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The author tried to get access to various documents from the years Clinton was President while researching her book, and was stonewalled. According to an article in Newsweek which I looked at in a bookstore, less than 1% of the material in the Clinton presidential library has been made available to researchers. Clinton, of course, blames Bush for the lack of access, but even Newsweek makes clear that Clinton's secrecy goes way beyond any previous president's or anything in GWB's executive order, and will continue at least until after the election.

Kind of surprising that Newsweek would report that, but as long as the media doesn't make a fuss over it, it will cause no damage to Hillary's campaign.

less than 1% of the material in the Clinton presidential library has been made available to researchers.

And considering the well-documented and enthusiastic use of industrial-quality document shredders on a massive, unprecedented scale, whatever leftovers are in Clinton's 'library-that-looks-like-a-cheap-trailer' aren't going to be anything that prosecutors could make use of..

At times I am awestruck that the memories of the American public are apparently so very short.....yet Hillary keeps gaining momentum. It causes me to lose a great deal of faith in the American people, that such obvious criminals haven't been laughed off the public stage years ago.