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Eight of the u.s. code, clearly states anyone who harbors are fields someone they know in the country illegally is in violation. felony under federal law. but the rest of guys at are required to follow along, we have agents knocking on her door arresting us. this is a five-year, up to five years in prison for each alien you attempt. you have the federal agents knocking on our door, putting us in handcuffs and we could be harboring terrorists or anyone else is >> i want you to react to what the m...

After he gets inaugurated and what maneuvers -- what he does to both offset and reach out to moscow. >> we will watch that closely. kim, thank you very much. u.s. secret service director joe clancy is speaking out to cnn for the first time since donald trump was lektd elected. he set the record straight of friction with the secret service and trumps private security team. >> there have been reports out there basically saying that trump kept his private security after he was elected. is that tr...

Would apply to a son-in-law? >> it does expressly apply to a son-in-law. thats 5 u.s. code 3110. on the other hand, if you try to get away from that by saying well, im going to accept his voluntary advisory services, you cant do that either. thats a violation of a long-standing body of law called the anti-deficiency act. accepting personal volunteer services by the president is actually a crime thats punishable by fine or imprisonment. so i dont want to get ahead of ourselves at this point. it i...

For the geneva convention. the idea of getting back at daish fighters by killing their families, how effective would that be? >> you know, theres an arabic for this, its majnoon, its crazy. im telling you as an intelligence officer, this is not who we are. we do not go out and deliberately kill civilians. the idea it was spoken on a stage, the global stage, isis is going to be using this as recruiting all over the middle east. and it makes our allies wonder what is going on back in the united st...

Who pled guilty to a misdemeanor but in the process he lost his job, his government clearance and his life savings on his defense. >> thats an unbelievable double standard. we already knew what happened to david petraeus. the allegations for hillary are far worse. >> they are. what we understand now is that the fbis very focused on a provision of the espionage act thats 18 u.s. code 793 subsection f. this deals with the gross negligence in the handling of classified information. so in other word...

And in term of the -- >> so not every fbi investigation is criminal? >> i mean shes not going to go -- it doesnt look like shes going to go to jail. i mean do you think shes going to go to jail? >> look, there are 33,000 e-mails she tried to delete. peter, youre the lawyer. 33,000. apparently theyre going to be able to recover them. the cloud service and the connecticut cloud backup firm she used, plat river services thinking, wait a minute, will we being, you know, encouraged to obstruct justic...

And in term of the -- >> so not every fbi investigation is criminal? >> i mean shes not going to go -- it doesnt look like shes going to go to jail. i mean do you think shes going to go to jail? >> look, there are 33,000 e-mails she tried to delete. peter, youre the lawyer. 33,000. apparently theyre going to be able to recover them. the cloud service and the connecticut cloud backup firm she used, plat river services thinking, wait a minute, will we being, you know, encouraged to obstruct justic...

>> so not every fbi investigation is criminal? >> i mean shes not going to go -- it doesnt look like shes going to go to jail. i mean do you think shes going to go to jail? >> look, there are 33,000 e-mails she tried to delete. peter, youre the lawyer. 33,000. apparently theyre going to be able to recover them. the cloud service and the connecticut cloud backup firm she used, plat river services thinking, wait a minute, will we being, you know, encouraged to obstruct justice here? if they recove...

Of her notable accomplishments was, well, regarding u.s. code section 1924, outlawed the unauthorized removal and storage of classified information, penalties can include fines and imprisonment for up to one year. >> right. >> thats an accomplishment. kind of a bad one. >> why dont you e-mail us. what do you think hillary clintons greatest accomplishment is? friends@foxnews.com. you can tweet us and facebook us as well. >> some of those might be blank. im just saying. look at this though ed henr...

Of itself is a -- is a crime. and no one has gotten into the foundation yet. and looking at the ex-cans between connections between what he was doing and what she was doing. maybe she destroyed to 33,000 e-mails because they contained those connections. >> last question, and ive got 44 u.s. code 3401, 1924, 2071. heres my last question. john kerry says the russians are reading his e-mails and chinese are reading his. if this is a server in a bathroom of a mom and pop shop, ive got to believe the...