8 July 2016 addenda
Clinton gets another email clearly marked as “classified,” contradicting her later claims.
The State Department won’t say if Clinton’s former top aides have kept their security clearances or not.
It appears Clinton’s emails include 29 at the “top secret” level, instead of the widely reported 22.
113 of Clinton’s emails contained classified information at the time they were sent, destroying one of Clinton’s main excuses for her actions.
A State Department official denies the department generally has lax security.
The FBI says Clinton both sent and received emails in seven above “top secret” email chains.
“Extremely careless” is said to be the “money quote” of FBI Director Comey’s speech, and could affect the presidential election.
FBI Director answers questions before a Congressional committee, further criticizing Clinton but also defending his decision not to indict her.
A former NSA official says what Clinton’s emails revealed about NSA collection methods caused “much worse” damage than leaks from Julian Assange, Chelsea Manning or any other whistleblowers.
The FBI did not record Clinton’s interview and did not make her testify under oath.
Judicial Watch asks to depose Clinton and two others in a civil suit.
Clinton refuses to say if she’ll cooperate with a renewed State Department investigation.
Clinton blames other government officials for the classified information stored on her private server.