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Mainly to have an insurance policy against electing a man who he thought was dangerous to the country. he has a right to his opinion and he had a right to vote anyway he wanted. he had a right to influence the outcome of the election through leaks. we have to look into that, we have to find out about that. and that's what the inspector general is about. now your previous guest mentioned the investigation by congress, but as far as i know, at least, i didn't know about this email during that investigation. he wasn't asked about it. if that email exists and is authentic, it should have been in t...

Policy against electing a man who he thought was dangerous to the country. he has a right to his opinion and he had a right to vote anyway he wanted. he doesn't have a right to try to influence the outcome of an election through leaks. now i am taken by the point that he might not have leaked before the election. we have to look into that, we have to find out about that. and that's what the inspector general is about. now your previous guest mentioned the investigation by congress, but as far as i know,l at least, i didn't know about this email during that investigation.ng he wasn't asked abou...

And we've received less than half of senator grassley's production requests. then we received additional 42,000 pages from your record a few hours ago. the notion that any one here is properly reviewed them or even seen them at all is laughable. it doesn't pass the giggle test. that alone would be reason to postpone during normal times, but nothing about this is normal. all told, only 4%, 4% of your white house record has been shared with the public, only 7% has been made available to this committee. the rest remains hidden from scrutiny, compare this to the

Grassley's partial records request. we've received a fraction of the records, even republicans claim they needed to vet your nomination just a few weeks ago, then we received 140,000 additional pages of your record a few hours ago. the notion that nanny one here properly reviewed them or seen them at all is laughable. it's laughable. it doesn't past the giggle test. >> that rule would be reason to postpone during normal times, but nothing about this is normal. all told, only 4%, 4% of your white house record has been shared with the public.

He was in the middle of basically running this investigation and looking through that laptop, in fact. the fact that we didn't know that then, right before the election, is that grounds, now, for the justice department to say we need to reopen, there needs to be a criminal investigation? >> absolutely. on the 2nd of july when mrs. clinton was interviewed, she wasn't even mir ran died. you had federal agents who had reason to believe the person sitting in front of them had committed a crime. and through the lawyering of david kendall, what should have been a subject interview under oath of mrs....