Attorney General Loretta Lynch is defending the FBI against allegations that the bureau mishandled investigations of email hacks of Democrats and focused too much attention on Hillary Clinton’s private email server.
“I can tell you that this investigation was taken seriously from the beginning,” Lynch said in an interview with CNN that airs Sunday.
She was responding to complaints raised by Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta in an op-ed published by The Washington Post on Friday. Podesta, who had his Gmail account hacked during the campaign, argued that “something is deeply broken at the FBI.”
He pointed to reports that FBI investigators failed to warn Democratic National Committee officials last September after discovering that Russian hackers were attempting to infiltrate the party’s email systems. At the same time, Podesta noted, investigators were traveling the country to interview witnesses as part of the FBI’s probe into Clinton’s private email server.
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5 comments:
Yet she knows that having a private e-mail server tied into Sec. of State business is illegal.
I read the emails and you can't believe anything the democrats say. It was mind blowing to me some of th information they emailed back and forth. WE THE PEOPLE demand investigation into the information revealed. Clinton got the questions before the debates and didn't turn the source in!! Clinton was ok with cheating. She lost. Arrest her move on and make America great again.
The rats are starting to evacuate the ship.
The gig is up for these democrat parasites that have been leaching off of the government tit.
From the EPA to NASA, they are all going to be looking for work.
She's just covering her ass now that there's a new sheriff in town. She's as surprised as Chris Hayes and Erin Burnette. Now she has to sound like she was against the Clinton's. We can fertilize a field with that crap.
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