Congress should ask:
1) Where was the server(s) located exactly?
2) Who administered the server(s)?
3) Where is the server(s) today?
4) Was the server(s) backed up?
5) What email clients accessed the server(s)? What mobile devices, laptops, desktops or any other device retrieved data from the server(s).
6) What Internet Service Provider or providers was the server or servers connected to? what type of router or routers were used? Did the router or routers have wireless access? Where is the router or the routers today? Did the router or routers have logs? If yes where are the logs?
7) If the server was at the Clinton residence what other devices were connected to the server? Were they hard wired or wireless?
8) Our of all the devices connected to the server or servers, router or routers or any other device on the network what devices were using encryption? What type of encryption?
9) What were the name or names of the domains used for all emails? When were these domains established? At any time was any email traffic handled by any ISP? If yes from what dates? If yes what kind of email platform was used? Who administered the email server or servers hosted at any ISP?
10) Name all the server names used for any POP3, SMTP or any other email protocol used during your time at the state department.
11) Where all email communications using any client type encrypted?
12) How long where emails left on the server or servers? How long where emails left on any clients used to access the emails? Please provide all hardware devices that were used to access the email server or servers. Provide all hardware or any external hardware such as external storage devices whether permanent or temporary.
13) Did you access your email accounts from any vehicle owned by the united states government. Including cars, planes, helicopters, etc. Provide the dates and times you were using government vehicles and the names of who administered access to government internet connections provided by such vehicles. Does the broom you fly on have an internet connection?
14) Provide all email account names and passwords used.
15) Provide a list of every user ever registered on any email server you used or had access to while you were secretary of state.
16) Provide any bill, invoice, credit card charge or any financial transaction related to the use or maintenance of any email server you had access to while Secretary of State.
17) Did you use any email account or accounts on servers not maintained by you? List all email accounts and passwords you used while Secretary of State.
18) Please have your staff while at Secretary of state answer the questions above.
Senior State Department staff need to be on the hot seat as well, including the Chief Counsel, the Chief Information Officer, the SOS’s Chief of Staff, and the senior person in charge of IT and communications security. (I don’t know exactly what the titles are at State, but someone will have those functions.) HRC didn’t just do this behind the curtain. A considerable number of people at State would have been knowledgeable about the Secretary’s email, and should have objected.
LOL @ #13!
1) Beijing
2) John Huang
3) Same place as MH370
4) Yes, in a dump truck just before it let go.
5) Any 15 year old with a smart phone and a working thumb.
6) AOL
7) The toaster and the washing machine
8) Pig Latin
9) BlueDressStain @ Hotmale.com
10) POP goes the Weasel
11) Client #9
12) Long enough to allow the Chicoms full access
13) USBroom
14) Whitewater, Vince, Cattlefuture$
15) Just this one, no others
16) I own it, so it’s mine and mine alone.
17) I have no recollection of that.
18) They don’t, either, and damn well better not have...................
19) What is the base OS and complete OS service history of your email server, including patch dates and times, and the dates and times of their installation?
20) Provide the port scan and both attempted and, if applicable, successful intrusion logs for the entire length of time the server was used to store, forward, or accept classified or potentially classified documents from all US government sources.
21) Provide the names, work histories and security clearances of all server operations and systems programming staff.
22) Provide documented verification of the work histories, citizenship status, and security clearance of all personnel who had physical access to the server or servers at any time with or without supervision.
23) Appear with all such personnel and their legal counsel, prepared to testify when you are subpoenaed, to answer questions before congressional committees or Federal law enforcement authorities.
"Sadly, I lost my server when it fell into Kensico reservoir during an unfortunate boating accident."