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Page wrote to Strzok on Sept. 2, 2016 about prepping Comey because "potus wants to know everything we're doing." Senate investigators told Fox News this text raises questions about Obama's personal involvement in the Clinton email investigation.
Mr. Ratcliffe. I saw that. I saw a series of emails about that.
But my question, the question I had was: He requested all of those
in the June 2616 timeframe. He wrote his memo, what we'vereferred
to as the exoneration memo, on May 2nd of 2616. So'he made the request
to look at the cases to see the cases weeks after he'd already written
a draft ruling out gross negligence.
Page:..
So the primary look in this investigation was mishandling of classified information, right. And so what we were looking for in particular was some indicia of knowledge that she knew these particular communications shouldn't be traversing the server she set up, that they were, in fact, classified, that there was a sort of purposeful -- or, you know, an intent to mishandle classified information.
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NO PROSECUTOR WOULD TRY THIS CASE? Lisa Page: Obama DOJ Ordered FBI Not to Prosecute Hillary Clinton http://(link tracking not allowed)/2u4C8AI via @BreitbartNews
originally posted by: RickinVa
You know what is really funny?
The State Department's Employee handbook for new employees states along the lines:
Due to the nature of the business of the state department, most of the communications within the state department are classified.
New employees know this...but the Secretary of State didn't have a clue?
And I'm looking at a text that you sent to Special Agent Strzok:
Trump's not ever going to become President, right? Right?
And then the agent who originated this counterintelligence
investigation who is a point of contact, who drafted theinitiating
document responding: No, no, he's not. We'll stop it.
Ms. P_age_. Right. Well, so, that's a different sort of context,
which I'm happy to explain. The one thing I'll note, I just think it
might maybe alleviate some concern, the reason that Pete opened it is
that it was a Sunday. So the reason he's both the originator and like
the approver is because it was a Sunday, and so there's nobody around.
ignorance is absolutely an excuse of the law, but only if you're a Clinton, apparently.