Hillary Clinton faced multiple subpoenas for her private emails as far back as 2013, despite her recent claim that she "never had" a subpoena for her server.
Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi, noted Congress issued two subpoenas to the State Department in August 2013 that included a request for Clinton's emails in addition to the more recent order from his own committee.
"It is a fact that there was a subpoena issued to her in March of 2015," the South Carolina Republican said during an interview Wednesday evening on the "Hugh Hewitt Show."
"It's also a fact that there was a subpoena in existence from another Congressional committee far before that one. So there are two subpoenas. There are letters from Congress. And there's a statutory obligation to her to preserve public records," Gowdy said.
The early subpoenas, which Gowdy said produced the first of Clinton's emails, were sent to the State Department by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee "well before" the select committee was created to investigate the Benghazi terror attack.
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they'll get to the bottom of it now... yep... gimme a break.
ReplyDeleteDog and Pony Show...
ReplyDelete"And there's a statutory obligation to her to preserve public records,"
ReplyDeleteHillary permitted herself not to have any obligations.
OPENLY sneers at a Congressional subpoena and OPENLY violates the law.
ReplyDeleteWith NO fear of prosecution.
"We, the people" go to PRISON.
She gives another $200,000 speech in Rio.
TWO SETS OF LAWS.
One for the serfs and one for the Masters.
Keep cheering....
ReplyDeleteSummary: She's just a lying liar who's lying about her lies.
Mr. Gowdy is an extremely successful former Federal prosecutor. He will be dogging her heels. Will get little to no cooperation from Obama appointees. But can get help from both houses of congress.
Obama will have the Holder/Lynch twins write her a pardon which he will sign.