In 2013 alone Hillary Clinton earned $8.5 million from 36 speaking engagements, according to the data released Friday.
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“The lax storage and safeguarding of this information could have serious consequences to national security”, wrote Republican Sen.
The revelations came in a new batch of Clinton’s emails released on Friday by the State Department.
The letter asserts that The Times rushed the flawed story onto its web site and front page despite “questionable sourcing”, and scarce attempts to contact Clinton before publication. Any past disagreements about the scope of her testimony appear to have been resolved. “Could we get her to the US for counselling and education?” He called on Comey to explain what steps the Federal Bureau of Investigation had taken to secure the information.
Some emails show the extent to which her closest aides managed the details of her image.
And in a message from September 2009, Clinton asked for New York apples. “Or blue.” Clinton later held a joint news conference with the Jordanian foreign minister.
“She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States“, concluded Dr. Lisa Bardack of the Mount Kisco Medical Group.
As is now widely known, Clinton chose to forgo a government email account while serving as secretary of state, opting instead to use her own private email on a private server.
At least a portion of those donations came in 2014, after Clinton left the State Department and formally joined the family’s foundation that had previously been in her husband’s name alone.
Clinton’s doctor said she is now cleared of those conditions.
The heavy redactions were expected because the intelligence community now has 12 individuals working full-time at the State Department to review the emails for possible classified material, officials told CNN. Clinton emailed Feltman about an “Egyptian proposal” for separate signings of a reconciliation deal with Hamas after the militant organization balked at attending a unity ceremony.
Some of the interesting takeaways in the most recent batch of emails include correspondence from Clinton’s longtime friend Sidney Blumenthal, who has factored into previous document releases as well.
Late last week, the Inspector General debunked Clinton’s claims saying classified information had in fact been transmitted through the former Secretary’s private email. “I did not send nor receive anything that was classified at the time”.
Secretary of State John Kerry and State Department Inspector General Steve Linick will meet this week to talk about the issue, White House spokesman Eric Schultz said Wednesday.
Friday’s email release will bring the total production of Clinton’s emails published to 15 percent, according to the Washington Examiner.
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The letter describes Clinton’s lifestyle as “healthy:” Clinton exercises and does not smoke or use drugs, and “drinks alcohol occasionally”. Clinton has maintained she used a personal email account as a “matter of convenience” and has denied she emailed any classified material. Clinton also praised the Cuban-American community in Miami as a “compelling advertisement for the benefits of democracy and an open society”. McClatchy reported Thursday that information from five intelligence agencies – including the CIA, National Security Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency – was discovered in emails stored on Clinton’s server. It was revealed earlier this year that she set up a private email server during her time in office, a move that ran contrary to Obama administration policies.
