the cia the state department, other agencies. really think about this. not take a leap into the unknown, as you say, andrea, one of the reasons for the creation of the director of national intelligence were the intelligence failures that led us to be unaware and defenseless on -9/11 in washington. he has received high marks from republicans an democrats for the way he's done that job. so i think it's important to take your time here. they have the time. but they don't have to make an immediate decision. i think it gets to a larger issue, andrea, donald trump will be the very first of our 45 presidents with no prior experience in politics, in public service and in the military. and so, he's going to have to create a national security team, including, hopefully, a director of national intelligence, who have the credibility overseas, the credibility with congress and the vast experience to help him do this job. so we're awaiting the selection of secretary of state and secretary of defense and treasury ap commerce. they'll tell us a

clinton never told the state department. never told the state department even though she promise toddies close any new or additional contributions from foreign governments. all of this as new emails just released by the state department show mrs. clinton sent emails, later deemed classified, to her daughter, chelsea. donald trump blasting hillary clinton today for the illegal server and for thinking she is somehow above the law. watch. >> hillary created an illegal server to shield her criminal activity. that is why. no other reason. if that happened to anybody else, they would have been in jail two years ago, folks. okay? what she did. if she were to win, it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis. trish: all right. joining me right now with more on this story, executive editor for "the weekly standard," fred barnes. fred, good to have you here. >> thank you. trish: this is sort of what everyone feared, right? the idea that a foreign nation might be donating money to the clintons because they want access and, th

likely to get questions on state department e-mails. another filing in the freedom of information about case went in last night or this morning that indicates it will be a while, 2016 before the state department posted the e-mails. this is beyond shocking and should concern every single american. the justice department is severely down playing what he did and telling fox news, quote, that he wasn't communicating via official channels because it wasn't official business. he wasn't e-mailing. really? how stupid do they think we are? and yesterday he learned podesta once bragged that he was kept out of jail involving a monica lewinsky case. this is collusion. it's why back in june bill clinton thought he needed to meet with loretta lynch on her plane. and before james comey made a recommendation about clinton's private server. they said they discussed their grand kids and golf. really? 30 minutes? how stupid do they think we are? here with us, dr. ben carson, the editor and chief of laura ingram. laura, before i go to this, i want to put u

we know that the state department has acted at times as her advocate. what is going on within the state department in your judgment and the e-mails that you have produced just yesterday? >> the state department gave us documents from abedin that they had gotten by the way in november of 2015. we are just getting them now and they show more classified information on their system entered by hillary clinton and forwarded by sub two to another e-mail account. they show another pay-to-play opportunity or allegation that it looks like with doug band and abedin and taking care of another major donor. tamayo and the clinton foundation. lou: the organization this part of the clinton cartel -- well we will see how that goes. >> and what point abedin was working for the foundation and the state department. lou: antenatal. >> i appreciate the judicial watch getting credit for doing this work but why is judicial watch is deposition and the key aspect of figuring out what abedin was up to? at the justice department and the fbi were doing serious investigations they w

likely to get yeses on the state department e-mails. another filing in the foia case went in last night or will go in this a.m. that indicates it will be a while, 2016, before the state department posts the e-mailes. shocking. telling fox news kwequote that wasn't communicating official channels because it wasn't official business. he wasn't e-mailing as assistant attorney general peter kadzik. really? how stupid do they think we are. we learned that podesta once bragged that kadzik kept him out of jail in a 1990s case involving monica lewinski. this is beyond corruption. this is collusion at its finest and is exactly why in june bill clinton thought he needed to meet with attorney general loretta lynch on the plane for over 30 minutes and before james comey made a recommendation about clinton's private server. lynch said they only discussed grand kids and golf game. for 30, 40 minutes? really? how stupid do they think we are? dr. ben carson, editor in chief of life zet, fox contributor. radio host laura ingraham. laura, before i go to

and of course the state department. but really, beginning with the nixon white house, with henry kissinger, it became sort of a super powerful position. but john is right. it's traditionally the honest broker job. the pattern we're seeing here, if this is true, and it probably. it's been leak kind of before he was the front-runner, is that president-elect trump is going or the people he knows and people he feels are loyal to him. that's not necessarily a bad thing. but the trouble thing is i don't know president trump knows that many people. i'm not sure how big the menu. and there is, as john said, some bit of -- what would i say, controversy that while general flynn is well experienced in intelligence matter, he is a controversial figure in the national security establishment in both parties. >> we're joined now by ken vogel of politico. ken, you have some reporting on general flynn tonight? >> yeah, that's right. i was told that general flynn and a guy by the name of carl higby, a former navy s.e.a.l. who served two

likely to get questions on state department emails. another filing in the foia case went in last night or will go in this a.m. that indicates it will be a while before the state department posts the emails, unquote. cakadzik is leaking to podesta and he is still working at the state department. what is going on? i'm angry about this. with us now our truth serum correspondent eric shawn and shannon bream. so i'm annoyed that this man kadzik is still working there after he -- he has no right to do this. he emails podesta tipping him on what's going to happen in the judiciary committee hearing. you have been in washington a long time. have you ever heard of. this just the fact that the subject line in the email said heads up should give people pause about why should you be giving people heads up in the clinton campaign when you are working in the justice department? >> yeah. you are supposed to be seeking the truth not giving somebody under investigation heads up on it he is still working there. >> he is. >> he hasn't been disciplined as

state department. then we look at morocco and why thousands of protesters recently took to the streets after a fish seller was crushed to death in the compactor of a garbage truck while he was trying to retrieve fish confiscated by police. >> and i think what we see now is the tragic, tragic assassination has provided a venue, sort of a breath to bring that together, and maybe have uprisings- act ii of of 2011. that was act i and this could be act ii. amy: and we will speak to leading nigerian environmentalist nnimmo bassey, author of the new book, "oil politics: echoes of ecological wars." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from marrakesh, morocco. the world meteorological organization has announced here at the 22nd annual u.n. climate summit known as cop 22, that 2016 is very likely to be the hottest year on record and that the average global temperature this year is 1.2 degrees celsius above pre-in

they would call up the state department and state department under hillary clinton would say, bring them back, we don't want to make waves. i guarantee you, whether it is four years or eight years, that would not happen once under a trump administration. hillary wants totally open borders and strongly supports sanctuary cities, like san francisco where kate stanley was murdered by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. a trump administration would cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. we will end illegal immigration, deport all criminal aliens, the ones we just spoke about, and we will save american lives. we will also repeal obama andnton's defense sequester rebuild a very badly depleted military. that includes major new investments and resources for the pensacola naval air station. did you ever hear of those places? pretty good places. a lot of people here. i am honored to have the endorsement of 200 more than that now, much more than that. top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients. i have met so many of them and they are incredible people. an

from the state department. that's likely because she's the one they knew. she was the one who was the access to the secretary. >> and if huma were to refuse something, you would know not to take it any further. that huma would be the one to say, i don't think the secretary will do this. i think she'd like to know that. we can set this up, we can't set this up. so gatekeeper extraordinaire. >> it is a testament to the power of their relationship, the fact that it -- they maintained that relationship, even during the whole anthony weiner implosion. i mean, the ultimate anthony weiner implosions. >> i don't know if it's that surprising at the end of the day. if anybody understands what it's like to be publicly embarrassed by their husband's sexual misconduct, i think it's hillary clinton. >> right. >> i think that i'm not surprised at all that she stuck by her through that. i don't think that's ever going to be the issue, for hillary. in fact, you saw in august, that was the final straw, when it came out that he,

to be a legal agreement signed by abedin when she left the state department. by signing this abedin swore she had turned over all classified documents to the federal government. but as we now know, the fbi is searching through 650,000 e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop that could include and contain classified information from huma. joining us now, former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. i have it here. the rest of the media, your lady people out there colluding with the clintons. you can do this to. i have it here. mr. mayor, it has the 18 u.s. code all of the issues you brought up, we'll put them on the side of the screen. huma abedin, every single one of those -- if she has classified material on there, isn't each one of those a felony? >> yeah. each one of them is. and -- >> so you could have huma and anthony weiner going to jail together? >> there's no question anymore as to whether or not hillary clinton, abedin, podesta, all of these people violated the laws. you have to be almost stupid not to realize it. the reality is the thing that is reall

there are those that support rudy giuliani to head the state department. senior fellow is max booth. good to see you. what do we know as you look at mike flynn for adviser and the likelihood of general mattis. the dispute is unresolved. what have we learned so far about which direction he might take? >> i think we learned very little. what we have seen is in terms of making a senior white house appointment as you might expect, he is rewarding the loyalists. you are seeing all the key white house aides, mike flynn, steve bannon and reince priebus were close to him in the campaign where that doesn't seem to be the cabinet in the cabinet which is encouraging. there is no shortage of people close to him who wanted the jobs. he seems to understand understand that he needs to look out more broad low and get people with more standing and credibility. if he chooses general mattis who i have known for years or mitt romney, those would reassure a lot of people about the direction of the trump administration. >> it would be hard to figure how mike flynn would work wi

department, too. >> yeah, but the state department has no control over it and at least -- and then when you make the choice between what's public and what's private, it's a state department employee making the choice. >> you're the lawyer. i'm going to ask you one more time. if it's a felony to have a private server and she made that decision the day -- when she realized she was going to accept the appointment as secretary of state, what was her motive? what was her criminal intent then? you're suggesting a crime here and i can't figure out when it occurred. >> the crime is very, very simple. i think the 33,000 e-mails she destroyed shows a link between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton. she knew from the beginning that they were going to sell out the state department. >> what inside information do you have that? >> i'm telling you from my inference. clinton cash, "the new york times," washington post, "the wall street journal." i'm telling you -- >> okay. you also know the law. you know what i know, mayor. you know what i know, the law says -- >> there is a prima facie case. j

i want people who run the state department who agree with donald trump. giuliani is they're unrepentened in their support of the iraq war, and that means they're liable to commit it again. hillary clinton said she thought she was wrong to vote for the iraq war, but she did the same thing in syria. i think it's important the head of the state department understands what donald trump said over and over again, the iraq war was a mistake. include mitt romney, who vice president-elect mike pence said is under consideration in that state basket? >> i'm not sure i would call him unrepentant, he is somebody who has supportedded the iraq war. i would want to hear more. i think we should ask, no matter what the stature of the person, we should ask, what are your beliefs? was the iraq war a mistake? are you for regime change? do you think toppling assad in syria will lead the a better world or safer world? libya did, toppling mubarak? they're important questions. as far as reasonability, if i were to rank romney up there with someone i think is a reasonable, even-ke

the estimate from the state department of administration is the first to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. homelessness in wisconsin declined by more than double the national rate this year-- that according to the u-s department of housing and urban development. homelessness was down about six percent this year compared to 2015. data nearly six-thousand people without permanent homes across the state. a little more than 300 of them are youth living on their own. a project underway in racine is hoping to help homeless veterans get back on their feet. we first told you about the construction of the tiny homes - to house the vets - back in the spring. pete zervakis explains what's next. laundry facilities will be here it doesn't look like much now... but this old building lot behind it - will sit 15 tiny houses like this one... where homeless veterans can temporarily live. "veterans outreach of wisconsin" is behind the project... which jeff gustin says got final approval from the city council last week. we have all the permits in hand to get star

marginalization of the state department and foreign policy is not made in the state department. it's made in the white house. that's been true for several administrations. and i think the appointment of secretary of state if it's romney who's a great guy, i like him. he's a terrific governor. he's a wonderful man. i would love to see his appointment in the cabinet but if he's appointed secretary of state, it will mean even greater marginalization of the state department. giuliani on the other hand, so much like donald trump. he is tough. he's smart. he's trump's guy. if giuliani got in the state department, we'd see an increase in the influence of the state department and government. this is much about the role of the state department, vis-a-vis the national security apparatus in the white house as it is about particular personnel. >> i'm appreciative. allen and ned ryan. tweet me your thoughts at smerconish and i'll read some during the program and in fact, already coming in. >>> a leopard does not change its spots. what did you expect? colin pinto, i try to give the man a bene

between the clinton foundation and the state department. a law enforcement source tells fox news and agents found documents related to the clinton foundation on his laptop and they also found documents that they strongly believed to be classified on the computer belonged to the estranged husband. two sources also tell fox news of theirs at fox -- a 99% chance that at least five agencies hacked the private clinton server.

she should have turned it all over the to the state department. trish: she's saying that she turned over all the devices -- >> well, she didn't -- hold on. trish, she didn't say that. she said she -- trish: her lawyer's saying to her knowledge. >> and her lawyer's never told us or the court as the court requested that they turned over all the e-mails. trish: so here's my question. so suppose we take her at her word and she didn't know all these e-mails were on the home computer that she shared with her husband, auctionny wiener. she must have, at some point, likely plugged her device into the home device, perhaps to load something, it could have been as innocent as a picture or whatever, and i'm just thinking out loud here as to how this could possibly be and how you reconcile them. and then somehow everything got lopedded onto his -- loaded onto his device. either way you slice it, whether she lied or didn't lie, you're left with the knowledge that our classified information, our country's secrets were somehow loaded onto his computer whether she

state department. these e-mails are near duplicates of what's been provided. >> thank you. >>> james rosen has been working his sources as well on this story. he joins me now. james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. much of what we have heard but a lot of it is confirming. for example, there are really two parallel cases the fbi has been investigating. one is the clinton e-mail case. the other is the clinton foundation case. agents are hard at work on both right now. the foundation case as opposed to the e-mail case is seen by the field agents at the fbi -- my source is well placed inside the fbi. it's seen as the stronger of the two in part because of the way the e-mail case has been conducted. the field agents, for example, cannot believe that director comey authorized the provision of immunity to two of hillary clinton's lawyers, heather samuelson who reviewed the e-mails and cheryl mills who was the chief of staff when normal procedure would be to immunize one of them and pressure that indi

clinton was sworn in as secretary in january 2009, was also working at the department. >> state department rules are clear. i helped write those rule. >> smith review the fbi witness interviews with fox. they show secure facility for classified information known as skiff were built for secretary clinton in her washington, d.c., and her chappaqua new york homes. doors that were supposed to be locked were left open. >> if you have an uncleared person in there, it's personally owned desktop computers in the secure facilities at secretary clinton's homes. yet she told the fbi that she did not have a computer of any kind in these facility. >> if somebody said they are there then they probably were there and the reason you would deny it was because you didn't approval. >> witness team handled request for mrs. clinton's device. >> unfathomable it would be used for anything other than unclassified communication. >> after new e-mails were found belonging to his estranged wife clinton aide huma abedin, the fbi re-opened the clinton e-mail investigation. >> we know that his estranged wife's e-mails a

and the state department. donald trump is going to have to put in a reform agenda in both the state department and the justice department the same way it had to be done after watergate. >> we're going to have to run. mr. mayor, we call it the rudy giuliani list now. an official name. >> i don't know when i gave that to you. >> about a year ago. >> i turned out to be right in every single one of them. >> yes, sir. >> and i left a few off. >> you going to add to the list? >>> up next on "hannity." >> the clintons from dead broke to worth hundreds of millions. how did hillary wind up filthy rich? pay to play politics. >> only five days to go until you the american people going to polls. donald trump making sure that every american will know just how corrupt hillary clinton is. >>> also tonight, clinton cash author pete schweizer exposed pay to play and the practices with the clinton foundation. and you'll meet the mother i was just talking to the mayor about. her son was in jail because he took six photos for him

in 2011 she sent out a letter to all state department employees about the importance of obeying state department protocols in keeping financial information confidential and not using personal e-mail for government business. trish: it applies to all of them, apparently not to her. >> that's right. the "washtington examiner" say again we are not in republican politics anymore. we are running the loyalist politics. hillary clinton is certainly one example of that. the person who doesn't know how to press the print button. trish: i hadn't even thought of that. it seems to me, michael, aside from her living by one set of rules and anticipate and everybody else should live by another, it is the idea she is not respecting the office she held. she doesn't seem to understand the seriousness of it all. >> well, this by the way was the philippines. what is her background. trish: did she get clearance from the state department? >> she did not have a security clearance. i basically would assume she's a person without security concerns. hillary clinton's sofar did not ask that. trish: it's also her

department, your duties as secretary of state and your top staff at the state department and the clinton foundation that you would have a private server to hide all those documents in the 33,000 that you deleted would be the foundation emails. they wouldn't be -- you know, stuff about. >> but, of course, they are gone, right? >> saudi arabia or yoga. so that was the suspicion all along was that the private server was there to have those communications and they were deleted because they would stink. and so this entire investigation really has been mishandled and people are mad at james comey now. this is an investigation where they immunize five people. you don't do that unless you are going to bring a charge there never was a grand jury. they never searched the foundation or her home. none of these devices were turned over. i mean, it's extraordinarily questionable from start to finish. >> and, jason? >> extraordinary part i still this is obama's statements yesterday. you don't do that you don't comment on an ongoing investigation or even imply the way he did in that interview he gave ab

when hillary clinton became secretary of state she said she would let the state department know if a major donation was made to the clinton foundation. it turns out a major donation of a million dollars was given by the government of guitar. that wasn't mentioned, why not? >> the agreement was the clinton foundation would alert state department if anyone gave a donation materially different from what they gave before hillary clinton was secretary of state. the government there was a donor to the foundation that does great work around the world before she came skrelt of state. the fact they're a donor is known. they were a donor before she was secretary of state. >> dickerson: this is in keeping with the memorandum of understanding. even though they gave a million dollars to the foundation she felt no obligation to let the ethics of the state department to know. >> they were clear about when notice would be required. that is if a tkpoft decided to do a contribution that was significantly different from what they had been doing before. the government there had been giving to the founda

state department. these e-mails are near duplicates of what's been provided. >> thank you. >>> james rosen has been working his sources as well on this story. he joins me now. james, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. much of what we have heard but a lot of it is confirming. for example, there are really two parallel cases the fbi has been investigating. one is the clinton e-mail case. the other is the clinton foundation case. agents are hard at work on both right now. the foundation case as opposed to the e-mail case is seen by the field agents at the fbi -- my source is well placed inside the fbi. it's seen as the stronger of the two in part because of the way the e-mail case has been conducted. the field agents, for example, cannot believe that director comey authorized the provision of immunity to two of hillary clinton's lawyers, heather samuelson who reviewed the e-mails and cheryl mills who was the chief of staff when normal procedure would be to immunize one of them and pressure that indi

the state up department, and the state department under hillary clinton would say, bring them back. we don't want to make waves. i guarantee you, whether it is years, that will not happen once under a trump administration. totally open borders and strongly supports century cities, like san anncisco where kate stinely, incredible young woman, was murdered by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. administration will cancel all federal funding stew sanctuary cities immediately. we will end illegal immigration, deport all criminal aliens, the ones we just spoke about, and we will save american lives. we will also repeal obama-clinton's defense sequester and rebuild our very badly depleted military. [cheering] mr. trump: that includes major new investments in resources from pensacola naval air station at mcdill air force base. ever hear of those places? lot of people here. i'm honored to have the endorsement of 200, much more than that, top admirals and generals, and 22 medal of honor recipients. great. people i have met so many of them. incredible people. our new foreig

they can hack the state department, too. >> yeah, but the state department has more control -- >> you're saying it was a felony to make that choice? >> -- and then when you make the choice between what's public and what's private, it's a state department making the choice, not your lackeys. not your people. >> you're the lawyer, mayor, i'm going to ask you one more time, because i don't get that. if it's a felony to have a private server and she made that decision the day she was -- basically, when she realized she was going to accept the appointment as secretary of state, what was her motive? what was her criminal intent there? you're suggesting a crime here, and i can't figure out when it occurred. >> the crime is very, very simple. i think the 33,000 e-mails that she destroyed shows the connection -- >> oh, that's a crime? >> -- between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton. she knew from the beginning they were going to sell out the state department -- >> what inside information do you have on that? >> i'm telling you -- you my inference from everything i read, "clinton cash," "

peter ka sdik did not use the state department but it shows collusion between the justice department and clinton campaign and raising eyebrows now. >> what is the number that college paid to bill clinton? >> 18 million. to be an honorary chancelar. i feel like that would be in your future, jon. your vast appearance in public profile. >> people wonder why college is so expensive. that's why. >> you wouldn't turn it down? >> i guess not. >> and fox news alert. brand new poll numbers suggesting a close case. cnn orc polls specifically looking at four battleground states. trump is now leading clinton in four points there and crucial state of florida, it is a tighter race and puts clinton ahead by two. in nevada, a six point lead there. and secretaries clinton is ahead by four points in pennsylvania. they are focusing on the critical states as the campaigns winds down. the impact the new e-mail investigation will have in washington. fbi director james comey dropped a bombshell in the 2016 presidential race on friday and hard to know the impact on the race. on the other hand, it is easy to

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>> no, but he had the 24-hour number of the state operations in the state department that can reach me 24/7. >> yes, ma'am. did he have your fax number? >> he had the fax number of the state department. >> reporter: the president-elect will meet tomorrow with 2012 g.o.p. nominee and harsh critic mitt romney. we are told there harbors no acutely hard feelings and likes the sim plism of party unity but we're also told a cabinet position for romney is, well, extremely unlikely. >> dickerson: major garrett for us in washington, thanks, major. so what did the democrats think of mr. trump's choices? nancy cordes is following that. >> you don't want someone, frankly, that can be a hot head at times or erratic. >> reporter: like many democrats, califora's adam schiff used the word "alarming" today to describe the choice of leiutenant general dined wth vladimir putin in moscow. >> his views on russia ought to concern us all, like the president-elect, he's been an apologist for the kremlin. >> reporter: democrats were just as critical of senator jeff sessions, tapped for attorney general. the co

state department emails showing up anthony weiner's laptop according to fbi sources. does this put hillary in even more trouble? melissa: quick check of the markets. the dow ening the day and week lower. proctor & gamble, travelers, disney among today's biggest drags. oil dropping as well. phil flynn of the price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching all the action from the cme. lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and lori, historic milestone in the selloff for the s&p, yikes! >> unless you're long on the vix. the vix has been up, melissa, just as long as the s&p's been down. right now you're looking at the s&p 500 down today, off three points t was looking good until the last hour of trading. benchmark indexes turned green and south as we headed toward the closing bell today. the election uncertainty continues to cloud the election forecast. that is the overwhelming theme here this week. dow for the week, down 1.3%. the nasdaq worst of three major indexes on the week, 2.6%. want to show you a fascinating chart. s&p versu

likely to get questions on state department e-mail. another filing in the foya case went in last night or will tha.. it'll be 2016 before the state department posts e-mails. this was shared along with a net additional chances for mischief presumably by republicans. justice department is down playing all of this since his e-mail focused on a public hearing on the hill and public filing. to be fair to podesta there have been some republicans suggesting cad zik is not running the show in terms of the huma abedin probe. trump say it proves his point about draining the swamp. >> one of the top justice officials involved in the e-mail investigation, assistant attorney general peter kazzic is a close associate of john podesta. these are the people that want to run our country, folks. >> however, cad zik is only involved in the huma abedin probe because he was updating lawmakers by the head of professional affairs. he is by no means calling the shots on the actual investigation. although if his contact with podesta was harmless in 2015 why did

>> that's going to be a hard thing to do with all of the e-mails coming out from the state department as well as from wikileaks every day thousands coming at a time. these previously deleted e-mails that were released yesterday were part of the 15,000 the fbi got in search of her server. some were duplicates of those who were previously released. it highlights how she deleted thousands of her work related e-mails while she was telling her the public they had turned over every single one. as the investigation into the server continues sources tell fox news authorities are almost certain that at least up to 5 foreign intelligence agencies accessed her server and took e-mails from there. it shows the likelihood at 99 percent chance. jason japheth said clinton is in trouble regardless of what happens on election day. >> no matter if she is elected off defeated congress has a job to do to clean up the mess hillary clinton made at the state department. this is one of the largest breeches in the history of the state dechlt you have allegations of a quid pro quo discussion. >> hillary clinton

likely to get questions on state department emails. so other people are speculating, it's only a few hours heads up. what's the big deal. the other side didn't have a heads up on this. >> that's about the congressional testimony and that's not as big of a deal as athe court document. lawyers have an ethical obligation, including justice department lawyers, to not disclose confidential information to third parties. when they called the clinton campaign and told them that a court document was qog to be filed that they needed to look at, they needed to use, respond to, integrate into their campaign, that's a violation of their ethical duties to tip them off about those court proceedings. >> jay, i should call you christian, tell me what you think is going on between the justice department, fbi as it relates to these emails, evidently, the tension has never been higher between them. is this surprising to you? >> what surprises me is the fight in the fbi agents who are really going to the mat to do justice. it's the justice department lawye

and the state department. donald trump is going to have to put in a reform agenda in both the state department and the justice department, the same way that had to be done at watergate. >> we have to run, mr. mayor. we called the rudy giuliani list now, it has an official name. >> i don't know when i first gave it to you. about a year ago, right? >> yes, sir. >> turned out to be right on every single one? >> yes, sir. >> and i left a few off. >> you're going to add to the list? all right. up next on this busy news night tonight on "hannity." >> the clintons, from dead broke to worth hundreds of millions. so how did hillary end up filthy rich? pay-to-play politics. >>> only five days to go until you, the american people, go to the polls. donald trump making sure that every american will know just how corrupt hillary clinton really is. laura ingraham, jason miller will weigh in. also tonight, ""clinton cash"" author, the guy that got it started, peter schweizer, exposed pay to play and the clinton foundation. me

.>>> today, judge found the state department was in violation of the law after refusing to issue a fort collins residents. this victory has been long overdue for those that identify themselves as intersex. a life of the >> my parents told me i was a boy of bytes i was questioned it. t?rko despite the doubts, he lived mostly as a man brian. she served in the navy for six years and was honorably discharged as a machinist mate 's class. was after divorce and a freshman dana decided to question those constant doubts. >> i thought, what am i? >> reporter: af surgeries to make dinner a male, dana is 58 and referred to as they or them discovered at age 49 they were born as intersex. >> what you think you are? >> i'm intersex. that's how identify. >> reporter: see your female and male ago >> or neither.>> reporter: when dana apply for a passport years ago, it was denied. password because you have to check male or female. >> reporttr: data insisted to write intersex on the application.>> it's not just me, there's 6 million of us in the west. >> reporter: a judge ordered the state to reconsider i

. >>> the state department today issued a travel alert for americans heading to europe for the holidays. kitty logan says that authorities say there is an increased risk of a terrorist attack. >> the obama administration has issued a travel alert for americans and in it the state department says that credible information that isis and al qaeda are planning terror attacks and u.s. citizens are being warned of the attacks. >> they should stay informed. and stay safe. >> the alert asks americans in europe to exercise special caution at large holiday events and urges them to remain vigilant at places of worship and the attacks could come without warning. >> terrorists, we have to assume they will prove capable of using variety of means, lethal means to hurt, kill and damage innocent people and innocent property. >> extremists carried out deadly attacks in belgium, germany and turkey and france this year. french authorities arrested several people on suspicion of planning another terrorist attack in the country. >> the attack target is unknown but the arrest happened days ahead of the openin

department. >> but the state department had no control. and then when you make the choice between what's public and private it is a state department employee making the choice, not your lackeys, not your people. >> you are the lawyer, i'm going to ask you one more time because i don't get it. if it is a felony to have a private server and she made the decision the day she accepted the appointment as secretary of state, what was her motive, her criminal intent then? you are suggesting a crime and i can't figure out when it occurred. >> the crime is simple. i think that 33,000 e-mails she destroyed shows a connection between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton. >> that's a crime. >> she knew from the beginning they were going to -- >> what inside information did you have then? >> i'm telling you my inference from everything i read, clinton cash, them "new york times," "washington post," the "wall street journal." i'm telling you my -- >> also you know the law. you know what i know. the law says. >> there's a case. >> officials get to