Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton struggled on Saturday to tamp down a stubborn controversy over her email usage while serving as United States Secretary of State, especially given reports that she paid a State Department IT specialist to manage a private email server at her suburban New York home.
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Pagliano invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and refused to answer questions or produce documents after a congressional committee subpoenaed him this week.
In a long and rare interview with NBC news, Clinton, 67, went over the well-travelled ground, defending the legality of her decision to use private e-mail, which officials say sometimes was of a classified nature.
The Washington Post first reported the Clintons paid Pagliano. The matter is now being investigated.
On Sunday, Dickerson asked Fiorina whether she agreed with Trump that CEOs would leave such details to subordinates.
“This was fully above board, people knew I was using a personal email, I did it for convenience”.
In her most regretful feedback yet still a question that’s affected her White House required, Clinton said she had erred without making use of a us government email profile.
Hilary Clinton has faced heavy criticism after it was discovered that she had used a personal email server in the State Department. “I think the incriminating ones, she’s deleted and that’s obstruction of justice and destruction of evidence and you have the know the Russians or the Chinese … of course they hacked the server“. Bernie Sanders, Clinton’s chief rival for the Democratic nomination, drew large campaign audiences, Clinton sought to cast her candidacy as one rooted in tackling the problems “that keep families up at night”.
Meanwhile, speaking at Saturday’s launch of “Women for Hillary” in New Hampshire, Ms. Clinton escalated her jabs at the 16 Republican men running for president, taking aim at their records on issues like family leave, pay equity, and funding for Planned Parenthood.
The latest bunch of Hillary Clinton emails revealed she was a fan of “Parks and Recreation” and “The Good Wife”.
The state department has been releasing tranches from Clinton’s estimated 55 000-page e-mail archive, raising the issue anew with every batch.
Clinton in August handed over to the FBI her private server, which she used to send, receive and store emails during her four years as secretary of state.
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“There was so much work to be done”, Clinton continued. “In fact, save for voting no to create the committee and then attending a press event on the now well-disproven Democrat talking point that all has been ‘asked and answered, ‘ Mr. Schiff has largely been a member of the committee in absentia”, Ware said in an email to reporters defending the panel’s work.
