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Was showing up and who was not. is this just the way business is done, some of it looks like it's going to be fought in the court of public opinion more than it will be with respect to any teeth to the subpoena. >> it's definitely being conducted in the public eye. the public wants transparency for a lot of this. in fact, i think we should get all of the documents and that everything should be declassified. i can imagine there is really very much classified information for example in the fisa warrant applications anymore. or in the rest of the page-strzok text messages and electronic communica...

Instead, the e-mails were automatically sent by a backup system on abadin's phone, according to what u.s. officials told cnn last fall, but comey seemed to confuse the issue when testifying last wednesday. >> huma abedin appears to have had a regular practice of forwarding e-mails to him, and i think to print out for her, so she could then deliver them to the secretary of state. >> reporter: analysts concluded abadin may have forwarded some but not the hundreds and thousands comey referenced, and e-mails on weiner's computer were not marked classified at the time they were sent, though the fbi...

The department of justice. making sure i get the numbers right. during data following week, they reviewed 40,000 e-mails. i understated how many they reviewed and found 3,000 of them were work related and came from blackberry backups and a bunch of other things. and 126 them were classified. but we had seen them all before. so they finished that work, briefed me on it and said it doesn't change our view. then i send the second letter >> did any of those classified e-mails create national security damage? >> that's a hard one to answer by definition. a classification is based on the potential n...

Reviewed, just making sure i get the numbers right. during the following week, they reviewed 40,000 emails. i understated how many they reviewed, and found 3,000 of them were work-related. and came from blackberry backups and a bunch of other things. 12 of them were classified, but we had seen them all before. so they finished that work, briefed me on it and said, it does not change our view. then i sent the second letter. >> did any of those classified emails create national security damage? >> that is a hard one to answer by definition. the classification is based on the potential national s...