senator, i spoke to chairman jason chaffetz in the last hour. he says he's promising two years of investigations. he had enough material for two years of investigations into hillary clinton and her e-mail server and other issues if she wins the presidency. what do you say to that? >> wolf, i frankly say that gravely concerns me that republicans are not preparing to govern in a way that will solve america's problems. the idea that two years of investigations of this e-mail issue strikes me as a distraction from the challenges that face us and we should come together to deal with our economy, grow decent middle class jobs through manufacturing and infrastructure, to confront the threat of isis and the challenges that we face in security overseas. secretary clinton has faced so many investigations that at the end of the day, ultimately prove to be without foundation. i'll give one example. i serve on the foreign relations committee. the tragic incidents of benghazi were the subjects of 12 or 13 hearings, mostly in the house, but in the house and th

in moments in a prime time interview, we'll speak with congressman jason chaffetz about new steps he took hours ago in the investigation. but first, we go to our chief intelligence correspondence catherine herridge. >> there are new e-mails on the computer and strong belief that classified snfgs in play, that's not final yet. this does conflict with the clinton camp's position that the e-mails were all duplicates what have they already provided to the state department. we're also hearing from a 16-year veteran and whistle blower who says director comey's july decision not to recommend criminal charges for the miss handling of classified information in the e-mail case was a body blow for investigators who believe the evidence was strong. >> the moral went down pretty bad. a lot of people put a lot of hard work into that. and they -- again, are the cream of the crop. they are very good investigators. got a little bit better with the recent announcement. appears, however, some people are embarrassed because it does make them look like, you know, they messed up or something. >> the secon

i have to read some of mark c e cuban's trolling of jason chaffetz. he says why are you calling for a investigation of trump's financial corrections to russia? isn't that part of your job? hey jason in the house, when will you investigate the fbi leaks? isn't that part of your job, right? hey, jason in the house, are you going to investigate rudy giuliani. >> i've already started sharing with you what was happening in florida alone in orlando, where 29% of the folks are first time latino voters. immigration reform is going to be top of it. not only do latinos care about it but african immigrants care about it and asian-americans care about it and muslim americans care about it. >> that brings me to my favorite troll of the day. marco rubio, probably the biggest profile in the lack of ko courage when it comes to trump, he said he shouldn't be trusted with the button. he said he would be honored to do anything to make trump president. this is marco rubio on wednesday. "at this point we're focused on our race. we have to be. it's no disrespect toward any

apparently jason chaffetz is using a private server too. for his the e-mail private server is on his official business card, so he's got a bit of a problem going after hillary clinton, but we will see. right now, with us is anthony baxter, the director of the new too.""you've been trumped trumpedfilm.com. umpmovie oret him @tr @antbaxter. great to have you with us. you are a scottish filmmaker, i have that right? >> that's right. i just flew back from new york where we had the world premiere of the film last week. we are showing up for the first time in the u.k. tonight, and then we are live streaming at eastern ong at 8:00 facebook. at that web address you mentioned, trumpsfilm.com. out to ast to get it many americans as possible, because donald trump has been trying to shut the film down, threatening us with legal action, and we think it is really important to get the film out to as many people as possible, mainly because we have heard a lot of what mr. trump has said during the course of his campaign, but what we show in the film is what

utah's jason chaffetz. >> biggest breach of information. we have got to clean that up. make sure it never happens again. >> former u.s. attorney. has known the fbi director for 20 years. >> intelligence. integrity. comey was wring to go public with the renewed investigation. >> i think it is a mistake. trying to stay out of elections best we can. so the democratic process can run its course. >> the world is watching this election. no country has a greater stack in who captures the white house than our southern neighbor. manuel bojorquez reports from mexico city. >> great concern here that a trump victory could cause an economic shock. mexico's central bank is exploring ways to try to mitigate that. one example, the peso goes down when trump goes up in the polls. much has to do with the cry against nafta, the free trade agreement include the u.s./mexico. and trump says killing u.s. jobs wants to do away from it. i have spoken with mexican business owners who say he is ignoring the fact that more than 1 million u.s. jobs depend on trade with mexico. >> a lot of uncertaint

. >>> coming up, is jason chaffetz as interested in investigating trump as he was for the possible clinton presidency? we thought we'd ask him about that. >>> thing 1 tonight. there's a big drop-off in name >>> thing 1 tonight. there's a big drop-off in name recognition between the presidential candidates at the top of the ticket and their running mates. >> are you following the political season? >> more or less, yes. >> would you like to meet senator tim kaine? >> yes. >> senator kaine. >> hello so nice to meet you. please vote for me in november. >> does he look exactly the way you thought he would look? >> more or less, i guess. i was picturing a white guy, and i'm not disappointed. >> i am a white guy. >> mike pence also struggled to get his name out there, including this moment after a 37-minute haircut and chat. >> your name? >> mike pence. i'm the governor of the state of indiana, running for vice president of the united states. >> go ahead, man. oh, whoa. oh, whoa. vice president? >> yes. sir. vice president? >> anonymity is the name of the game for vice presidents both future and

but the bad news nai may not be over according to jason chaffetz. the investigations into hillary's email scandal will continue. he claims she created one of the biggest messes in the history of the state department and the american people deserve a cleanup. >> we have a duty and obligation to carry on. the target was never hillary clinton herself but she created one of the biggest messes in the history of the state department and it need cleaning up. we are owed a lot of documentation that will help us in that process. kennedy: the other side of the coins, is it worth it, spending millions more in taxpayer money and several more years to investigate a woman who will never be president? the party panel is back to explain. jimmy failla and dolf ziggler. >> we need to bring this to justice. you had a little thrill up your leg when you said private emails. i am from utah. jason chaffetz, i have known him for a while. this entire time she thought she was above the law. if justice was blind she would not be allowed near any classified documents. it shoul

jason chaffetz. i can't look my daughter in the face. after that 12 women come forward basically accusing him of the behavior he said he did and all those people, a bunch of them after saying i can't, i can't, my soul is so destroyed by this, are like i'm totally voting for the dude. it is bun of the -- one of most kraven things i've ever seen. i've got to say. >> i've -- it's reflected this bizarre contortion that they are in. they don't want to lose republican voters. >> if you are going to say i don't care about the guy's moral character, i don't care if you touch women against their consent, because i'm that much of a believer of the republican party controlling the wheels of government, that's a principled argument, but spare me the sew lily qis, out offensive, how anguished you are. if you are going to support the guy. support the guy. do your thing. >> all these republican elect tor rats found out who their voter was. this has been the story since day one. it's not about donald trump. it's about -- >> it's about the voters support

chaffetz? >> no. what will stop -- the problem is the challenge is they are clearly, you know, first of all, an unusual situation. second, we don't know the full extent of them because they did not reveal his tax returns. we didn't know as much about where the conflicts might arise and, third, this very unusual situation with his family running the business, rather than a blind trust. >> he doesn't need to have a blind trust. no rule that says he has to have a blind trust. he was exempted. >> all i'm saying is that if no one, if no one inside the congress or the administration challenges it, the odds are high that they will get in a much stickier situation somewhere down the road than these initial ones. you can make a case that kind of raising yellow flags now would, in fact, would, in fact, be in the interest of the president-elect and that this idea of kind of protecting him really is counterproductive in the long run. >> what does it say to you that he is playing more safe. the blind trust

i have to read some of mark cuban's trolling of jason chaffetz. he says why are you calling for a investigation of trump's financial corrections to russia? isn't that part of your job? hey jason in the house, when will you investigate the fbi leaks? isn't that part of your job, right? hey, jason in the house, are you going to investigate rudy giuliani. >> i've already started sharing with you what was happening in florida alone in orlando, where 29% of the folks are first time latino voters. immigration reform is going to be top of it. not only do latinos care about it but african immigrants care about it and asian-americans care about it and muslim americans care about it. >> that brings me to my favorite troll of the day. marco rubio, probably the biggest profile in the lack of courage when it comes to trump, he said he shouldn't be trusted with the button. he said he would be honored to do anything to make trump president. this is marco rubio on wednesday. "at this point we're focused on our race. we have to be. it's no disrespect toward anyone

. >> jason chaffetz say they plan to look into those servers. kenneth moton, thank you. >>> now the current and future first lady sat down with each other. michelle obama and melania trump held a private meeting. it was the first time they spoke face-to-face and discussed raising kids together and mrs. obama showed mrs. trump, the former state rooms and the truman balcony. >>> vice president biden has met vice president-elect mike pence discussing his upcoming duties and looked over biden's policy portfolios that include the nato alliance and expanding access to the middle class. biden and pence have been friends since they served in congress together from 2001 until 2009. there's talk donald trump could be looking inside his own family to find his chief of staff. trump's son-in-law jared kushner was seen walking with obama's chief of staff denis mcdonough at the white house. was also a key adviser during the campaign. >>> the trump team shook things up with the media breaking protocol and bucking a long-standing practice of allowing reporters t

jason chaffetz says congress is not done investigating her use of a private email server. and an alleged pay-to-play scam at the foundation. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> this is going to continue. why? >> we have got to get to the truth. it was never about the political targeting of hillary clinton. she did create one the biggest security breaches in the history of the state department. we have tens of thousands of documents we still haven't seen. you have more than hillary clinton involved in this. you have dozens of people within the boughs of the organization. you have the under secretary management patrick kennedy who says he was able to bury documents down into the boughs of the state department just by misusing a foia division, freedom of investigation act investigation. we have a whole array. >> the lindt foundation that will not come to a close when power changes hands from obama to trump? >> well it, should. have you people who have security clearances that obviously violated those but have not been disciplined in any way, shape, or form that i ca

jason chaffetz says there are more congresal hearings on the horizon. today: a little cooler but still above-average and warm with highs in the lower 60s. still lots of sunshine with clouds increasing after sunset. wind: sw 5-10 mph. election day: lots of clouds to start the day with light rain showers possible in the morning. clearing as we go into the afternoon.week ahead: sunshine returns starting wednesday and lasts through the weekend. cold air begins to funnel in. still slightly above-average through thursday with highs in the middle and upper 50s then right around average with highs in the upper 40s friday and saturday and lows in the 30s. 3 today: a little cooler but still above-average and warm with highs in the lower 60s. still lots of sunshine with clouds increasing after sunset. wind: sw 5-10 mph. election day: lots of clouds to start the day with light morning. clearing as we go through the afternoon. highs in the upper 50s but falling into the afternoon.week ahead: sunshine returns starting wednesday and lasts through the weekend. cold air

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is it the republican party led by jason chaffetz in the house? is it the rnc? statute candidate trump or is it the institutional of the fbi? it's the fbi as i said on friday night, it's not the peace corps. they have an attitude about who they think are bad guys. so my question is what is driving the fbi director? why did comey do that, according to your thinking? >> i think he probably tried too hard to do more than what the fbi ever does. in the summer when he -- you know, did the press conference to somehow appease the people, because the facts dn't support criminal charge so he wanted to make them feel better and once he started going down that road he had a hard time figuring out how to stop going down that road so i think this is his error in judgment. it is his mistake, but let me be very clear about who the problem is here, the problem is a man running for president that we don't want our children to want to be a role model. >> okay. >> it's a man running for president who brags about grabbing women's genitals and calls women dogs and has stiffed contra

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no more worry about darryl issa or jason chaffetz or trey gowdy. they would all be without a job. why doesn't he do that? just a thought. >> in your interviewer with kellyanne conway, she also said she hasn't talked to him about that, so he didn't speak to us about that. it seems his administration and even the spoexpeople you've interviewed you're, they don't want to go anywhere near talking about a pardon. >> how does -- are you surprised how trump is putting out the news? he got on "morning joe" this morning, i don't know how these things happen, i haven't talked to joe, but the fact that these stories are breaking on the morning shows, is that the power of the morning show television audience over the print media now, that that's where he wants to put a story out? it's a judgment he's making, i'll make more news on "morning joe" than i will in "the new york times" this morning. >> i think in some ways, you can say that the twitter is more important than any ns organization in general. so we can also read into that. that he feels like the fact that he can tweet out and have peo

. >>> joining us now republican congressman jason chaffetz, congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> you went on twitter the night of october 26th and said you were changing your vote back to trump. but this is what you said on october 7th. i'll play the clip for you. >> i am out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. i -- there is no possible way i vote for hillary clinton, but, um, these are abhorrent. they are wrong. to use a baseball metaphor, i've got to call balls and strikes the way i see them. my wife julie and i, we've got a 15-year-old daughter. you think i can look her in the eye and tell her that i endorse donald trump for president when he acts like this, and his apology? that was no apology. that was an apology for getting caught. to say that bill clinton did it and did it worse, i mean, that should have been his first clue that it was the wrong behavior. so i am not going to put my good name and my reputation and my family behind donald trump for president when he acts like this. i just -- i just can't do it. >> strong words, congressman.

utah's jason chaffetz. >> there was potentially the largest breech of security in the history of the state we have to clean that up and make sure that it never ever happens again. >> reporter: former u.s. attorney roscoe howard has known the f.b.i. director for 20 years. what kind of man is he? >> tremendous integrity, brilliant man. >> reporter: but howard says comey was wrong to go public with the renewed investigation. >> i think it's a mistake. we try to stay out of elections as best we can so the democratic process can run its course. are given ten-year terms so they are seen as independent and above politics. scott, comey has been on the job three years, which means he'll likely be working with whomever wins the election tomorrow. >> pelley: jeff pegues in our washington newsroom. thank you, jeff. well, stock prices soared today in an election eve rally. the dow gained 371 points. the standard & poor's 500 was up 46. and anthony mason is with us now. it the "hilla-rally" on wall street, sox. stocks began soaring after that news broke yesterday that f.b.i. had cleared the latest

. >> yeah, representative jason chaffetz among those saying they plan to look into those e-mail servers. kenneth moton iwashington, thank you. >>> now the current and future first ladies sat down with each other. michelle obama and melania trump held a private meeting in the white house residence as was the case with their husbands. it was the first time they spoke face-to-face. they discussed raising kids together and mrs. obama showed mrs. trump the former >>> vice president biden has met with his successor. biden and vice president-elect mike pence discussing pence's upcoming duties. they also looked over biden's policy portfolios. those include the nato alliance and expanding access to the middle class. biden and pence have been friends since they served in congress together from 2001 until 2009. and there's some talk donald trump could be looking inside his own family to find his chief of staff. trump's son-in-law jared kushner was seen walking with obama's chief of staff denis mcdonough kushner married to ivanka trump was also a key adviser during the campaign. >>> the trump team

chaffetz, the chairman of the appropriate committee saying that he fears we would have a president hillary clinton who would face all types of investigations. you have chairman mccaul saying she could easily be impeached or indicted. in other words you have responsible members of congress coming forward and saying based on what they know and what they see and what their experience is that we could be living this nightmare from the moment she was elected and took office and i'm wondering why more democrats aren't asking hillary clinton to step aside, get off the ticket for the good of the party, for the good of the election, for the good of the country and why not a single democrat as far as i can tell has unendorsed her or said i don't want to run on the ticket with someone not under one but two fbi investigations. >> as a lawyer, you would concede indictment is not only a term of art, it's a term of law and that's a big difference to use the expression likely indictment when all the reporting is to the contrary. >> fine. it just doesn't change what's in voters' minds right now and you see

here is congressman jason chaffetz, the chair of the house committee on oversight. >> there's still a lot of questions. and no matter who wins or loses this election, come tuesday, the congress is still going to look into it. >> now that hillary clinton's been defeated, is that really what you want to spend time on when you have a governing majority investigating hillary clinton? >> look, i'm the majority leader. i set thethe agenda's going to job creation, it's going to be about reforming and repealing obamacare. it's going to be infrastructure, that's the focus that this election was about. president-elect donald trump has a vigorous agenda. >> i ghoot, i got ksh congressman, what about investigating hillary clinton? is that part of your agenda as the majority leader? >> i leave that portion to law enforcement, just the way to do it. keep politics out of it. let's create jobs in this country. that's our agenda. >> finally, what's your sense of donald trump? do you expect him to lay out broad principles and leave the details of legislation to congress? >> well, i've dealt with donald