The documents include Federal Bureau of Investigation interviews with some of Clinton’s top aides such as Huma Abedin, who, in an interview conducted on April 5, 2016, was shown e-mail correspondence between Clinton and another person, although Abedin said she did not recognise that other person’s identifying designation, the online news Web site Politico reported.
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Mills and Samuelson were given immunity in exchange for handing over laptops used while serving as Clinton’s attorneys in 2014 following a review of what emails Clinton sent were work-related and which were personal. But Kennedy, in his own interview, denied the charge. Now, we know that the Obama White House knew full well about the server’s existence due to the change in her primary email.
After learning that the president used email with a pseudonym – apparently to try to protect his identity – Abedin asked her interrogators if she could keep a copy of the email. When he communicated these concerns to Mills, however, she said that Clinton’s predecessor, Colin Powell, had also used private email. He has said he only found out about her use of it when it became public.
The FBI investigation looking into Hillary Clinton’s breaches of professional conduct has made public another violation, which culminated in “verbal security counselling”, after an aide to the secretary of state left sensitive documents at a Moscow hotel. Guccifer also detailed taking a screenshot of one Blumenthal exchange regarding the Benghazi attacks.
Over the course of the investigation, the FBI conducted interviews with members of Clinton’s staff and also former Secretary of State Colin Powell and former Central Intelligence Agency acting director Mike Morell, among others. But one IT worker took a somewhat cavalier attitude, joking in one interview that a new 60-day retention policy was a “Hillary coverup operation” – which sparked the Trump campaign’s anger.
“My emails, the Blackberry I carry around, all those records are available and archived”, the president said in an interview with CBS News’ Bill Plante.
“Revelations that three additional individuals, including Cheryl Mills, were granted immunity from prosecution in Hillary Clinton’s email scandal shows this was without a doubt a criminal scheme”.
That would mean the President willingly put our country at risk by associating with a private email server, that we now know has been hacked numerous time. Trump has built his “Crooked Hillary” line of insults off arguments stemming from her emails.
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A longtime Clinton campaign staffer who worked for as White House liaison at Clinton’s State Department and, later, as her lawyer.
