BROWN: Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch is behind closed doors on Capitol Hill getting grilled by a Republican-led congressional committee over the investigation of Hillary Clinton's e- mail use. CNN senior correspondent, Manu Raju, joins me now from Capitol Hill. What are you hearing Lynch's turn in the hot seat today, Manu?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: She's been there for roughly two hours. Some Democrats emerged saying they've learned a whole lot of nothing new in this. We'll see what Republicans believe. They have the first hour of questioning. Lynch has come under scrutiny from Republicans about the decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton. This all part of the GOP-led investigation into actions the FBI took in 2016. Something the Republicans believe was not done properly, the Clinton investigation and the Russia investigation. The Republicans want to know about that meeting she had with Bill Clinton on the tarmac in 2016 right before that decision not to prosecute Clinton. And then what she knows about the Russia investigation and her interactions with James Comey. Both of those situations. Ultimately, we'll see what they turn up here, Pamela, because Democrats have made it very clear that they are going to stop this investigation on their first day when they take power in January. So she's very well the last witness of this investigation. We'll see what they turn up, what Democrats say, and not a lot new so far -- Pamela?</s>BROWN: We'll have to wait and see. Of course, she's coming back to the Hill to talk about this issue. We'll see if there's anything new that's coming out. As you pointed out, Democrats say nothing new. So we'll have to wait and see. Manu Raju, on Capitol Hill, thank you very much for that. And thank you so much for joining me today. I'll be back here tomorrow at 11:00 eastern time. "INSIDE POLITICS" with John King starts right now.
Loretta Lynch Getting Grilled over Clinton E-mail Probe.