Neshlly said they were unlikely to finish before election day. After less than two weeks they determined most emails were personal or duplicates of messages they had seen. Officials realized the case was back to where it was in july. When fbi director james comey decided not to recommend charges against clinton for mishandling classified information. No reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. Reporter on capitol hill, republican members of congress, are still not satisfied. Utahs jason chaffetz. There was potentially the largest breach of security in the history of the state department. No matter who wins this election we got to clean that up and make sure it never happens again. Former u. S. Attorney, Roscoe Howard has known the fbi director for 20 years. What kind of man is he . Tremendous integrity. Howard says comey was wrong to go public with renewed investigation. I think it is a mistake. Trying to stay out of elections as best we can. So that, the democratic process can r
What should they be looking for . As anthony pointed out. You know, 31 states are sort of out of the conversation a little bit. Historically they vote, historically the states go to the democrats or republicans. Thats been their pattern. We focus on the battleground states. Early in the evening, virginia and North Carolina, will be coming in early. And well look there to see if Hillary Clinton is able to add to Traditional Democratic states. If able to add, virginia, North Carolina, the end of it. Or thats likely she will get to 270. Excuse me, scott. If donald trump does well in those he has to win twice as many up for grab states. Looking in virginia and North Carolina for signs that he is going to be able to do that. Unother state to watch is pennsylvania. Because that its a state he can take away from traditionally democratic states. In terms of arithmetic, trump has a taller hill to climb. Yes, win twice as many as she. Thank you very much. Our cbs news Election Night coverage wit
Lets bring in john dickerson, cbs news political director and face the nation. Trump campaigning in traditionally democratic states. Like michigan, and wisconsin. Why . Well, he is trying to break the lines, the democratic lines, the states the democrats traditionally vote for, historically voted for. Wisconsin, michigan and miot and, the challenge is, the reason he is doing that. Bluecollar voters there he thinks he can grab. The challenge with the states when you talk to republicans, worried about the strategy. A republican candidate can get close. Because the it is really democratic tougher, democrats can turn out the vote quickly. You see two president s in michigan. And the, the nominee in tomorrow night. What should they be looking for . As anthony pointed out. You know, 31 states are sort of out of the conversation a little bit. Historically they vote, historically the states go to the democrats or republicans. Thats been their pattern. We focus on the battleground states. Early
Lets bring in john dickerson, cbs news political director and face the nation. Trump campaigning in traditionally democratic states. Like michigan, and wisconsin. Why . Well, he is trying to break the lines, the democratic lines, the states the democrats traditionally vote for, historically voted for. Wisconsin, michigan and minnesota. And, the challenge is, the reason he is doing that. Bluecollar voters there he thinks he can grachblt the challenge with the states when you talk to republicans, worried about the strategy. A republican candidate can get close. Because the it is really democratic tougher, democrats can turn out the vote quickly. You see two president s in michigan. And the, the nominee in michigan turning out the vote at last minute. Now, for our viewers, tomorrow night. What should they be looking for . As anthony pointed out. You know, 31 states are sort of out of the conversation a little bit. Historically they vote, historically the states go to the democrats or repu
Lets bring in john dickerson, cbs news political director and face the nation. Trump campaigning in traditionally democratic states. Like michigan, and wisconsin. Why . Well, he is trying to break the lines, the democratic lines, the states the democrats traditionally vote for, historically voted for. Wisconsin, michigan and minnesota. And, the challenge is, the reason he is doing that. Bluecollar voters there he thinks he can grachblt the challenge with the states when you talk to republicans, worried about the strategy. A republican candidate can get close. Because the it is really democratic tougher, democrats can turn out the vote quickly. You see two president s in michigan. And the, the nominee in michigan turning out the vote at last minute. Now, for our viewers, watching our election coverage as anthony pointed out. You know, 31 states are sort of out of the conversation a little bit. Historically they vote, historically the states go to the democrats or republicans. Thats been