Clinton E-mails: Is the Fix In?

National Review ^ | May 14, 2016 | Andrew C. McCarthy

[detective]

There was an extraordinary report in Tuesday’s Washington Post about the Clinton e-mail investigation. It involved the government’s interview of longtime Clinton consigliere Cheryl Mills. It details how Justice Department attorneys made an agreement with Mills’s attorney to cut off questioning about a key aspect of the case. Mills, who is a lawyer, was represented at the interview by a lawyer named Beth Wilkinson. As is customary in these situations, the questioning was conducted jointly by FBI agents and Justice Department prosecutors. Yet when things got dicey, it seems the Justice Department prosecutors worked jointly with Ms. Wilkinson to block the FBI from asking about Mills’s collusion with Clinton in the belated provision of thousands of Clinton’s e-mails to State — provided only after nearly 32,000 of those e-mails were deleted. Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/435393/hillary-clinton-e-mails-Cheryl-Mills-DOJ

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/435393/hillary-clinton-e-mails-Cheryl-Mills-DOJ

[cardinal4]

Go back home and stay there, Clintons

Amen..

[stephenjohnbanker]

Good catch, Liz!

[Terry L Smith]

re: Is the fix in?

The fix won’t be in, until Hillary Clinton, feet first, is carried out.

[Liz]

Amen.

[Mr Apple]

Please remove me from your ping list and frmail list.

Thank you.

[Wuli]

The rotating political and influence selling door between Billary’s out-of-office “shadow government” in everything Billary privately does (from the Clinton “Initiative” to the Clinton Foundation to everything else “private), and how they brought that INTO the state department, to help them continue to operate their own shadow operations.