After concluding its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server, FBI director James Comey recommended criminal charges not be brought against the former Secretary of State.
But the Justice Department will make that final call. We debate whether any charges should still be brought against Secretary Clinton and what would have risen to the level of criminal prosecution.
Guests:
Edwin Smith, Professor of Law, International Relations and Political Science, University of Southern California; He also served as special counsel for foreign policy to United States Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, a conservative foundation that promotes transparency and accountability in government, politics and law. It has filed an amicus brief supporting the rights of states to not recognize same-sex marriages