[justlurking]

I know it wasn’t sent to her, but surely someone showed it to her or talked to her about it, most likely Podesta, since he supposedly read it, he is on the recipient list.

You can't even be sure Podesta read it. If you look carefully, you'll notice that the email was sent to Podesta's georgetown.edu address. So, why was it in his Gmail account?

Gmail has the ability to use POP3 to pull email from up to 5 other email accounts, and consolidate it into your Gmail box. You can select an option to automatically archive the email, so it will never even show up in your inbox.

These messages from Podesta are a combination of personal and business email. Just enter "Apple" as a keyword, and you'll see all the promotional email that was send to his Apple ID. It beggars belief to assume that Hillary saw anything he didn't forward directly to her.

And even if he did, Hillary wouldn't have read such a long message without printing it. Her email is full of one line replies to the effect of "please print", forwarding the message to one of her staff.

[Paleo Pete]

Good points. I didn’t pay close attention to which Podewsta account was used, several I looked at have all been to gmail, I figured this one was too. Most of them going to huffington post and politico addresses got my attention, whoda thunk those two would be collaborating with the Clinton machine? Yeah I’m being sarcastic...

I would think something like this would be brought to her attention, maybe she didn’t read it herself, maybe Podesta didn’t even read it, who knows. But I won’t argue the idea that she would have it printed out, she’s old school. And who cares about how much ink you use when you’re a gazillionaire? I can hear her now...Just print the effin thing...Probably had everything printed out.

I hadn’t even thought about the gmail POP 3 option in a long time. I had my Yahoo account set up that way at one time, till they started to force people to pay for it. But that would explain why it went into his gmail account, it doesn’t change the “sent to” address if it works the same way as Yahoo did, that was how I knew what was important and what was related to the throw away account. Wait, I think it may have been the opposite, I had Outlook Express set up to pull in Yahoo emails, they started to charge for that. I’m not sure it’s been over 15 years. At any rate, same thing, it still didn’t change the email address.