To: RC one
Im sure most of the missing 33,000 emails implicate him in that and more and thats why she was allowed to delete them after being subpoenaed. At least some of the emails were provided to the State Dept.
But, they were withheld from the FOIA request (and public disclosure) under the "executive privilege" exception.
To: justlurking
The video where where the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, Charles McCullough informed Jason Chaffetz that I cannot provide a certain segment of them because the agency that owns the information for those emails has limited the distribution on those," McCullough explained. "They are characterizing them as OrCon, 'originator control,' so I can't give them to even Congress without getting the agency's permission to provide them." tells you all you need to know. What other "originator" has the power to deny distribution of subpoenaed emails to congress members with secret clearance? The executive branch- the office of the president. Obama.
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10/20/2016 7:21:37 AM PDT by
RC one
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