of the information even if you didn t take it. they are very particular about this. there is no way that hillary clinton could walk out of the state department doors and not have been debriefed by security officials and inspector general by someone saying where is all the classified information? is you returned everything? there s a checklist, there s a form. we all go through the exit interview. what do you make of jen psaki saying she s been asked right by us last night. she makes it sound like this has been an issue that hasn t been answered. where s the document of her suggesting it s two years how hard would it be to find out whether she had signed it? it s instantaneous they can find this. jen is being ridiculous. if you open as a state department employee if you open a cable, it s instantaneously recorded. if you print any classified information they know it immediately. this server this printer opened or printed classified information. they know who signed this form. you
e-mail from the secretary of state. i thought that exit interview was weird. we know the clintons. people have talked to the clintons regularly. for people that know p obamas. for people who talked to the obamas and people close to the obamas, there is absolutely no love loss between these two people or these two families. i just i m with you, chuck. i find it hard to believe that barack obama s people would allow her to conduct the affairs of state on a server in chappaqua, new york. remember what they did. she tried to hire sydney bloomen bloomenthah and gibbs and axelrod fell on their sword to stop it. who do you have on meet tr press ? i have a couple of senator, dianne feinstein and lindsey graham, but also john lewis with the selma anniversary and curt schilling.
one of the workers at the arena actually carried him off after he hit the shot. take a look. the bank was apparently open in houston last night. there s nothing quite like the joy of hitting a half-court shot is there? no. that s so awesome. your body goes nuts and runs around in circles. i would do exactly the same thing. that s awesome. andy scholes, thanks for the fun. i appreciate it. the next hour of cnn newsroom after a break. captions by vitac www.vitac.com ittle help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you re totally blindsiding me here. who s gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i m gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you.
injury was caused willfully, which meant the doj would have had to show that george zimmerman knew he was committing an illegal act and that he was committing it in open defiance of the law. the department also considered whether he would run afoul of a second statute against force of a federally protected housing rights on the basis of race. but that law also requires proof of willful intent. this is the standard for all federal civil rights crimes. the government has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a person acted intentionally and with intent to break the law and it s one of the highest standards in all of criminal law. in an exit interview with nbc news pete williams eric holder suggested that high bar may be more of a barrier to justice. i think that we do need to change the law. i think the standard is too high. that there is a better way in which we can have federal involvement in these kinds of matters to allow the federal
test. seems like a party atmosphere. if you like country music, we have a party going. we ll check back with you later when jeb bush does those remarks. with the nomination of his chosen successor loretta lynch moving forward, eric holder could leave office very soon. attorney general holder just sat down for an exit interview with pete williams and spoke about the announcement that it would not pursue federal charges in the trayvon martin case. a young man lost his life for no good reason. the fact that no one essentially was held accountable made that decision difficult. but i think it was the right decision given the high standard that we have to meet in trying to enforce the federal self-rights laws. joining me from washington the great pete williams. you also spoke about the federal