<p>Former FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom weighs in on significance behind the FBI reopening the case against Hillary Clinton.</p> 
<p>The FBI announced Friday afternoon it will reopen its investigation of Hillary Clinton&#8217;s use of a private e-mail server during her tenure as Secretary of State.</p> 
<p>The decision comes as the FBI said it is reviewing new information related to the original case.</p> 
<p>James Kallstrom, former FBI assistant director, discussed the news on the FOX Business Network.</p> 
<p>&#8220;These guys that run the FBI now came to the conclusion that they look like absolute fools and that they&#8217;ve done a horrible job, they&#8217;ve thrown the agents under the bus, they discredited the FBI&#8217;s reputation,&#8221; he told Neil Cavuto. &#8220;And I can tell the people listening to you, it&#8217;s not the FBI agents, believe me. It&#8217;s two or three people at the top of the FBI.&#8221;</p> 
<p>Kallstrom believes the government agency shouldn&#8217;t have started an investigation in the first place if it didn&#8217;t meet certain guidelines.</p> 
<p>&#8220;If they were not ever going to impanel a grand jury, that means you really don&#8217;t conduct a criminal investigation. You don&#8217;t have subpoena power, you don&#8217;t have warrants. That was apparently apparent early on in this investigation. I would&#8217;ve liked to have seen somebody with the integrity not to just conduct an investigation that doesn&#8217;t meet any of the criteria of how the FBI operates,&#8221; he stated.</p> 
<p>He added: &#8220;I suspect that they never had a really bonafide investigation because the Justice Department wouldn&#8217;t let them do it.</p>
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