FBI Clinton email investigation UPDATES 11/6 (Sanders, taxes, college, votes)
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In that case, he owes it to the electorate to tell us what this bombshell is. I'm being quite serious. And if you're a Trump supporter, and you think it's going to sink her, then you should want that too.
So - you inform Congress that there is, for want of a better word, an addendum to the investigation, but you don't inform the person being "investigated"?
What's up with that?
Is that the normal procedure? To inform the person being investigated first?
Did anyone else notice how stage-managed she - and the presser - was? She relegated the selection of the journalist to a staffer (who allowed only three questions) and she directly answered only the first one. She also looked as uncomfortable as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
She reiterated basically the same paper statement that Podesta released earlier in the day and stuck to it like glue. When a question asked something beyond that paper statement, she simply pivoted back to it - and didn't answer the question.
If she becomes president, will her staff manager her administration the same way? (Obama's did...)
Doc, the criminal under investigation is never notified of the investigation until the arrest warrant comes down. Now, of course, in Clinton's case in the sewer that is DC, who knows.
Just announced on the news. Comey sent a letter to Congress that there appears to be more classified docs in emails. I'll post a link when the print media catches up.
Sadly, you have been misinformed by your sources.
Comey doesn't even know what's in the emails, whether anything classified will show up, or even if they are significant at all.
But he can't wait to get the "news" out.
"Mr. Comey said the F.B.I. was taking steps to “determine whether they contain classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation.” He said he did not know how long it would take to review the emails, or whether the new information was significant."
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