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==Clinton email investigation==
==Clinton email investigation==
From Lisa Page's text messages the American people learned the fix was in to exonerate [[Hillary Clinton]] for [[felony|felonious]] gross negligence, [[national security]] breaches, and destruction of federal government documents. Attorney General [[Loretta Lynch]] announced that she would accept whatever recommendation FBI Director [[James Comey]] made about charging Clinton. Lisa Page and FBI Deputy Assistant Director (DAD) for Counterintelligence [[Peter Strzok]] exchanged messages saying that Lynch knew in advance of the FBI's decision not to recommend prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
Lisa Page told congressional investigators the Department of Justice was ultimately responsible for the decision not to prosecute in the Clinton case. From Lisa Page's text messages the American people learned the fix was in to exonerate [[Hillary Clinton]] for [[felony|felonious]] gross negligence, [[national security]] breaches, and destruction of federal government documents.
Attorney General [[Loretta Lynch]] announced that she would accept whatever recommendation FBI Director [[James Comey]] made about charging Clinton. Lisa Page and FBI Deputy Assistant Director (DAD) for Counterintelligence [[Peter Strzok]] exchanged messages saying that Lynch knew in advance of the FBI's decision not to recommend prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
{{Quotebox|Strzok – Holy cow....[[New York Times|nyt]] breaking [Matt] Apuzzo,<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/02/us/politics/loretta-lynch-hillary-clinton-email-server.html</ref> Lynch will accept whatever recommendation and career prosecutors make. No political appointee input.
{{Quotebox|Strzok – Holy cow....[[New York Times|nyt]] breaking [Matt] Apuzzo,<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/02/us/politics/loretta-lynch-hillary-clinton-email-server.html</ref> Lynch will accept whatever recommendation and career prosecutors make. No political appointee input.