Hillary said.... (interviews, Clinton, Obama, federal government)

[stburr91]

Hillary said....



Hillary said there was no classified information on her secret private server.

We know there are 2200 classified emails, including 22 top secret emails, some with Special Access Program information (the most secret programs in the government).

Hillary said, well, I meant to say the emails were not classified at the time.

The Inspector General for the intelligence community confirmed that emails on Hillary's server were classified at the time they were sent, or received, and should have had classifications marking.

Hillary said the use of her secret private server was allowed.

The State Department Inspector General (appointed by Obama) reported that Hillary never asked permission to use her private server, and if she had asked, would have been denied.

Hillary said that she complied with all State Department policies.

The State Department Inspector General confirmed Hillary did not comply with numerous policies.

Hillary said she had the authority to decide which of her emails were personal, and work related.

The State Department Inspector General confirmed that Hillary was required to turn over all of her emails before leaving the State Department, and was not authorised to determine what emails needed to be turned over. Hillary not turning over emails when she left, violated policy that are in place to comply with federal laws.

Hillary said that she, and her staff would cooperate with any security review, or investigations.

The State Department Inspector General confirmed that Hillary, and her staff refused to cooperate with, and were the only ones not to give interviews to the Inspector General.

Hillary, and her staff are required to cooperate with the the Inspector General.

From the INSPECTOR GENERAL ACT OF 1978

Authority of Inspector General; information and assistance from Federal
agencies; unreasonable refusal; office space and equipment

(6) to have direct and prompt access to the head of the establishment involved when necessary
for any purpose pertaining to the performance of functions and responsibilities under this Act;



It would seem that nothing Hillary has publicly said about the her secret private server, and emails was truthful.

Some sources for the above information.

https://oig.state.gov/system/files/s...ly_24_2015.pdf

http://assets.bwbx.io/documents/user...o9mhq3oKXQI/v0

https://www.ignet.gov/sites/default/...sof1010(1).pdf

[PedroMartinez]

To many of her supporters, it won't matter one bit.

Extreme partisans, on the left or right, will turn a blind eye to just about anything.

[ntwrkguy1]

Indeed, the Hill-billies™ will fall for every lie from the Bride Of Bubba, while crowing about what an awesome huma being she is..

But that's what sheep do. They mindlessly bleat their support without stopping to think that they are being played.

[stburr91]

Here is the first paragraph of the State Department Inspector General's report.

http://assets.bwbx.io/documents/user...o9mhq3oKXQI/v0

What OIG Found

The Federal Records Act requires appropriate management and preservation of Federal Government records, regardless of physical form or characteristics, that document the organization, functions, policies, decisions, procedures, and essential transactions of an agency. For the last two decades, both Department of State (Department) policy and Federal regulations have explicitly stated that emails may qualify as Federal records.

This says that Hillary clearly violated federal laws when she never turned over her emails to the State Department when she left. She unlawfully took her emails (federal records) with her, and destroyed more than half of them.