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‘Not for this channel’: Podesta was wary of sending intel over Clinton server

From Fox News:

“John Podesta was willing to discuss sensitive information with future boss Hillary Clinton while he worked for President Obama and she was a private citizen in August 2014 – but he knew better than to send the intel over Clinton’s private server from his Gmail account, emails released Thursday by WikiLeaks show.

In the exchange, Clinton, who had resigned as secretary of state 18 months earlier, asked then-Obama counselor Podesta if he knew who was responsible for an Aug. 18 airstrike in Tripoli, in which unidentified bombers blew up an Islamist-controlled arms depot in the Libyan capital.”

Below is a tweet by Judicial Watch President, Tom Fitton, pointing out remarks Podesta relayed over Clinton’s private server.

It appears that many of Hillary Clinton’s staffers knew of the rules regarding private email communication. This seems like a contradiction to the statements made by Hillary Clinton when she claimed she was unaware she couldn’t use a personal email address for official State Department business.


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