you what, what he did, he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he s got a what happens if within the next few days comey announced, you know what? nothing there. we re moving on? right. i don t think there s any problem that donald trump has with saying mutually exclusive things about james comb pip sort of a theme on both sides of this campaign. juana, has there been indication of the actual political fallout from this decision on friday by comey to go ahead and inform congress that he was going to review these related issues? i don t think enough time passed to really know. we re in the final eight days of the election. more than 18 million americans already cast ballots. we see a lot of polling at this point. it s hard to look at the national polls, and the average we see, our cnn polls of polls tells us this is still a really tight race. right now not a lot of information and frankly the state of where things are now, you saw it in the briefing, too. really
this investigation. and here s another thing they know. they know that from what they could see that there were concerns there might be some classified information on some of these e-mails. that s what s triggering this investigation. they re going to spend some time looking at these e-mails. they ll bring in other people to make sure they can determine whether or not there is, indeed, any classified information. again, a lot of work yet for the fbi to do. that s one reason why we are told that jim comey, the fib director, despite all calls from republicans and democrats, to provide more information, is unlikely to provide anything more in the next few days. simply because his agents are still doing a lot of work, wolf. evan perez. thanks very much. bring in our panel. our cnn politics eder juana summers joining us. molly ball, political writer forary the atlantic, and gloria borger is here and chief political correspondent dana dash. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and former f