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Turned over some drives with the e-mails. and if she deleted or did not turn over all of the information, she's going to have trouble with hiding information or not providing enough discovery and that is a different litany of charges that she could face if she's hiding information from the government. she's going to have a big brew of problems coming up. >> good to see you both. thank you, guys. the crowd for a service at a georgia church larger than usual. jimmy carter teaching sunday school at his home church. it's the first time he's done so since disclosing the diagnosis of his cancer di...

Classified. >> so will there be legal fallout for the former secretary of state? eric guster joins us, richard st. paul, both are defense attorneys. gentlemen, go to see you. is the attorney general right, there would have to be classified materials in e-mails over the course of four years? i mean it would be impossible to be operating, it would seem as secretary of state, without it. >> it's totally impossible. that's going to be the big problem for hillary. it doesn't take a long laundry list of e-mails. it only takes one to get her in big trouble and that's what the democrats are going to h...

Classified, she's going to have big troubles. and i think her presidential hopeful dreams are going to go up in smoke. >> richard, clinton continue to argue in her campaign, that look, the fbi is not conducting a criminal investigation and second of all, she's not the target of it. that's not what ma casey said. take a listen to him. >> to say that the investigation is not of someone personally is ridiculous. the fbi does not investigate machines. it investigates people. and she's certainly one of the people who's being investigated. >> richard, is he right? >> he's 100% right. when somebody k...

Information and they don't realize it's classified, they probably don't need to have the information in their possession. and that's one of the problems that we're dealing with. if you don't know something is classified, you don't need to have the job. that's almost like a person saying -- well they're saying it wasn't labeled classified. that's like saying there's cocaine in my bag but it's not labeled cocaine. you know what it is, what it should be. they should have known this was classified information and she should have protected it because that could have eliminated -- that could have ca...

Have the sophisticated system for retaining information and preserving information as a standard advised by the federal statute. you have to retain information, store information for archive purposes. those are her two arguments. come on. the reality of the situation is you're the secretary of state, the chief foreign officer, there's 50,000 e-mails and you're telling me none of those are classified? that's bologna. >> david kendall who is kihilla clinton's lawyer wrote a letter saying her e-mail was consistent with the practice of other secretaries of state. that's not true. no previous secre...