>> hannity: greg jaret, a lot of questions legally tonight. the i.g. has no prosecutorial powers. none. that gets into the issue of what tillis and cornyn and graham and grassley were rightly calling for which we have both called for and then i want you to address the wrong law that was used by the attorney general and his recusal. >> first of all, mccabe's in a load of trouble and james comey's in even bigger trouble. for mccabe, he's looking at making a false and misleading statement punishable by up to five years behind bars, and for every false statement, it's an additional crime. second, obstruction of justice it follows along the same line. if he's not telling the truth, in an investigation, he's obstructing it. that's obstructing of justice. for every time he does it, it's yet another crime. james comey, you can multiply it by 10. >> hannity: talk about rod rosenstein.