we have the bushes we have these royal sort of families member hillary clinton was the wife of a former president barbara bush just died she was the wife of a president and the mother of a president so we already have these world families and why do they you know whenever you're in london like we were for too many years what they always say is oh we love our royal family they bring in so much money because people tourists come to look at them so you're saying like why don't we start to make money off them like all these tacky hotels we could put those thousands and thousands of gifts that the president receives they're not allowed to personally keep it it's a product you know basically the taxpayer owns it but where is it like with. basement somewhere at the white house why do you just put them in all these luxury condo. you know little in the hotels replicas you can buy in the lobby and you know they have a fire recently in trump tower you could recreate the fire in properties all around the world the proper use of coal like a re not going to the american revolution so over going to bu

same thoughts and sentiments of actual americans who may have had a different opinion from hillary clinton it's the only story in town and the american public has been so habituated to this means that they want to hear more of it they believe there is evidence when there is no evidence no no i'm sorry to say this isn't stopping i hope it does but i'm afraid it will. on this day fifteen years ago u.s. troops fired on civilian protesters in the iraqi city of fallujah and the ensuing first battle for fallujah job would see some six hundred civilians killed half of them women and children the operations by the u.s. and its allies in the cities told the deployment of white phosphorus and depleted uranium used to as offensive weapons and years on fallujah residents are still dealing with the consequences. so here this story begins with that attack on fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had five tomatoes. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and the device that i have conducted a study based on

same thing as hillary clinton and she skated. do you think comey will skate or let's say he's charged and she wasn't or he's not charged like she wasn't. what would that say about the fairness of the judicial system to the american people? >> well, i think we need to follow it up to where it goes. and it would be a travesty if she is guilty, which, you know, there's so many people out there that feel this. and when james comey exonerated here in june or july, when ever it was, that wasn't his job. his job was to report should she be investigated or not. but he gave an opinion on what she should do. eric: she felt he doesn't have criminal intent and that was the basis of that. >> but you look at some of these other countries like south korea, they just sentenced their previous president, president parks to 20 years in prison because they did an investigation and it led to that. that's something that the world is looking to us to follow the rule of law. and if we don't follow the rule of law at the highest levels, it percolates dow

the russian lawyer who promised dirt on clinton to the campaign worked with latimer putin's kremlin this is natalia vessel that sky as she was twenty sixteen meeting at trump tower acknowledging that she's a lawyer but that she's also an informant listen to what she's telling us now about her ties to the chief prosecutor of russia in fact a mark that i. don't. even know in front of this story of course state so we're back to twenty sixteen as we heard in that meeting between verse and it's going in trump tower between her and trump jr paul and jarrett couche now that story subsequently hit the headlines in summer of last year much media reports are on the story as a smoking gun all rather one of the battery of smoking guns here in that trump russia collusion probe now. is a top attorney she's worked for the prosecutor's office before something which she's admitted in congress that's the million other interviews as well and she has stated before links or rather her contact with the top prosecutor general in russia with government agencies in a professional capacity as a lawyer this for ex

between trump and the kremlin a crucial piece of the puzzle the russian lawyer who promised dirt on clinton to the trump campaign worked with latimer putin's kremlin this is natalia vessel that sky as she was twenty sixteen meeting at trump tower acknowledging that she's a lawyer but that she's also an informant listen to what she's telling us now about her ties to the chief prosecutor of russia in front of mark better this year. about them. even in front seemingly this now adds to the collusion case but what more does this new quote from an interview and what is said to be her e-mail correspondence actually add to the overall picture. well we know. a lawyer who worked for the moscow region prosecutor's office before going private she says she's worked on high profile cases in russia and abroad representing both foreign and russian citizens and when she hit the headlines last year the media was quick to point out her alleged links to the russian government from the coverage one could easily think she was on a special mission on the kremlin's direct orders back in twenty sixteen when she met

democrats take the trunk camp to court they believe there was a conspiracy to keep hillary clinton out of the white house they're suing donald trump's campaign the russian government and wiki leaks to prove that. and super star of vici has been found dead in amman the twenty eight year old swedish d.j. and record producer was a pioneer of the electronic dance movement his family his friends and his fans are devastated. the war. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us it could be a significant reversal from north korean leader kim jong un after spending years celebrating his country's weapons program he's now announced north korea will stop nuclear and intercontinental missile tests international reaction has been broadly positive with south korea china and the u.s. praising the move but neighboring japan remains cautious saying it will keep up the . russia for complete nuclear disarmament. north korea's missile tests kept the world in suspense throughout last year until in november its leader kim jong un declared his nuclear force complete now state t

plus comey's new revelation about hillary clinton. >> i was operating in a world where hillary clinton was going to beat donald trump. >> a spring blizzard buries the upper midwest, violent thunderstorms and tornados threaten florida to virginia. >> protesters swarm starbucks after the controversial arrest of two black men. country superstar, jason aldeen's emotional return to las vegas tonight. six months after the massacre. >> i have a million great memories of vegas. one horrible one. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm avenelaine quijano. president trump defending his use of the famous phrase mission accomplished. targeting the chemical weapons program. in response to a suspected chlorine and sarin attack on civilians last weekend. on "face the nation" u.n. ambassador nikki haley said the u.s. will announce sanctions against russia for protecting assad. david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: the attack on syria's chemical weapons facilities included cruise missiles launched from a u.s. submarine in the mediterranean. total of 105 missiles fired from ships and aircr

in two thousand and thirteen and the clinton young boys on death row in texas and making a documentary on the death penalty and talk to him about his situation but he has been here for an exam right up to his two thousand. i was not a much better of it in my other days were there and out there thirty i just sat there in july. scoured the press and all just a fresh elections but at the. present past our mayor. had some i was why did they gotta make it to thirty you know and now that later this guy was been on my twenty's on their procedures. and has been convicted of murder being involved in gang culture he refuses to talk to the police when he's arrested and these are on trial from juvenile prison where he had done some time for burglary. and others. kerry had a record out there for clinton it goes without saying that you don't inform on others but the other young three men arrested with him has no such qualms they will claim that clinton is the killer. comes from around the house and use terms like grew close to those cars by walking around that's one clue no so. far.

showed the politics officials tried to use bernie sanders religion against him in favor of hillary clinton both were representing the democrats in the race for the u.s. presidential seat of twenty sixteen moreover leaks also showed that the vice chair of the democratic national committee at the time secretly and in appropriate lead gave clinton debate questions in advance that was during the democratic primary the current chair of the democratic national committee however says incidents like this are a thing of the past but we're moving forward we have to make sure that everything is fair and open and everybody has a fair shake and that's what we're going to do well the tape recording released by the intercept put that into question journalist and author daniel believes democrats are becoming less democratic. there's a split in the party between the base and the and the higher echelons the elected officials it's totally undemocratic. it's smoke and mirrors the base thinks they're getting a choice but they really aren't because the the real candidates or the side are chosen behind closed do

the us democrats take the trump camp of course they believe there was a conspiracy to keep hillary clinton out of the white house they're suing donald trump's campaign the russian government and wiki leaks to prove it. and the superstar of vici is found dead in amman the swedish d.j. and record producer was a pioneer of electronic dance music for his family friends and fans are devastating to. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us it could be a significant reversal from north korean leader kim jong un after spending years celebrating his country's development of nuclear missiles he's now announced the program suspension saying it has completed its objectives international reaction has been broadly positive with both south korea and the u.s. praising the move but neighboring japan remains cautious saying it will keep up the pressure for complete nuclear disarmament. for a north korea's missile tests kept the world in suspense throughout last year until in november its leader kim jong un declared his nuclear force complete now state television has made it

notified congress that it was reopening an investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail usage as secretary of state trump of course was delighted by that development and praised komi for redeeming his prior decision not to recommend an indictment of hillary clinton but once trump got into office he got the impression that call me was going to not the personally loyal to him but was perhaps just going to do the job the way he saw fit and in particular the president was frustrated by called me his refusal to publicly say that the president was not under investigation come quickly fell out of favor with donald trump at that point . bush was very interesting from the washington post thank you for joining d w glad to be with you. football munich have been drawn with hold israel madrid in the champions league semifinals the german side will be at home for the first leg in two weeks liverpool have been paired with roma of the time the second leg take place in may but of course the bidding for a travel having already wrapped up the bundesliga the german cup semifinal next week against leverkusen.

same thoughts and sentiments of actual americans who may have had a different opinion from hillary clinton it's the only story in town and the american public has been so had better waited to this means that they want to hear more of it they believe there is evidence when there is no evidence no no i'm sorry to say this isn't stopping i hope it does but i'm afraid it will. and right after the report was published the new media frenzy took hold a russian lawyer who caused a stir over her meeting with some campaign officials back in two thousand and sixteen is making headlines again now mainstream media claim that she's confessed to having connections with the kremlin the russian boy who promised dirt on clinton to the campaign worked with latimer putin's kremlin this is natalia vessel that sky she was twenty sixteen meeting at trump tower acknowledging that she's a lawyer but that she's also an informant listen to what she's telling us now about her ties to the chief prosecutor of russia in fact a mark that this he gave them. even though in front of this story of course they were back to tw

lost to rig the election everything about this started with hillary clinton she didn't lose because she was a terrible campaigner she did lose because she was rejected summarily by the american electorate she didn't lose for no no no she lost because of. russia that said that's where it started and the snowball started now when that was compost neatly completely exhausted and you could not find a drop of blood out of that argument the more they said well maybe there was a trump collusion just to see if there was a collusion not even that held true the only thing and i don't know how many millions of dollars and time that was devoted to this the only thing that we can maybe point to is that these people called the russians russian government russian actors people with russian names i don't know but these people that we will collectively call the russians put out a tweet and facebook stories that did not encourage armed revolt by the american citizens i would have been something revolting no it did not encourage violent storage subversion now. it merely presented allegedly the point z

they were conspiring together they were trying trying to undermine hillary clinton so it's up to them to do that but on the face of it just not me bt. would have to prove that it had other. rover objectives in the meeting and it find it very very difficult. to prove. now it's fifteen years since one of the darkest chapters of the iraq war three massacre that was when u.s. soldiers opened fire on civilian protesters school killing.

not everyone on the far left like the james comey based off of twenty six seemed to even hope really clinton at least reads those parts of the book because i think she will walk away saying you know what i still think the guy's in india but you know he's kind of on a stadium. also coming up scientists in the u.k. and the u.s. say they've engine. that eats plastic a biological birth that comes not a second too soon. we have been sleepwalking through convenience into a culture where we want what we want when we want it and we're not really thinking about the impact and the consequences. oh we begin the day with the latest tell all book about the trump white house a higher loyalty by james komi went on sale today it is not written by a journalist with unprecedented access to the president the title is not similar to michael wallace fire in fury but it is already drawing plenty of both not only from president from a james komi was f.b.i. director one year ago when he writes that he had no idea that the newly elected president would shoot him down at the pinnacle of his career as top law enforcem

>> i would. >> reporter: it was the october surprise hillary clinton ploo believes cost her the white house. just over a week before election day, then fbi director james comey re-opened the investigation into clinton's use of a private e-mail server for sensitive government business after the fbi found new e-mails that appeared to be pertinent on a computer clinton's closest aide shared with her estranged husband. >> hillary clinton's convinced that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope sure don't know. i hope not. >> reporter: comey does not say he believes he handed the presidency to president trump but does say he assumed at the time clinton was likely to win. >> i don't remember spelling it out that she's going to be lekked president and if i hide this from the american people, she'll be ill jlegitimate the moment shooee's elected. >> it took guts for direct comey to make the move he ahead. >> reporter: today president trump tweeted unbelievably jam comey states the polls were a factor in the handling of the e-mail probe. he was making decisions based on the fact

maybe they saw him as useful with hillary clinton. the book itself is this the way. he talked about the ethical back and forth policies that missed out that trump is deficient in. that is one thing. when you get into the sides of his pants, tight, russian and spin it towards trumps marriage, you will diminish yourself. >> that is the talking point we heard from the rnc yesterday. this is the fbi director to which i asked, perhaps in some of the president's tweet, including calling him a slimeball beneath the dignity of the office of the president. >> yes. i would say it is. this is the problem conservatives like myself, when he does things like that, i would agree. but then comey, the guy who's lecturing about other presidents rises above the personal attacks at the mob boss in this type of thing. how is that countering which rob is by engaging in that? trade to dare i say, berlin, no one in washington is bracing about anything. >> the concept of an ethical investigation. it's hard to look at, to read what former director comey has written and believes he was part of

clinton was going to beat donald trump. >> quijano: protestors swarm starbucks after the controversial arrest of two black men. lackcountry superstar jason aldean's emotional return to las vegas tonight, six months after the massacre. >> i've got a million great memories in vegas, one horrible one. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. she is the wife of 41st president and mother of the 43rd president. tonight barbara bush is said to be in failing health. a family spokesman says: the former first lady is now focused on comfort care. david begnaud is in dallas with the latest details. >> reporter: the former first lady has recently been in and et of the hospital battling undisclosed illnesses. barbara bush is only the second woman to be both a wife and a mother to a president of the united states. , r husband, the 41st president george herbert walker bush has also been battling health problems in recent years. in her role as first lady, mrs. bush championed literacy. >> i honestly beli

clinton gave a bunch of energy p and bush and clinton, which is trump is going to walk away from the negotiating table and for any american who's engaged in any negotiation, you know that willingness to do that will get you a better deal and trump is hunting for a better national security. he's not just looking for a nobel peace prize. eric: in terms of the difference, here's lindsay graham this morning on "sunday morning futures." give any warning to kim jong un. >> we are very close to historic peace, but were also very close to historic war. if they try to play trump and goes back to his old way of doing business we are in a path toward. i hope china knows that and i hope north korea knows it. if i were the north koreans i would not meet with donald trump unless i was deadly serious about giving up my nukes. if you play trump to be a big loser. >> if you play trump to be a big loser. how does the president hold their feet to the fire to make good on promises? >> the answer is not to trust north korea. we've been through this before. their implication of any deal will be very impor

hillary clinton says that he cost her the white house. donald trump just called him an untruthful slimeball. now, he is sharing his story about standing at the crossroads of the most controversial election in modern history. you say it's a dangerous time in our country. >> i think it is. and i chose those words carefully. i was worried when i chose the word "dangerous" first. i thought, is that an overstatement? and i don't think it is. >> reporter: why not? >> i worry that the norms at the center of this country, we can fight as americans about guns, or taxes or immigration. we always have, but what we have in common is a set of norms. most importantly, the truth. and if we lose that, if we lose tethering of our leaders to that truth, what are we? >> reporter: i've talked to a lot of people who've watched you for a long time. some of them come out with this storyline on james comey. "here was a guy who loved being fbi director. he got fired. he's angry." >> i get why people would think that. that's just not right, though. >> reporter: we

going public with the reopened investigation into hillary clinton just days before the election. here's abc news reporter david wright. >> it was the october surprise that hillary clinton believes torpedoed her chance to be president. >> tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. >> just ten days before the election, then fbi director james comey sent a letter to congress alerting lawmakers the fbi found new e-mails that appeared to be pertinent on a computer clinton's top aide, huma abedin shared with her husband, disgraced congressman anthony weiner. >> hillary clinton is convinced that that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope not. i don't know. i honestly don't know. i sure hope not. >> abc's george stephanopoulos pressed comey about that. >> try to realize that i'm knot trying to help or hurt a candidate. i'm trying do the right thing. >> while comey doesn't admit he handed the presidency to trump, he does say he assumed at the time that clinton was likely to win. >> i don't remember spelling it out. but it had to have been that she's go

trump is not morally fit to sit in the oval office more on comments about the president and hillary clinton and others in just a moment our washington bureau chief went downtown washington d.c. today to find out what people are saying about a higher loyalty. you know i'm very glad he's talking a lot and getting a lot of press i think it's very important for people to hear what he has to say going to be interesting and okami has a lot of. he has a battle depicts and strong basically kicked him out in the matter in the way it was done so i can understand his anger and frustration so much the same with what's in the book i strongly disagree with everything the company did i believe that he is a walk in creek tragedy. a walking greek tragedy well i'm glad my next guest is not one of those tyson parker joins know he's program director of the aspen institute germany here in berlin he was also an advisor to the u.s. state department during the obama years good to have you back on the show tyson good to be here compare a higher loyalty to fire in fury well the first comparison that you can make is

arthel: was director comey soft on hillary clinton and former attorney general loretta lynch? was there good reason for him to investigate them? >> there was good reason to investigate and yes, he got the law totally wrong. passing classified material over a home computer network was in fact a violation of the law. we know that because john deutsch, former cia director during the clinton administration in fact was pardoned by bill clinton just before he was going to take a plea agreement because he had done exactly that. arthel: i want to confirm that you said that director comey did break the law by sharing his memos, four of his memos with his friend columbia law professor danielle richmond, also a former federal prosecutor. he intended to get the information to the public and the media designed to continue the fbi's investigation without political interference. again, did mr. comey break the law in the process? >> if they contained classified material that did not been declassified, then yeah, he potentially broke federal law. arthel: do you think there's sufficient reason

it's not like he gave soft because to hillary clinton. it suggests he was harsher on hillary clinton because of those political considerations. but the fbi director should not be factoring in concerns about the electoral viability of a candidate. eric: it's really complicated and sometimes confusing. we have thing texts from peter strzok. we have to wade through this. what can we take from it? >> i think the real question is we really see a split on what happened. we don't know exactly what the facts are in part because congress hasn't been doing an active job investigating the controversy. if congress were a little more active maybe we could get to the bottom of it. but congress doesn't show as much of an appetite for doing that. it's up to robert mueller and his report that he's going to issue to determine what happened. eric: professor adamaging winkler from ucla. thank you for joining us on the fox news channel. they will there are chemical weapons were band by the geneva protocol in 1935. but that has not stopped syria from using the

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former clinton and obama advisors ripping comey for how he handled hillary clinton's email probe which they believe tilt of the 2016 election. longtime clinton advisor in an interview with fox slamming comey as a "liar." and declaring he should've been fired by obama attorney general loretta lynch. lynch is disputing comey's contention that he was talking about her calling the clinton probe a matter. former clinton advisor mark penn told fox it's inexcusable comey briefed president-elect trump about the dossier and failed to reveal it was paid for by the clinton camp and dnc. jennifer palmieri told cnn skate operated outside the bounds of the fbi. clinton spokesman savaged the rollout on abc by using though -- tweeting "for a lawyer and law enforcement professional, it's a curious tactic but useful when talking to the press. allowing to having to avoid be too definitive about anything." comey tried to send a signal to the left. his wife and daughters merged. >> my wife and girls marched in the women's march the day after the inauguration. my four daughters, probably all five of my kids

going public with a reopened investigation into hillary clinton just days before the election. here's abc news reporter david wright. >> it was the october surprise that hillary clinton believes torpedoed her chance to be president. >> tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. >> just ten days before the electi election, then fbi director james comey sent a letter to congress alerting lawmakers the fbi found new e-mails that appeared to be pertinent on a computer clinton's top aide huma abedin shared with her husband, disgraced former congressman, anthony weiner. >> hillary clinton is convinced that that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope not. i don't know. i honestly don't know. i sure hope not. >> abc's george stephanopoulos pressed comey about that. >> try to realize that i'm knot trying to help or hurt a candidate. i'm trying do the right thing. >> while comey doesn't admit he handed the presidency to trump, he does say he assumed at the time that clinton was likely to win. >> i don' remember spelling it out. but it had to have been

and i supported hillary clinton. i was devastated when she lost. >> reporter: the next day, comey's invited to a reception for law enforcement officials at the white house. >> you didn't want to go. >> remember, there were a whole lot of people who thought i helped elect president trump. why would i want to go to a public reception with the president two days after he takes office. >> reporter: he's determined to keep his distance. >> i walked into the blue room. i was as far away as physically possible. >> reporter: the fbi director, 6'8" tries to become invisible. >> i'm wearing a blue suit, how great is that. i got a little camouflage. so i start moving over, and i pressed myself against the blue curtain, thinking this is my save. this will save me from having this public embrace with the president. >> reporter: well, that doesn't work. >> he's become more famous than me. >> i remember the walk. it seemed like a thousand yards. my family has had a time watching my face. they know that's my "oh, no" face. and so i'

clinton's wife and her e-mail server. did you have any moment you said mr. president, this is probably not appropriate or this is going to look bad? >> well, i will say that in the course of the conversation, we spoke and it seemed that we were going to say hello, hi, how are you and move on and the conversation would continue. >> in this hyper-partisan environment we're in, did you ever once consider recusing yourself from the clinton investigation? >> that's always an issue. at the time i knew it would raise questions in people's minds so what you do is consult the legal experts. you always get a legal answer whether or not recusal is required. had it been, that's what i would have done. >> instead, she announced she would abide by whatever decision career prosecutors made in the case and was surprised when fbi director james comey made this announcement. >> in looking back at our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information, we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts. >> rod rosenstein wro

police because you know when i'm a little slow it's model they wouldn't of called to the phone to bill clinton you gotta how do you call him sure you do militias he has little. to show him the local . economy. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. speak very dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. a little. bit of good the difference on ok good leave it then i'm over this i'm going to understand it well creating a minute segment of one of the next month michele norris and you've. got a good bit of there's a lot on my best method definition of work that i thought about. if i look i'm going to leave. this so it's not as adults i want to proceed and have to be on the one special for nothing other than one of i'm going to follow it does mean that i look at symbol of the fellow that is kind of going to come up with. the family with lots of i mean it's possible to. go. to the house you know. go as a fellow. you know it

demand for as james called me says personal loyalty and also the fact that he reopened the hillary clinton e-mail investigation just a few days before the election because he looked at the pores saw she was far ahead and wanted to make sure that she would be considered a legitimate president that revelation is enough to allow republicans to continue to attack james call me to suggest that he took decisions on legal issues because of political considerations and they will continue over the next few days to attack teams call me and use credibility. still ahead on al-jazeera we've got the reaction from the united arab emirates after one of its planes is seized in somalia and the dismantling of four was meant to be a huge hospital has become part of argentina's slum problem. binny's pink sky by the time my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. welcome back for many parts of eastern china and taiwan weather conditions are not looking too bad temperature just in the low twenty's elsewhere we've got rain across northern parts of vietnam affecting her noise you see this area of wind con

week before the election. >> hillary clinton's convinced that that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope not. i don't know. i honestly don't know. i sure hope not. >> reporter: comey doesn't say he handed the presidency to trump but admits he believed at the time clinton was going to win. >> she's going to be elected president and if i hide this from the american people, she'll be ill-legitimate the moment she's elected. >> reporter: she'll watch the interview but believes comey is no hero. >> and my opinion he has no moral backbone. it's hard to look at anything he's saying and take it as fact. >> reporter: today the president not hodding back his criticism tweeting incredibly james comey states that polls where crooked hillary was leading were a factor in the handling of the clinton probe. >> i think that the tweets that the president has been making are so far beneath the dignity of the office of president. >> reporter: more reaction to come. cornell bernard, abc 7. >>> you can see comey's interview with george stephanopoulos tonight beginning at 10:0

the election. >> hillary clinton's convinced that that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope not. i don't know. i honestly don't know. i sure hope not. >> reporter: comey doesn't say he handed the presidency to trump, but admits he believed at the time clinton was going to win. >> she's going to be elected president and if i hide this from the america people, she'll be illegitimate the moment she's elected. >> will you watch the interview tonight in >> yes. >> reporter: hillary from the san francisco republican party will watch the interview, but believes comey is no hero. >> in my opinion, he has no moral backbone. it's really hard to look at anything he's saying and take it as fact. >> reporter: today the president not holding back his criticism, tweeting unbelievably, james comey states the polls where krikd hillary was leading were a factor and handling stupidly of the clinton e-mail probe. calling comey a leaker even suggesting he should be in prison. >> i think that the tweets that the president has been making are so far beneath the di

lynch is disputed comey's contention that he was exercised about her wanting to call the clinton matter a matter. lynch saying he never raised such an objection to her. it is inexcusable that comey brief donald trump about the dossier and failed to reveal he was paid for by the clinton camp or dnc. and comey clearly operated outside the bounds of the fbi. and there's clinton spokesman nick merrill who savaged his cbs rollout by saying he used the word maybe 37 times tweeting for a lawyer and law enforcement professional at the highest level it is a curious tactic when talking to the press, allowing him to avoid being too definitive about anything. this may explain why comey tried to send a signal to the left that his wife and daughters marched with the resistance. >> my wife and girls marched the day after donald trump's and occupation. my four daughters wanted hillary clinton to be the first woman president and my amazing spouse did. >> that raises question whether there was another factor in him drafting and exoneration statement for clinton months before there were no criminal charge

they didn't follow the rules with hillary clinton. there was a clear double standard. jim comey, in my way of thinking, is a good man who made a very consequential blunder. reporter: the interview is set to air on abc tonight and it won't be comey's only interview in the coming weeks. he said to sit down with boxes but bear a little later this month. comey is promoting his new book, i higher loyalty. he describes in the book as the president untethered to treat. he says the behavior he saw from president trump was quote, disturbing in violating of basic norms of ethical leadership but may fall short of being illegal. rick. rick: allison barber, thank you for more coverage on this make sure to watch the next revolution, the trial of james comey. that is with steve hilton tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> the pentagon calling the syria airstrike success but what are leaders in the middle east saying and we had their reaction. president trump's personal attorney is heading to court why a judge is ordering michael cohen to have an appearance a week after the feds rate