Topic: Classified Emails

The FBI released a 47-page redacted report on a Friday afternoon detailing its investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server. The documents reveal that Clinton's staff occasionally destroyed mobile devices with hammers. Media outlets, including CNN and RT, provided varying interpretations of Clinton's inability to recall specific security briefings or the meaning of classification markings.

Two House committee chairmen have sent a letter alleging that Hillary Clinton committed perjury during her October testimony regarding her private email server. The allegations focus on four specific statements, including her claim that she never sent or received classified information and her assertion that she used only one device. The FBI investigation later contradicted several of these sworn statements.

A new political attack ad features historical footage of Bill Clinton’s denials regarding the Monica Lewinsky scandal overlaid with Hillary Clinton’s current statements about her private email server. The ad highlights her claims that she never sent or received material marked classified. The production is attributed to a group called American Alpaca, signaling an escalation in digital campaign tactics.

Hillary Clinton defended her use of a private email server during an MSNBC town hall, claiming that previous government officials like Colin Powell followed similar practices. Critics point out the distinction between using a personal email account (AOL/Gmail) and maintaining a private physical server to bypass government record-keeping.

Hillary Clinton's claim that she is the "most transparent public official in modern times" is mocked. The hosts then discuss Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge's investigation into Cheryl Mills and the handling of top-secret information at the State Department.

The FBI expanded its investigation into Hillary Clinton to include potential public corruption involving the Clinton Foundation and State Department business. Intelligence sources report that agents are examining whether donors received favorable treatment in exchange for contributions. Additionally, the number of classified emails found on Clinton's private server has risen to over 1,300, including top-secret material.

Newly released State Department emails show that Hillary Clinton's private server experienced technical failures, leading to bounced messages. The discussion critiques Huma Abedin's explanation of these failures and the security implications of the private system.

The FBI has taken possession of Hillary Clinton's private email server to investigate the handling of classified information. While Clinton maintains no classified material was sent or received at the time, an Inspector General review of a small sample of emails found several containing top-secret data.

Rudy Giuliani called for a federal investigation into Hillary Clinton for obstruction of justice and destroying government property regarding her private email server. The State Department continues to run interference, claiming that while classified material was found, it was not marked classified at the time. Giuliani argues that Clinton's conflicts of interest and deleted emails make her unelectable.

The hosts analyze Hillary Clinton's response to the investigation into her private email server. Curry posits a theory that Clinton is collecting campaign funds only to eventually drop out due to scandal, clearing the way for Elizabeth Warren. They also critique Clinton's "haughty" speaking style and her new "feathered" hairstyle, which they claim influences her "queen-like" persona.