some fighting is going on as those few areas have to be cleared. retired four-star general jack keane will join us later this hour. bill: interested in getting his take. three years ago how the headlines of that terror group dominated our coverage and dominated the headlines all over the world. just three years ago. now they ve been vanquished? that s an awesome accomplishment. sandra: huge development there. bill: jack keane is coming up on that. bowe bergdahl waiting to hear his fate after pleading guilty to desertion and other charges in court. what the army judge will now consider when he hands down that sentence. sandra: new details about the controversial tarmac meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch last year. how the f.b.i. suddenly found documents after claiming they didn t exist at all. we talk to the man who goes to the f.b.i. to turn over those documents. bill: movie that pays tribute to firefighters killed
fellow soldiers yesterday. he left his post in afghanistan in 2009, eight years ago. captured by the taliban. held for five years before president obama brought him home in exchange for five taliban prisoners at gitmo. bergdahl could be sentenced the life in prison at a hearing set for monday. sandra: a story we first brought you yesterday the f.b.i. granting judicial watch access to documents about that controversial tarmac meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch last year. documents which the f.b.i. previously claimed never existed. the meeting took place during the f.b.i. investigation of hillary clinton s email days before f.b.i. director james comey recommended against filing charges. joining us now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch who got the f.b.i. to agree to turn those documents over. tom, documents they said never existed.
out there on her book tour. thank you for joining us. eric: sandra, speaking of the campaign the f.b.i., have you heard about this? they claim they have found new documents about the controversial airport meeting between bill clinton and then attorney general loretta lynch last year. the agency said at first the records didn t exist. what s up with this? judge andrew napolitano. sandra: firefighters making progress on the worst fires in california history as residents return home to heartbreaking scenes. i realize you don t put your boots and gloves on and sift through stuff. there is nothing to sift through. when did you see the sign?
comment on it other than that i think he needs to be a little bit more careful about what he says. the gop viewed the tarmac meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch last year as highly inappropriate. now it seems like their response to things that a lot of is people consider to be inappropriate is just, mau, daniel la. exactly right. you know, that seems to be the reaction generally speaking from republicans when it comes to trump. they re willing to let things slide that if a democratic president had tried to do it, there is absolutely no way that republicans would not be howling at the moon and saying how inappropriate it is. you know, republicans are willing to look the other way when it comes to what trump is doing because they want to pass their ridiculous policies through koeng and they think they need him in the white house to do that. i m really waiting to see when republicans are going to put the country before their party. what does this mean for conservatives, m
he just said to him, you just dug your own grave. he s no dummy. he was a very smart prosecutor. it sounds like a conflict to me. it sounds like everything nunes has done in the last week an if this was his plan but essentially blown up this committee s investigation. they were supposed to have a big public hearing tomorrow. clapper? that s done and said, okay, instead of that we want this private hearing to bring tommy and rogers back in, there s nothing left for them to do. not exactly switzerland in this process. you look at his blind allegiance to loretta lynch last year and his support for hillary clinton, it s not that he s this truly neutral arbiter in this situation. again, we saw the divide in the first hearing when most of the questions from republicans were about leaks, and most questions from democrats trying to point a picture of collusion.