Hillary’s personal server poses a very critical question to Americans of Hillary’s alleged misdemeanor of transferring classified information to her server, putting at risk America’s national security.
(Julian Hattem, The Hill) – While the time is drawing fast toward the general election with Hillary constantly supplying the electorate with strong persuasion of her fitting to the Presidency, FBI is also getting into completion their investigation on Hillary’s controversial email server issue.
In the next few days, FBI will throw questions to Clinton pertaining her possession of a personal email server, to which she allegedly transferred classified documents, placing into risk the country’s national security.
FBI’s interview with Clinton is said to be the final interview with the Democratic’s presumptive nominee. “This certainly sends the signal that they are nearing an end to their investigation,” Steven Levin, a former federal prosecutor, said.
Accordingly, a structured investigation is usually completed with an interview of the target at the final stages of the investigation so that whatever were already learned at the initial stages to which the statements of the target contradict, the investigators could validly challenge the latter during the final stages.
FBI does not consider Clinton the target of the probe, but her answers during the scheduled interview would greatly be considered significant in finally resolving the controversial issue. In the next two months, Clinton’s current or former aides will also be invited to take depositions for the case.
Whether a person knew of classified information or whether he removed such classified information are irrelevant to the case. The case’s resolution depends mainly on the determination of whether the person, by virtue of his position, knew and came into possession classified information, removed and moved them into an unauthorized location, like Clinton’s personal server. By doing such transfer, that person certainly exposes national security to danger.
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