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Clinton aide talked of needing to ‘clean’ up Obama’s comments on email server

From Politico: “A top Hillary Clinton aide expressed alarm in early 2015 that President Barack Obama claimed he was unaware of Clinton’s private email server until he learned about it in the news.

“We need to clean this up – he has emails from her – they do not say state.gov,” said Clinton adviser Cheryl Mills in a hacked email posted Tuesday on WikiLeaks.”

Below is a tweet from Judicial Watch President, Tom Fitton.

 

 

More and more emails are being uncovered exposing the lies of Hillary Clinton and her associates. Judicial Watch broke the Clinton email scandal wide open with our Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and lawsuits.

Recently Hillary Clinton herself failed to recall key details about her email systems under Judicial Watch questioning.


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