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Redacted: DOJ Blocks Out Talking Points Used to Defend Secret Meeting Between Loretta Lynch and Bill Clinton

Former FBI Director James Comey said during congressional testimony earlier this year the Lynch/Clinton meeting prompted him to be unusually transparent about the Bureau’s criminal investigation of Hillary Clinton. Lynch also admitted the meeting was improper, but maintains the only topics discussed with the former President were grandchildren and golf.

“It is jaw-dropping that the Trump administration is blacking out key information about how the Obama Justice Department tried to spin Loretta Lynch’s scandalous meeting with Bill Clinton,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton released in a statement. “President Trump should order the full and immediate release of these materials.”


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