[cornfedcowboy]

I have wondered a few of things.
1.Did this internet company in Colorado that managed the server know that this belonged to the Secretary of State?
2. Who did the deleting and what did they use to scrub the server?
3.Isn’t it illegal for Hillary’s lawyer to have possession of classified material that he was holding on a thumb drive?

[binreadin]

If Megyn knew her stuff, she would have been able to ask many more pertinent questions and rebut the Democrat dimwit she had on to discuss the server. He kept bringing up the old trope that “other Secretaries of State did the same thing,” and Megyn didn’t have the knowledge to refute that claim and place the issue in its proper context, (i.e., no, they didn’t, and the rules were different back then).

She’s an intellectual lightweight, and they need to get someone more educated to handle many of these subjects.

[USNBandit]

3. Yes it is. I am sure his defense will be that he didn't know what was on the thumb drive. It will be interesting to see how the courts look at that particular proof of Clinton giving classified documents to unauthorized people.

Now what was it that Petraeus went down for? Sharing classified data with his biographer, who had a clearance, but not a need to know.