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From:jpalmieri@hillaryclinton.com To: john.podesta@gmail.com Date: 2015-08-08 16:31 Subject: Re: Have you sent her the docs? I just sent. Was getting my hair cut and trying to write all this on an iPhone. I think you should call her and sober her up some. Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 8, 2015, at 1:55 PM, John Podesta wrote: > > Should I call her and talk this through or better to leave with you? I'm worried she'll get on with Cheryl and we'll end up in a bad place. I'm in a session that lasts till 3:30 your time. Is that...

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s counsel and chief of staff Cheryl Mills replied at least 189 times with variations of “I don’t know” or “I don’t recall” during a deposition about the Clinton email scandal, a transcript of the deposition reviewed by Breitbart News shows. The deposition, conducted last week by government watchdog group Judicial Watch, lasted about seven hours. As such, Mills’ consistent failure to remember any significant details is worrying. This deposition came in a case separate from an FBI investigation into the homebrew email server system that Clinton created. As of now, there are at least...

The transcript of Cheryl Mills' deposition has been released. Here it is, folks: http://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/JW-v-State-Mills-deposition-01363.pdf

The pathological lying, plagiarist, drug addict, jailbird and mentally unbalanced America-hating Jason Leopold continues to defy reality from a new soap box.It is hilariously entitled Eat Crow Dot Org:   The Gruel is Hot - Grab a SpoonLeopold Scoops the Blogosphere and MSM on Rove IndictmentPublished by admin May 17th, 2006 in Jason LeopoldTo all those bloggers, forumists and mainstream media (MSM) pundits who thought you were tearing Jason Leopold a new one by ripping into him on his Rove indictment story - think again.Here’s a fork, a knife and a spoon - the crow has been boiling all week....

NBC White House correspondent David Gregory ate a little crow Sunday on this "Meet The Press," apologizing for his arrogant behavior during White House press briefings dealing with the shooting of a hunting companion by Vice President Cheney. Reacting to the storm of criticism leveled by the public at the Washington press corps for complaining that they were not told immediately about the incident, leaving the job of reporting it to a small-town Texas newspaper, Gregory apologized for his boorish behavior. "I think I made a mistake,” he told host Tim Russert. "I think it was inappropriate for me to...