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"Prosecutors with the U.S. attorneys office in the Eastern District of New York — which Loretta Lynch led before taking over as attorney general last year — refused to allow FBI investigators probing the Clinton family charity to review emails found on devices turned over this year by two of Clinton’s lawyers during the separate investigation into the mishandling of classified information on Clinton’s private email system."

Okay, this goes to both sides here. I know that I sure as hell wouldn't want the FBI reading emails sent to my attorney with a retainer and assumed confidentiality of them either. Those devices were turned over in agreement with the authorities and a warrant to search for classified emails from the Clinton servers. Their lawyers agreed to this, they knew it was a waste of the FBI's time so they just said have at it. The FBI then said "Well, since se have their attorneys computers lets search them for a totally separate criminal investigation as well." Nope, on this the AG made the right call, not without a separate warrant with probable cause to do it. I want to see the Clintons brought down just as much as anyone, but that is a shortcut that isn't right. Get a judge to sign off on it, get a warrant, and then hell yes hand them over, but not unless there is probable cause to do it.