He says more documents will be released, “no matter the day of the week”.
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She also said she didn’t recall receiving guidance from the State Department on email policies and said she didn’t explicitly request permission regarding a private email account or server – but said no one at the State Department expressed any confusion.
Clinton, speaking with her traveling press corps aboard her new campaign plane, said she has “just accepted” the fact that Republicans will continue to call for investigations into her.
“It is laughable that the secretary of state can claim she cannot remember or does not know what classified markings are”, Marino said.
If we truly want to rid the government of the corruption and overturn the rigged system former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders tried to fight against, we must hold these people accountable by casting our ballots.
Wednesday’s release by the State Department is a response to a lawsuit brought by the conservative group Judicial Watch, and is limited to emails determined to be related to the 2012 Benghazi attacks in which four Americans were killed.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton at the CNN Democratic Debate at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, Tuesday, October 13, 2015.
On Wednesday, the top Democrat on the House Oversight committee released an email exchange between Clinton and former Secretary of State Colin Powell in which the Republican appointee advised her on the use of personal email.
FOIA. As you might imagine, we have also received many requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and lots of your colleagues have been working very hard to process materials under the statute, get the necessary sign-off from other agencies with interests in the information, and get it out to the public.
First, as I said to Matt, you know and I know classified material is designated.
The email archive laptop and the thumb drive are now unaccounted for, as are eight Blackberries and two of five iPads that Clinton used to access her email account. The FBI’s recently released summaries of its investigation did not offer any evidence contradicting their statements.
The memo followed the public release last Friday afternoon of FBI investigative documents concerning Clinton’s use of a private email server: a 47-page memo summarizing the investigation, and 11 pages of notes about the bureau’s almost five-hour interview with the former Secretary of State last July. Comey said last July that he had no basis to find that the deletions of Clinton’s emails were aimed at concealing evidence.
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The woman seeking to become president told Federal Bureau of Investigation agents that although she treated all classified information the same, she didn’t pay attention to those particular levels of classification. Clinton and longtime lawyer and aide, Cheryl Mills, have stated that they had no knowledge about the deletions.
