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People who have nothing to hide don't smash phones with hammers. they don't. people who have nothing to hide don't bleach. nobody has ever heard of it. don't bleach their e-mails or destroy evidence to keep it from being publicly archived as required under the federal law. she also, and her staff, destroyed some of her 13 different phones but this time with a hammer. >> it's got to be galling for you to listen to that. >> you've brought so many fond memories back for me, don. thank you. to ron's point, one of the reasons why that e-mail matter became such a dark cloud over hillary clinton's he...

With a hammer. >> it's got to be galling for you to listen to that. >> you've brought so many fond memories back for me, don. thank you. to ron's point, one of the reasons why that e-mail matter became such a dark cloud over hillary clinton's head through 2016, unfairly i believe, is because federal law enforcement officials at that time saw fit to launch a true, deep federal investigation into that e-mail set up that she had and not only that they decided to disclose it publicly, which was a rather extreme step. they made a calculation that in order to preserve confidence in the rule of law w...

E-mail matter. they stopped investigating while the fbi was doing it and then when the fbi was finished, they started back up and we have this final record of these 600 or nearly 600 security violations. it's good for the record. it's good to know. we also are aware that it's very incomplete because hillary clinton unilaterally destroyed more than 30,000 e-mails. obviously the investigators could not look at those. but for the record, the historical record it's good, even though we know the fbi closed this thing a long time ago. >> you may have seen in the last segment, jedediah got very fired...

Enforcement leaders are subject to scrutiny nor conduct. it bears repeating, senior i.g. staff conducted over 100 interviews and looked at 1.2 million documents and interviews with the former fbi director and attorney general. that is something that wouldn't happen in a lot of other countries and proud to be an american and proud to support the rule of law. in the united states, even the most senior officials that make mistakes are held to account. in its review, the i.g. found the former fbi director made serious accidents about the investigation into the e-mail matter. there's 37,000 hard wo...

People will be astonished there was this bias in the federal bureau of investigation. >> bill: to be clear the report tomorrow is just hillary clinton's e-mail matter and how james comey handled it. >> and went to the trump/russia investigation and peter strzok and lisa page and james comey for that matter. >> >> bill: so strzok and page will be part of the report tomorrow? >> i can't speak to it until i see it but i think it's important work. the inspector general is well respected and his work product is something everyone needs to see. >> bill: in the meantime there's a push for new documen...