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The Political Noose Tightens Around Hillary Clinton
Jan 22, 2016 13:40:44   #
Doc110 Loc: York PA
 
HILLARY EMAILS SO SECRET SENIOR LAWMAKERS CAN'T READ THEM
'Clinton knows better because she had to have special training'

http://www.wnd.com/2016/01/hillary-emails-so-secret-senior-lawmakers-cant-read-them/

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton

Emails on Hillary Clinton’s “home-brew” email server were so sensitive that senior lawmakers with the highest levels of security clearance must sign additional nondisclosure agreements before viewing them.

Senior members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and other key lawmakers do not have authorization to view intelligence known as “special access programs,” or SAP, on Clinton’s server, a source told Fox News on Thursday.


The former secretary of state has been dogged with new questions on her handling of classified documents since news of the SAP intelligence was reported Tuesday. A Jan. 14 letter from Intelligence Community Inspector General I. Charles McCullough III to lawmakers and officials confirmed SAP intelligence passed through Clinton’s server.

The letter was exclusively obtained by Fox.

“To date, I have received two sworn declarations from one [intelligence community] element.

These declarations cover several dozen emails containing classified information determined by the IC element to be at the confidential, secret, and top secret/sap levels,” said the IG letter.

“According to the declarant, these documents contain information derived from classified IC element sources.”

The Democrat front-runner’s campaign spokesman Brian Fallon responded Wednesday by alleging McCullough, an appointee of President Obama, was part of a “coordinated leak” with Republicans.

“Two months ago, there was a Politico report that directly challenged the finding of this inspector general, and I don’t think he liked that very much,” Fallon told CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota, WND reported.

“So I think that he put two Republican senators up to sending him a letter so that he would have an excuse to resurface the same allegations he made back in the summer that have been discredited.”

Clinton told NPR on Thursday that McCullough’s letter was just “another leak” meant to hurt her campaign.

“I’m just going to leave it up to the professionals at the Justice Department because nothing that this says changes the fact that I never sent or received material marked classified,” Clinton said.

Fox chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge said Clinton’s comment was a giant red herring.

“It is the content that is classified – not the format it is in,” Herridge said Thursday.

“To suggest to people that there is somehow a bigger rubber stamp with ‘classified’ that’s smacked on every document is completely misleading and that something you only see in the movies.

Mrs. Clinton knows better because she had to have special training as secretary of state because she has classification authority.”

Herridge said the State Department final release of Clinton’s emails next week will not include the SAP emails because everything but the date, time-stamp, and subject line would need to be redacted.

The ‘Stop Hillary’ campaign is on fire! Join the surging response to this theme: ‘Clinton for prosecution, not president’

Thomas Dupree, a former Justice Department official, told the network that warnings from State Department IT employees and others that Clinton should use an official government account will further complicate her defense.

“If you have a situation where someone was knowingly violating the law and that they knew that what they were doing was prohibited by federal law because other people were saying, ‘You’re violating the law, knock it off,’ and they disregarded that advice and they went ahead, that’s a very difficult case to defend,” Dupree said Thursday.

Approximately 100 FBI special agents are assigned to an investigation that will determine if the former secretary of state violated a subsection of the Espionage Act related to “gross negligence” in handling government documents.

That investigation also has a second track, which is to determine whether co-mingling of the Clinton Foundation and State Department business violated public corruption laws.

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Jan 22, 2016 13:45:13   #
Carol Kelly
 
Money laundering is money laundering unless your last name is Clinton and you have an Obama Justice Department. This Government becomes more
corrupt day by day.

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Jan 22, 2016 14:45:12   #
PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.
 
Carol Kelly wrote:
Money laundering is money laundering unless your last name is Clinton and you have an Obama Justice Department. This Government becomes more corrupt day by day.


Yep, the Government continues to amaze its citizens by the corruption it engages in. Well, perhaps not, as we have become almost inured by the depths of its continued corruption.

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Jan 22, 2016 16:26:28   #
Carol Kelly
 
PoppaGringo wrote:
Yep, the Government continues to amaze its citizens by the corruption it engages in. Well, perhaps not, as we have become almost inured by the depths of its continued corruption.


Too, too true. Time for that to end. K

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Jan 23, 2016 15:14:32   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Doc110 wrote:
HILLARY EMAILS SO SECRET SENIOR LAWMAKERS CAN'T READ THEM
'Clinton knows better because she had to have special training'

http://www.wnd.com/2016/01/hillary-emails-so-secret-senior-lawmakers-cant-read-them/

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton

Emails on Hillary Clinton’s “home-brew” email server were so sensitive that senior lawmakers with the highest levels of security clearance must sign additional nondisclosure agreements before viewing them.

Senior members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and other key lawmakers do not have authorization to view intelligence known as “special access programs,” or SAP, on Clinton’s server, a source told Fox News on Thursday.


The former secretary of state has been dogged with new questions on her handling of classified documents since news of the SAP intelligence was reported Tuesday. A Jan. 14 letter from Intelligence Community Inspector General I. Charles McCullough III to lawmakers and officials confirmed SAP intelligence passed through Clinton’s server.

The letter was exclusively obtained by Fox.

“To date, I have received two sworn declarations from one (intelligence community) element.

These declarations cover several dozen emails containing classified information determined by the IC element to be at the confidential, secret, and top secret/sap levels,” said the IG letter.

“According to the declarant, these documents contain information derived from classified IC element sources.”

The Democrat front-runner’s campaign spokesman Brian Fallon responded Wednesday by alleging McCullough, an appointee of President Obama, was part of a “coordinated leak” with Republicans.

“Two months ago, there was a Politico report that directly challenged the finding of this inspector general, and I don’t think he liked that very much,” Fallon told CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota, WND reported.

“So I think that he put two Republican senators up to sending him a letter so that he would have an excuse to resurface the same allegations he made back in the summer that have been discredited.”

Clinton told NPR on Thursday that McCullough’s letter was just “another leak” meant to hurt her campaign.

“I’m just going to leave it up to the professionals at the Justice Department because nothing that this says changes the fact that I never sent or received material marked classified,” Clinton said.

Fox chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge said Clinton’s comment was a giant red herring.

“It is the content that is classified – not the format it is in,” Herridge said Thursday.

“To suggest to people that there is somehow a bigger rubber stamp with ‘classified’ that’s smacked on every document is completely misleading and that something you only see in the movies.

Mrs. Clinton knows better because she had to have special training as secretary of state because she has classification authority.”

Herridge said the State Department final release of Clinton’s emails next week will not include the SAP emails because everything but the date, time-stamp, and subject line would need to be redacted.

The ‘Stop Hillary’ campaign is on fire! Join the surging response to this theme: ‘Clinton for prosecution, not president’

Thomas Dupree, a former Justice Department official, told the network that warnings from State Department IT employees and others that Clinton should use an official government account will further complicate her defense.

“If you have a situation where someone was knowingly violating the law and that they knew that what they were doing was prohibited by federal law because other people were saying, ‘You’re violating the law, knock it off,’ and they disregarded that advice and they went ahead, that’s a very difficult case to defend,” Dupree said Thursday.

Approximately 100 FBI special agents are assigned to an investigation that will determine if the former secretary of state violated a subsection of the Espionage Act related to “gross negligence” in handling government documents.

That investigation also has a second track, which is to determine whether co-mingling of the Clinton Foundation and State Department business violated public corruption laws.
HILLARY EMAILS SO SECRET SENIOR LAWMAKERS CAN'T RE... (show quote)


Heh! Heh!



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Jan 23, 2016 20:14:19   #
Carol Kelly
 
Never happen. She's a Clinton. Sauce for the goose not always sauce for the gander,so to speak. K

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Jan 24, 2016 03:59:41   #
samtheyank
 
Doc110 wrote:
HILLARY EMAILS SO SECRET SENIOR LAWMAKERS CAN'T READ THEM
'Clinton knows better because she had to have special training'

http://www.wnd.com/2016/01/hillary-emails-so-secret-senior-lawmakers-cant-read-them/

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton

Emails on Hillary Clinton’s “home-brew” email server were so sensitive that senior lawmakers with the highest levels of security clearance must sign additional nondisclosure agreements before viewing them.

Senior members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and other key lawmakers do not have authorization to view intelligence known as “special access programs,” or SAP, on Clinton’s server, a source told Fox News on Thursday.


The former secretary of state has been dogged with new questions on her handling of classified documents since news of the SAP intelligence was reported Tuesday. A Jan. 14 letter from Intelligence Community Inspector General I. Charles McCullough III to lawmakers and officials confirmed SAP intelligence passed through Clinton’s server.

The letter was exclusively obtained by Fox.

“To date, I have received two sworn declarations from one [intelligence community] element.

These declarations cover several dozen emails containing classified information determined by the IC element to be at the confidential, secret, and top secret/sap levels,” said the IG letter.

“According to the declarant, these documents contain information derived from classified IC element sources.”

The Democrat front-runner’s campaign spokesman Brian Fallon responded Wednesday by alleging McCullough, an appointee of President Obama, was part of a “coordinated leak” with Republicans.

“Two months ago, there was a Politico report that directly challenged the finding of this inspector general, and I don’t think he liked that very much,” Fallon told CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota, WND reported.

“So I think that he put two Republican senators up to sending him a letter so that he would have an excuse to resurface the same allegations he made back in the summer that have been discredited.”

Clinton told NPR on Thursday that McCullough’s letter was just “another leak” meant to hurt her campaign.

“I’m just going to leave it up to the professionals at the Justice Department because nothing that this says changes the fact that I never sent or received material marked classified,” Clinton said.

Fox chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge said Clinton’s comment was a giant red herring.

“It is the content that is classified – not the format it is in,” Herridge said Thursday.

“To suggest to people that there is somehow a bigger rubber stamp with ‘classified’ that’s smacked on every document is completely misleading and that something you only see in the movies.

Mrs. Clinton knows better because she had to have special training as secretary of state because she has classification authority.”

Herridge said the State Department final release of Clinton’s emails next week will not include the SAP emails because everything but the date, time-stamp, and subject line would need to be redacted.

The ‘Stop Hillary’ campaign is on fire! Join the surging response to this theme: ‘Clinton for prosecution, not president’

Thomas Dupree, a former Justice Department official, told the network that warnings from State Department IT employees and others that Clinton should use an official government account will further complicate her defense.

“If you have a situation where someone was knowingly violating the law and that they knew that what they were doing was prohibited by federal law because other people were saying, ‘You’re violating the law, knock it off,’ and they disregarded that advice and they went ahead, that’s a very difficult case to defend,” Dupree said Thursday.

Approximately 100 FBI special agents are assigned to an investigation that will determine if the former secretary of state violated a subsection of the Espionage Act related to “gross negligence” in handling government documents.

That investigation also has a second track, which is to determine whether co-mingling of the Clinton Foundation and State Department business violated public corruption laws.
HILLARY EMAILS SO SECRET SENIOR LAWMAKERS CAN'T RE... (show quote)


Hillary's 501C3 will be the final straw that will break the camel's back. There is so much questionable manure it stinks to the lower depths of hell. I think Bill will be heavily involed in this area as well. If this does not sink them, they are impervious to the law and American standards.

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Jan 24, 2016 17:55:17   #
Carol Kelly
 
They are impervious. K

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Jan 24, 2016 18:05:25   #
samtheyank
 
Carol Kelly wrote:
They are impervious. K


C K,

You are probably right, but I hope you are wrong. If she gets away with her crimes, it means that The Rule Of Law and American justice can be bought, sold and it is a joke!

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