as jeremy pointed out, it's smart that it's a perpetual campaign. he has never shifted into governing. there's no health care legislation. ther

first there is the meetings on the tarmac between then attorney general loretta lynch with bill clinton whose wife handling of top secret materials was being investigated at the time by her department of justice and the fbi. well, now, documents related to that tarmac meeting have been found despite the fbi previously saying they had no documents related to the meeting. joining us former prosecutor, election law and business litigation, david depietro good to see you. >> good afternoon. david: we found out that the comey fbi lied. they said they had none of this information when in fact there was a lot of this information. of course a lot of it has been redacted so we don't know what is in it, right? >> the american people should be absolutely disgusted what is going on in this investigation. the department of justice, the agency in charge with enforcing the laws goes into immediate cover-up mode, giving talking points, working with the media or liberal media i should say how they will spin the story and minimize what is actually going to come out from a newsstand point. david: we shoul

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lynch and last week the attorney general, jeff sessions, doj may be e revisiting those revisions and comment certainly sent a chill in the news media felt those cause we were quite good. host: we'll hear those thoughts in a moment. 202-748-8001 ns, for republicans. for democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. if you are a member of the press thoughts there,e 202-748-8003. general, e attorney jeff sessions talking about, last friday, about legal eopardy for those who may engage in giving out leaks, as it were. general.he attorney >> triple the number of active leak investigations. has sponse, the f.b.i. increased resources devoted to eak cases and created a new counter intelligence unit to manage these cases. imultaneously, this department is reviewing policies that impact leak investigations. listen to our career investigators, f.b.i. agents and and prosecutors about how investigateessfully and prosecute these matters. at their suggestion, one thing doing is reviewing policies affecting media subpoenas. we respect the important role that the press plays and we'll them res

. >> reporter: the fire began near grizz loretta lynch peak boulevard near lawrence berkley national lab. the flames burned 20 acres and at one point firefighters considered shutting down the power to uc berkley because its transmission lines were in the fire's path. that never happened but the fire triggered closures of several site including the popular steam train ride. the mop up will continue through tomorrow evening. this section of grizzly apple road, grizzl peak boulevard will remain closed until 8:00 p.m. thursday. live in berkley, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> the "abc 7 news" app sent out a push alert this afternoon shortly after the fire broke out. be first to know when breaking news happens where you live. download the app for free and enable the push alerts. >>> two cars got into a collision near the fire after a man says another driver pulled a gun on him. "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley took these photos. the man told her he panicked when he saw the gun and sped down grizzly peak towards fish ranch road. he lost control and hit another car close to a cliff. look

lynch. they say, and this is a quote, the question was just asked at the press availability, a local reporter noted that sources say that the a.g. met with former president bill clinton and asked whether benghazi was discussed. the a.g. stuck to the talk points. i want to show you the talking points have been redacted. so what the talking points exactly were, you're not going to get them in the document dump. another series of e-mail exchanges in the more than 400 pages regarding press accounts and reporters trying to get information, one in particular from a "washington post" reporter who had said, quote, that his editors were still interested in chasing the story, quote, my editors are still pretty interested in it, and goes onto say, i'm hoping i can put it to rest by answering a few more questions about how the meeting came about? who approached who? and how did they realize they were in the same place? that reporter trying to get to the bottom of the story. as i throw back to you, this

. >> reporter: the fire began near grizz loretta lynch peak boulevard near lawrence berkley natial lab. the flames burned 20 acres and at one point firefighters considered shutting down the power to uc berkley because its transmission lines were in the fire's path. that never happened but the fire triggered closures of several site including the popular steam train ride. the mop up will continue through tomorrow evening. this section of grizzly apple road, grizzl peak boulevard will remain closed until 8:00 p.m. thursday. live in berkley, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> the "abc 7 news" app sent out a push alert this afternoon shortly after the fire broke out. be first to know when breaking news happens where you live. download the app for free and enable the push alerts. >>> two cars got into a collision near the fire after a man says another driver pulled a gun on him. "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley took these photos. the man told her he panicked when he saw the gun and sped down grizzly peak towards fish ranch road. he lost control and hit another car close to a cliff. look at

they should go over loretta lynch, james lynch, jane lynch. who does this satisfy? it seatisfies outrage addicts looking for a cause. it's fake outrage syndrome. it makes them feel good. i believe it's a sickness to feel strongly about something like this. portland, they're upset about words. and what is happening in portland? it's a hotbed of violence and going after people. so instead of going after the people beating up peaceful protesters, which happened last week, you are going after den -- benign words. it's sad. it's pathetic. you should not be teaching kids. >> there's a high school in portland called benson. it was a sitcom in the '80s. or reed college. think about the people so upset about an american teenager being caned with a reed. he can should spell it with a k and a c. and there's hanging rock state park in north carolina. this is how countries fall. it's the beginning of the end. if you are out in portland and you are feeling rebellious because young people are going -- like the teens of today are going to be way more conservative than their parents

they should go after loretta lynch, mary lynch, jane lynch. who does this satisfy? it satisfies people outrage were looking for cause. they are operating under thetr false belief that these words are personally attacking them. it is fake outrage syndrome. makes you feel good. i believe it is an actual sickness to feel strongly about something like this. meanwhile, portland. they are upset about words and what is happening in portland rental? hotbed of, of vons. you're going after benign words that you're confusing with a different connotation. it is sad, pathetic, you should not be teaching kids. >> kennedy: there is a high school in portland called benson high school. before benson, as you know, was a sitcom in the 80s. and i think that attributes people who are saddened by his passing. >> kennedy: think about people who have been so upset by the idea of an american teenager decades ago been caned. caned with a read. >> dana: that is another word after.go there is hanging rock state park in north carolina. this is h how countries fall. this is the beginning of the

lynch collusion you know i mean the list goes on and on and she's calling this president creepy i would love to hear one thing that hillary clinton ever did that is productive for the united states of america but i think what's really really amusing is the word using the word creepy coming from a woman who lived with bill clinton for most of her life that in and of itself is just it's literally it's so laughable on its face i know america is enjoying these characters you know you have to realize that even if he didn't say that the fact that he said that he grabs a woman's genitals the fact that he purposely walked into the room of the miss america competition and the fact that he has said very violent things we already thought he was creepy we didn't the hillary clinton ladies let's what you know i've been told what i will outline and i have here for the last minute i have here let's talk foreign policy for a second since we have secretary of defense matters in turkey today we see now that the pentagon is having more say than ever over the plans and all these foreign conflicts has would