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The Obama [[Department of Justice]] under [[Loretta Lynch]], and the [[FBI]] under [[James Comey]], [[Andrew McCabe]], and [[Peter Strzok]], scuttled the investigation and criminal wrongdoing. President [[Barack Obama]] had knowlege of the illegal server after communicating with Hillary Clinton numerous times, including from the territory of [[Russia]] where it was likely hacked, according to the FBI. Clinton was exonerated by FBI Director James Comey, clearing her way for nomination as the [[Democratic party]] [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential candidate]].<ref>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455696/hillary-clinton-barack-obama-emails-key-decision-not-indict-hillary</ref>

The Obama [[Department of Justice]] under [[Loretta Lynch]], and the [[FBI]] under [[James Comey]], [[Andrew McCabe]], and [[Peter Strzok]], scuttled the investigation and criminal wrongdoing. President [[Barack Obama]] had knowlege of the illegal server after communicating with Hillary Clinton numerous times, including from the territory of [[Russia]] where it was likely hacked, according to the FBI. Clinton was exonerated by FBI Director James Comey, clearing her way for nomination as the [[Democratic party]] [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential candidate]].<ref>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455696/hillary-clinton-barack-obama-emails-key-decision-not-indict-hillary</ref>

The private system Clinton set up was in violation of government and [[State Department]] regulations. Her staff fought efforts to bring her into the government email system – even though she forced the resignation of an ambassador his conducting of government business over an unauthorized private email system.

The private system Clinton set up was in violation of government and [[State Department]] regulations. Her staff fought efforts to bring her into the government email system – even though she forced the resignation of an ambassador for conducting government business over an unauthorized private email system.

When the request was made that Clinton surrender her emails to the State Department, she turned them over to her own lawyers and subordinates who did not have the security clearances required for access to the information. She destroyed tens of thousands of emails, even though they were under subpoena, so that they could not be reviewed by the State Department or the FBI. Of the 30,000 she deigned to surrender to the State Department, over 2,000 contained classified information, some of it among the nation’s most highly classified national-defense secrets. And she serially lied in her public statements about her emails, in congressional testimony (in which she brazenly claimed to have turned over all work-related email to the State Department, and that her lawyers had carefully reviewed every email before designating which should be surrendered and which withheld), and in her FBI interview (in which she pretended not to know what the ubiquitous “[C]” designation — for Confidential — in classified documents meant).

When the request was made that Clinton surrender her emails to the State Department, she turned them over to her own lawyers and subordinates who did not have the security clearances required for access to the information. She destroyed tens of thousands of emails, even though they were under subpoena, so that they could not be reviewed by the State Department or the FBI. Of the 30,000 she deigned to surrender to the State Department, over 2,000 contained classified information, some of it among the nation’s most highly classified national-defense secrets. And she serially lied in her public statements about her emails, in congressional testimony (in which she brazenly claimed to have turned over all work-related email to the State Department, and that her lawyers had carefully reviewed every email before designating which should be surrendered and which withheld), and in her FBI interview (in which she pretended not to know what the ubiquitous “[C]” designation — for Confidential — in classified documents meant).