In news that surprises no one except maybe Joe Biden, the FBI has found 15,000 more work-related emails on Clinton’s private server that she failed to turn over to the State Department when she left that office in 2013.
I’m sure it’s just an oversight. From The Hill:
The FBI has uncovered almost 15,000 previously undisclosed documents sent directly to or from Hillary Clinton, State Department lawyers confirmed before a federal judge on Monday.
The documents were found during the course of the FBI’s investigation into the Democratic presidential nominee’s use of a personal email server during her time as secretary of State. The number is almost 50 percent more than the 30,000 work-related documents that Clinton’s lawyers turned over to the State Department in 2014.
Now wait a minute. How can this be? Didn’t Herr Clinton tell us that the 30,000 emails she previously deleted from her private server were personal, not work-related? Didn’t she also say she turned over all necessary documents before she left the State Department? That she never sent or received top secret, classified information? That she and Bill were “dead broke” when they left the White House? That the moon is made of green cheese?
You may remember when Clinton claimed she turned over “all” work-related emails during a March 10, 2015 press conference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c9TJHDXlH0
According to Clinton, “all” might depend on what the meaning of “all” is.
In a related story, the Washington Times reported on Monday that the Clinton Foundation asked a top Hillary aide for favors during Clinton’s tenure at the State Department:
New emails Monday show the Clinton Foundation using Huma Abedin to try to arrange meetings between the foundation’s supporters and then-State Department Secretary Hillary Clinton.
In one exchange Doug Band, who headed the Clinton Global Initiative, asked Ms. Abedin to try to help with a visa for a soccer player from a British team, Wolverhampton FC. Ms. Abedin at first thought she might be able to speed up the interview, but then said she was worried about crossing lines.
“Makes me nervous to get involved but I’ll ask,” she told Mr. Band in one message obtained by Judicial Watch, a conservative group that’s pushed to get a look at the Clinton emails.
“Then dont [sic],” Mr. Band replied to Ms. Abedin.
During the May 2009 exchange, Mr. Band also complained about the difficulty of connecting with Ms. Abedin through her confusing array of different email addresses.
Surprise, surprise. I mean, shoot. If you can’t trust a career corruptocrat like Hillary “What Difference Does It Make?” Clinton, who can you trust?
A federal judge has ordered Clinton to answer questions in writing (and under oath) about her private email server. The move came last week as part of an ongoing lawsuit by Judicial Watch.
Maybe we can sell tickets?
H/T: Townhall
