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Outlook alone would be capable of easily sorting 650,000 emails in a couple of days if you have a suitable staff and a little smarts. You do relatively simple things...sort to the date range of interest. Then sort those by sender. Send the As to one machine Bs to another...etc. Then look at the senders and dump all who are not of interest. That alone problably get to a few ten thousand in less than a day.
You then merge the list with the known emails and remove all the duplicates. Then the only real work is to look at the small set left. You could also load the meta data into a data base and does this all in a couple of hours if you have it set up right.
These emails were different than the ones previously investigated. There were not duplicates from the original investigation to simply toss out. I am absolutely not convinced they really went through 650,000 emails that quickly and I bet Congress won't be either.
The smell of desperation coming from the rightists after today's news is just a hint of the inanely irrational behavior they're going to engage in when the election results come in. It's sad to see. There's no way to even converse with them given how everything they're saying now is grounded in irrationality and aggressive refusal to acknowledge that the world doesn't necessarily array itself to their liking.
Outlook alone would be capable of easily sorting 650,000 emails in a couple of days if you have a suitable staff and a little smarts. You do relatively simple things...sort to the date range of interest. Then sort those by sender. Send the As to one machine Bs to another...etc. Then look at the senders and dump all who are not of interest. That alone problably get to a few ten thousand in less than a day.
You then merge the list with the known emails and remove all the duplicates. Then the only real work is to look at the small set left. You could also load the meta data into a data base and does this all in a couple of hours if you have it set up right.
Yes.
Hopefully, the FBI would have even more efficient software that Outlook.
I wonder how much money buys an FBI man? Look at what's at stake. No one will convince me there isn't something fishy about the entire thing.
Comey wouldn't take money. I posted earlier, before this announcement, that three months ago I read that Obama and Lynch threatened to put him in prison for tampering with the election.
He knows how powerful they are. I wouldn't be surprised if he resigns now.
But in my fantasy world, they're going after them for the Clinton Foundation.
Originally it was stated that the new e-mails discovered, 600,000 +, had no duplicates. Now it is announced that they are duplicates. C'mon folks. It can't be both.
All Comey has said is that his original opinion stands and that nothing in the new e-mails changes that. However, that's just one investigation. What else will they find and investigate in the new batch of e-mails?
For Comey to release this info on the weekend, after the letter that caused such a stir, looks suspicious. If he was under pressure to release that letter, then he may well have been under pressure to release this no-news as news. I think there's a lot going on backstage that we don't see here in their public presentation.
The 650,000 number is from an unnamed source in a WSJ article. So far as I know no one ever made a claim that none of the emails were duplicates. Funny how Comey was the best thing since sliced bread 9 days ago and now what he is saying looks "suspicious" to you
You don't really know what your wife is going to do in the privacy of the voting booth. That was part of you guys' whole argument for Trump before.
My wife wanted to let you know she is definitely voting Trump... she didn't like your tone..
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