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Email investigation done. ratchets up the pressure to and made your exam, which is what they called it. and the minds of the agents, this was one series of investigations together that impacted the election. and the reason this is important is you can look at all the different decisions that got waited by inspector general horowitz and look at them in the isolation of the clinton email case and say yeah, you know, that looks reasonable. maybe that's reasonable. might not have done what i would've done but okay. but what you don't get is comparing how they handled the email investigation to how...

Actually find immunity tempting. rob: on other people. judge napolitano: our colleague oliver north was granted immunity and was prosecuted and convicted and the conviction was overturned because they used his own words even though they are immunized. it is a complex area of the law. congress doesn't like to get involved, courts don't like when it happens but congress has the power to do it. congress says if you testify truthfully, none of your words jillian: do you see this n the playing t? judge napolitano: i don't think there's an appetite in congress to grant this guy immunity. he is so di...

I personally am very much in favor of getting all the information out here, whatever it is about comey, all of it. i am not sure it tracks to say we have to get to the bottom of this, as senator cornyn was saying no way should we give this guy immunity. if that's the way you get the information out of him, the argument they go the other way. it seems to me there is an interest in the optics which are very bad for mccabe, very bad for comey to have the number two guy at the fbi pleading the fifth. if we want to get the information, i am agnostic. if he deserves to go to jail, i want him to go t...

Went to the hospital any earlier. >> right. >> so, you know, as a police officer, you're not -- you're not a doctor. you need -- you've got a little leeway there to be able to make a decision on whether or not somebody wants to go to the hospital or not. >> was it a mistake, sunny, to try porter first? or did they think this was the easiest one? >> my understanding is that they tried porter first, because they needed him to get to goodson, who is, i think, in their view, the most culpable, the van driver, and they needed porter's testimony to try to convict sergeant white. and so, they had to ...

Bottom line is, if the prosecution thought that he was the low-hanging fruit. if the prosecution thought that that was the easiest or least-culpable defendant, then you give that guy immunity. you don't try that guy. if you don't take a plea, you give the guy immunity and you try to get a conviction against the one that you think was the bad or was the worst. >> and i don't think the people of baltimore would rebel if five officers were prosecuted versus six. it just doesn't have a political or even a great moral significance, the difference between five and six. and the reason why prosecutors...