>Again, to make this perfectly clear: she was only required to turn over official business emails. Again, to make this perfectly clear: she was required to tu

>Again, to make this perfectly clear: she was only required to turn over official business emails. Again, to make this perfectly clear: she was required to turn over official business emails and she omitted thousands of them. She deleted the ones she didn't turn over and had the server purged. It takes a lot of chutzpah to set up a server such that your personal email is intermingled with official government communications and then claim you're the only person who can go through that server looking for official email that shouldn't have been there. >The evidence shows that she wanted some privacy, and even Hillary Clinton is entitled to that under the law. People try to use privacy rights to cover criminal activity on a regular basis. That's why we have subpoenas and laws against destruction of evidence.