tonight. his defiance apparently stems from his decision to reopen the clinton email investigation just g to heeddgs that he was notn, following protocol. this all paints a verycture fro. in an interview, he was asked it been order to sentwould have se? comey respo n way.elieve in thef command. but the ig report is expected to say in this case he did not.he t during his is a exoneration of e not coordated ts statement or reviewed it in any way with the department of justice or any other part of stomach of the government. they do not know what i'm about to say. a: and it is apparently not the only official that the ig is calling out. katherine'shington with who else should be prepared. puts the leadership style under a microscope. he pub the clinton email investigation and recommended aga fell to his boss at the time, attorney general loretta lynch. just days before hillary clinton's fbi interview for mishandling classified information was a game changer. in addition to other intelligence that implied that lynch would not let theiligatiof the intelligence is not public and the reliability unclear. in the draft, the inspector general rebuked lynch as well for her hing of the federal criminal probe. him tol the criminaynch advis investigation a matter. on fox, the former director seem to choose his words carefully about lynch. >> i think we are bh telling the truth. my problem was, she had already announced it publicly that she wouldn't and tha would my recommendation. sot point, what do ian d that pi had to step away. >> the inspector general had bipartisan support when it was open because republicans thought clinton shoulde been prosecuted and democrats blame to call me dumb a comey for reopening the investigation. ten days before the electioeears leading up to the electnnd that may be broader than just the clinton emails. sandra? >> sandra: thank you for your reporting on that. here is lindsey graham, a m seni committee which has often been enter of getting to the truth of all of this. thank yoour time tonight. they are clearly new questions, i suppose it's fair to say, over james com o events surrounding the 2016 election. >> i think -- we will see what the report says but i thought director comey was sort of will hope that the report wille look at the fisa warrant abuse. i hope they will tell us being wound up being used to get a warrantn an american citizen, in this dossier still unverified to this day. speak and >> sandra: we have hed so much from james comey, as you just reference. he was on his book tour and it was hard to and miss him. we haven't seen much of him and now to learn that he is the focus of this ig investigation, what should that tell us? >> while i think the ig has looked at his leadership model and found it lacking. we believe there was some intelligence compromising the attorney general loretta lynch. all i can say is that the two fbi -- peter stroke and page pace, they were in charge of the clinton email investigation. if you trust these two, you are crazy. look at the email chain between them. juste was in the tank for clinton. the fbi did not do a very good job of looking at the clinton email investigation. it was a sham investigation.in e russia investigation, the department of justice was using material provided to them by a foreign agent, a former britishe democratic party. so there is a lot to look at here. >> there was a republican memo, and the anticipation is building by the day to finally see this inspector general report. we have seen, and in this case, perhaps it is very critical of james comey. perhaps democrats don't like it. they could discount it, we have what is different about this inspector general report as the american people are told that it is so highly anticipated by members of congress and beyond? >> number one, it's not a republican report or a democrat report. he is highly respected and is viewed as a straight shooter. and to call out abuses for the fbi, i think it will have credibility because of who he is and the person he is. the fbi agent in charge of the clinton email investigation acted out-of-bounds. there is a breach of the law when it came to mr. steele and how he was used as a confidential informant. mr. orr, the number four inchart of bad situations here and i would like to see a special counsel look at this not just from an internal point of view about whether or not crimes were committed. >> s have bec of robert rosenstein, overseeing the special counsel investigation. you have said he is conflicted and, those are your words. he wrote a letter saying he needs to recuse himself. he received a letter back and you are going to share with us what you heard back tonight. >> one, it didn't come from him, it came from the legislative section of the department of justice, not from mr. rosenstein. he is a fine man, it's not that i doubt his character or qualifications. the problem i have is, i believe he will be a witnessn any obstruction of justice investigation conducted by mr. mr. moeller. he's the one that wrotehe memo to president trump suggesting why mr. comey should be fired. he's also in the fisa warrant that was issued based on a dossier coming from a foreign agent who went to russia, paid for by t party. i don't know how you could look at that aspect of this case. to me, he seems to be conflicted. i didn't get a very good answer as to why. >> what was it? >> it was gobbledygook. i just don't know how mr. mullen rosenstein is not part of the witness change. chain. maybe i'm wrong, but the letter did not answer my question. i'm not going to give up on this, i try to make sure that he can do his job without interference but it really does bother me that mr. rosenstein has not appointed a special counsel look at the doj and fbi abuses. and can he oversee the mueller investigation given the role he played? >> are you going to continue with that? ely. >> sandra: meanwhile, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani companies trying to go further saying they are trying to bring the president. he said this. listen. >> a group of 13 highly partisan mueller, excluding him -- mueller team, excluding him, trying to get h in trouble when he hasn't done anything wrong. >> sandra: what do you think of that, senator? a that haveost senator. that happens sometimes with live tv, we will try to get him back if we can. okay, senator, can you hear me? all right, the beauty and joy of live televisions. >> it was the russians, they are trying to knock me off the air. rudy, all i can say is he's pitching for the president and he is good lawyer. let's see what he finds is his job to push back against the legislation. time will tell and we will see what kind of report they have. i see no evidence that the prt was i with the russians. >> is interesting to hear, the attorney trying to frame the president. and i know you are at the white house today. you met with the president, and talked about trade. while that was happening, i have to tell you that there are new reports of american diplomats. while you were in that meeting, these reports coming out. new diplomats falling ill in china after hearing odd noises, they are reporting. then evacuated, state apart make out them out of there. but we sawilar event in florida. let's get you response tonigho s happening around the world but somebody is trying to hurt our people. in cuba, i don't believe it happened without thecretary pomy concerned about this and so am i. i'm very concerned and i'm in charge of the oversight of our state department, and they serve our country and very dangerous places like the military. this meeting with the president, here's my take away. president has a plan to g us better trade deals throughout the world including our . he has a plan to get a better deal witi'm not going to do anyo undercut the president's ability to negotiate a better trade deal. so i don't think now is the time to do that. the president is pushing against china, somebody should have done it a long time ago. there was a plan in place that impressed me. >> sandra: is sounds like you continue to feel that way after meeting today. senator lindsey graham, thank you. so i to come up martha sits down with two heroes from world war ii who share vivid memories on the battlefield. that was 74 years after the d-day invasion. plus president trump taking action after kim kardashian's white house wheat commuting the life sentence of nonviolent drug offender alex johnson. governor huckabee has long advocated changing criminal justice is and has watch this case closely. he joins us with his take, next. >> countep up with the card's, but i'm glad thatian sing her celebrity is for somethingtant. thanhe and a quiet interior for a limited time, get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx plus get $1,000 bonus cash. 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>> i really did, sandra. and i appreciate kim kardashian west for using her celebrity for something that does good. i understand a lot of people want to lock folks up and keep them there forever, b 22 years for a first time, nonviolent offender? there are a lot of people across america that have murdered people that will never serve even a third of that amount of time. my present director in arkansas, rry noris, used to say, we lock a lot of people up that we are mad at, rather than the ones we are afraid of. the fact is, ove per year per inmate, average, which could be a sometimes as much as 75 or 80,000 per year is not working. it's not helping us resolve the crime problem. the truth is, sandra, we don't have a crime problem so much as a drug and alcohol problem. a lot of the people we incarcerate need to b in eatment centers. i applaud the president because it took a lot of guts for him to do this. there is never, ever as a political upside to granting any pe of clemency viet commutation were a part in. >> sandra: it's fascinating and capturing the attention of the nation. it looks like the president looks like he's going on this high profile clemency spree. he's talking about more pardons and commuting alice johnson. what do you think the goal is of the president? what is he looking to achieve as the big picture? >> mike: i think two things, one, he's looking at each case individually which is exactly with the executive bncd do they should never s blank it. i'm issuing a commutations. you have to look at every case individually. but he's also pointing out some of the total failures in our criminal justice system and sentencing guidelines. it was very popular a few years ago, if you said that at a rotary meeting, you got a lot of apse. but it was one of the dumbest moves we've ever made and it sts not only an enormous amount of money but it ruined of the lives of people who had no business being in prison for life, for let's say t or $400 thefts. it's disproportionate to the crime committed. >> sandra: i want to get this in here, as we continue to learn up more about who alice marie johnson is. 53 years old and we are being told that she offic has been released from the federal ison. she w serving le sentence. it's a remarkable story. without possibility of parole, at a correctional institution in the state of alabama. mother of five, great grandmother of six great-great-grandmr of one and she has now walked out of that federal prison. >> mike: and i'm glad she has. think about this, life without parole. that is the kind of sentence you give to people who have committed mass murder. that's a kind of sentence you give to people who have created a savage cop killing. but for a nonviolent, first-time drug trafficking charge? i'm not saying it's not serious to traffic drugs but i am saying that the best way to deal wit a drug problem is not just to lock people up and throw away the key come and spend the taxpayers money. it might be to put those people in treatment programs and then cognize that there is no long-term advantage to just locking people up and making sure they are caged for the rest of theires. t the same time, this is an administration, to be clear, that has shown to be very tough on crime. and i say that, as we now know that jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, met several times with miss kardashian leading up to this, in the months to leading up to her release from prison. >> mike: there are some things for which people should be locked up for life, there are some crimes that that heinous. i ha it out as governor. i didn't enjoy it, but there are some crimes for which that is an ou can't just go around and put everyone in a lock up. so what you do, you have to realize that when people come out as a felon come up they can't even get a job emptying a bedpan in a nursing home because we have created background checks that say, if you have a conviction, most jobs he will never be able to do. how does that help us in the long term? th truth is, it doesn't. >> sandra: fascinating stuff, and i'm sure we will learn more about these women. those will live on forever. we will keep following this, governor. than for being here tonight. >> mike: always a pleasure. >> sandra: first lady melania trump making her first public appearance in weeks. so where was she? greg gutfeld has a theory that you definitely won't hear anywhere else. and, did last night's california primary proved democrats big blue wave it was a bust? newt gingrich sees sometng in the results that the left certainly won't like. he is next. >> if it looks like voters will have a real choice this november, between a governor who is going to stand up to donald trump, and a foot soldier and his war on california. melatonin is the body's own sleep ingredient. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh-your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... 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uld he be writing blog posts for joey read? >> sandra: how about howard schultz, where is he and what are and his intentions, is he running for president? >> greg: i hope so because what else do they have? >> sandra: he's the ceo of starbucks. before i'm aware of that. their bathrooms, that have locks onm, unlike some of these fox bathrooms. they got a hold of john kerry and biden, front runners with a combined age of 289, held together by brylcreem medical bond. it's not good for them. they have the charisma of driftwood. they nee s young. to his credit though -- what's this guy's name? >> sandra: democrats don't even like him, the headline is democrats must reject robert schultz, he is the quintessential corporate democrat. they don't like him because he is a business guy. >> greg: at the democrats idea of work is painting a protest sign that says, don't work. their idea of affordable housing is an overpass. you seem california. he is a breath of fresh air but i don't know if he's got the persuasive document that trump does, because that'sornt >> this next story, have c see lot. tch is with us. >> he's deaf. >> i'm not deaf, i just can't stand listening to her. >> sandra: it's true. animals are having conversations all around us and some of them probably think -- >> greg: some right wing humor for but it can be interesting what they are talking about. they mentioned in the article that naked mole's speak. what are they saying? who cares what a naked mole is in same? they say t interrupt, they take turns. which means they could never be on cable tv. >> sandra: do you have pets? >> greg: i used to, but they were involved in an unfortunate a broiler. did you see that article that said frogs wrap? i came up with some frog wrap names. snoop frog, ice toad, tad core. >> sandra: oh, my gosh. >> greg: hey, you invited me on. aughter] ou regre this? you can be honest with m >> sandra: no, not at all, this is very important stuff. i'm glad that melania has been seen again. 74 years have passed since the day and tonight you will from two of the brave men who took on nazi germany and one. and they have remarkable stories, as told tomartha macca. >> we had to walk. that duffel bag was so heavy. i kept thinking, i can't do this. but i thought, a other guys can do it, i can do it. mpe. mpe. ♪ ♪ sos horse. ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's. chase. make more of what's yours. you always get the lowest price tn our rooms, gu itels.com with a r carl? 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>> nine days on the old france. i was seasick nine stys,evereach th the ship.s a relief to get off anders telling you about the mission? about the invasion, about d-day? >> across t english channel, the greatest force ever hurled against a hostile shore. >> i don't think they knew too much what was going to happen. we were supposed to arrive between 10:00 a.m. and noon, and we didn't get there until 7:00 in evening and because of the the heavy seas. so we stayed on the beach all nigh firing of the british battleships and all the other ships firing onto the german fortifications on shore. >> martha: what stands out to you when you think back to being there? >> seeing the wounded and some of the debt on the beach as well as a tough situation. >> martha: tell me about your arrival in france after d-day. >> we had to walk. i kept thinking that duffel bag was so heavy. i kept thinking, i can't do this. but iht, if all these other guys can do it, i can do it. i stopped and a piece of shrapnel went across. it was nothing but a flesh wound, but i was l in the fields overnight and i got pneumoni>> martha: you are lefte >> a whole bunch of us were. >> there were interesting and funny times and really horrendous times. we were a child, that was the scariest part. >> one omost poignant things to me was, in london, before we went across to normandy. such a nice girl that i dance with. and she said, my name is dorothy. come any time, i'm most nights.t that dance bar completely wiped out. >> martha: did you lose lost our batterye lost a gunney sergeant, and our first sergeant. and my very close friend, who was a radio operator with me. bob bowden from new mexico was captured, and he was injured and in a german hospital for a while. and then when they left the town, they released him and let him go. he came back without his helmet, i was glad to see him. >> martha: do you remember that moment when he showed up? when he walked into the battery area, i ran over to greet him, it was great. >> martha: and you were in pretty much every major operation all the way from normandy to v-e d. >> all five campaigns. normandy, france, battle of the bulge, rhineland and in central europe. >> martha: tell me about when you got word the war was over. >> this is a solemn but glorious hour. i wish that franklin d. roosevelt lived to see this day. >> we heard it on the tinkers radio, and it was a wild celebration. we couldn't find any pills or beer wheat said it, where's the beer? well someone had found a warehouse of wonderful german brandy. they felt of a two and a half ton truck with it and our battery commander said, that's est of battalion.e to share with >> martha: what about you, don, what are your memories of that? >> i remember that day. there was a little boy who was always under foot, running here and if they there. he came racing in and spoke in german. and my lieutenant said it, don't tell anybody, but i've got something up and saving. and he got out a bottle of champagne that was room temperature. and we all drink it. >> martha: there is a prayer, i don't know if you are familiar with it. but fdr read up on the radio. have you ever heard of that? >> no. >> martha: it was a beautiful prayer, a radio address to all the people of america on june 6, and it psays, they will need their blessings. the road will be long and hard. for the enemy is strong. they will be sore trying come by night and by day, without rest, until the victory is won. the darkness will be rent by noise and flame. men's souls will be shaken with the violences of war. >> you know, all of us that were going to be in on d-day, eisenhower wrote a letter. and part is inscribed right here on the wall.>> martht says? >> we are about to embark on a greats crusade and, lord helping, we will be successful and we shall not surrender. for total victory. >> sandra: remarkable men. quote of the night is next jacking earth's geothermal phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. 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