Clinton, who rarely appears on the conservative-leaning news network in favor of interviews on CNN and the liberal-leaning MSNBC, said she is awaiting the conclusion of the FBI’s investigation.
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Despite President Barack Obama’s endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president Thursday, Vermont Sen.
The White House finally acknowledged that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is under criminal investigation – an inconvenient fact the Clinton camp continues to deny, calling it a “security review” instead. It’s kind of hard to have all the people lined up to support you twist their tongue into such contortions that they don’t use the natural, obvious and truthful description of the investigation and refer to it as exactly what it is: A criminal investigation.
The still-secret emails are a part of the ongoing FBI investigation.
TRUTH: According to The Associated Press, Clinton frequently emailed her staff and aides from an iPad as well as her BlackBerry during her tenure as secretary of state – putting to bed the myth that she only used one device.
At the end of her interview with Baier, Clinton reiterated that she does not believe the email scandal, Clinton Foundation investigation, or FBI investigation will be a problem in the election. They were not included in the Clinton email files released to the public by the State Department.
No. As the Department of Justice and Inspectors General made clear, the IGs made a security referral.
At least 47 of Clinton’s email contain the notation “B3 CIA PERS/ORG”, which means the email’s material was related to CIA personnel or departmental matters.
Clinton has voiced confidence all along that, no matter what it’s called, the probe will not result in an indictment.
Emails between USA diplomats in Islamabad and State Department officials in Washington about whether to challenge specific US drone strikes in Pakistan are at the center of a criminal probe involving Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. “The President has complete confidence that that’s exactly what they’ll do”, he said.
“That is not going to happen”.
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“I know [the Federal Bureau of Investigation has] been interviewing a number of people and I’ve told people to cooperate and I’m looking forward to also participating”.
