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Top Clinton aide Mills reportedly walks out of FBI interview about emails

From Fox News:

On Tuesday, the conservative legal advocacy group Judicial Watch said it had obtained emails showing that a top Clinton political aide pushed the State Department to hire Bryan Pagliano, who helped manage Clinton’s personal email server.

The emails show that State Department Undersecretary for Management Patrick F. Kennedy, a key figure in the Benghazi investigation, was involved in Pagliano’s hire. The emails also appear to show members of the State Department’s IT division questioning why Pagliano, a political appointee who had worked on Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign, would be assigned to that office.


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