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and then, what are they stealing from you? good evening. and we hope you had a great fourth of july. it was the dark cloud hanging over hillary clinton s campaign for a year. would she be indicted for using a private server for her e-mail as secretary of state? and would it end her campaign? today, without revealing his findings to the white house, the director of the fbi walked out, stood alone at that podium and delivers a blistering rebuke. and then, recommending no criminal charges. hours later, hillary clinton walking off air force one in charlotte with the support of her one-time rival, president obama. i believe in hillary clinton. tonight, donald trump calling the system rigged. republicans outraged. and we have new reporting here, was hillary clinton watching the fbi director as he delivered his words? and how they re really feeling inside their campaign, after the stinging words you re about to pierre thomas. reporter: in the dramatic hastily arranged press
outside some politics in the skinny. this wednesday, we drop it like it s july 6th. from abc news, this is world news now. right there. got it going on. good morning, everyone. a little snoop dogg for you to start things off. we re going to begin with hillary clinton, avoiding criminal charges over her use of a private e-mail server. she did not escape blistering condemnation. james comey blasted the behavior as extremely careless, even though the investigation found no intent to break the law, he said information could have been compromised and he revealed more than 100 of the e-mails contained classified information despite clinton saying it didn t. donald trump pounced on the recommendation calling it unfair. trump said hillary put the entire country in danger and he questioned the meeting against bill clinton and loretta lynch saying it was no accident that they ran into each other. i don t know about you but i always felt that hillary clinton could es
from you? good evening. and we hope you had a great fourth of july. it was the dark cloud hanging over hillary clinton s campaign for a year. would she be indicted for using a private server for her e-mail as secretary of state? and would it end her campaign? today, without revealing his findings to the white house, the director of the fbi walked out, stood alone at that podium and delivers a blistering rebuke. and then, recommending no criminal charges. hours later, hillary clinton walking off air force one in charlotte with the support of her one-time rival, president obama. i believe in hillary clinton. tonight, donald trump calling the system rigged. republicans outraged. and we have new reporting here, was hillary clinton watching the fbi director as he delivered his words? and how they re really feeling inside their campaign, after the stinging words you re about to hear. we begin tonight with abc s pierre thomas. reporter: in the dramatic hastily arranged press
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