Clinton wrote in October of 2009 in a redacted email about Honduras. She said she didn't know the difference between different levels of classification but that she took them all "seriously. The State Department on Friday afternoon released the first emails from Hillary.
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BRYAN WOOLSTON / ReutersĬlinton also told FBI investigators that she wasn't sure what the "c" meant next to paragraphs in one email that was used to designate confidential information. In a summary of its investigation into Clinton’s use of private email released Friday, the FBI concluded that a username and password for an email account on the server it’s not clear whose email beyond that it belonged to a woman working as an aide to former President Bill Clinton was compromised by an unknown entity. The State Department made public roughly 7,121 pages of Clintons emails late. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton addresses the National Convention of the American Legion in Cincinnati on Aug. to release 7,000 pages of Hillary Clintons emails, 150 redacted. The redacted and classified portions of that email chain won’t be released until Nov.
In that exchange, Clinton and Burns discussed requests made by Egyptian foreign minister, Ahmed Abu al-Gheit. The secretary also mentioned in her interview that she had communicated with former Secretary of State Colin Powell about the use of a non-state email, and he said that anything in writing would be a government record so she wasn't concerned about bypassing government record-keeping guidelines.Īt least one State Department employee, according to the 58-pages of notes written by FBI investigators, was concerned with Clinton's use of a private server, but Clinton said she was "not aware" that the concern existed. Clinton and Burns in another now-redacted email conversation on Nov. Clinton said she “trusted her legal team” to “comply with the request” to obtain pertinent work-related information. A new tranche of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails from her private server, released Friday, have been heavily redacted with sensitive information kept from public view.
The FBI notes said that Clinton “never deleted, nor did she instruct anyone to delete” her email to avoid compliance with the Federal Records Act or official requests for information.
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