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Related: About this forumReport: State Dept. Insists on Reviewing Clinton Email Docs Before FBI Gives Them to Congress
A new report on Monday afternoon indicates the FBI is preparing to provide members of Congress with not only Hillary Clintons interview notes, but also copies of the classified emails at the center of the probe. The same report also indicates Congress will be provided with a summary of all of the evidence reviewed during the course of the probe and the summaries of interviews conducted with Clintons top aides.
The Wall Street Journal broke the news late Monday afternoon, citing confidential sources familiar with the decision. According to the report, the FBI planned to release the information to lawmakers on its own, but the State Department intervened, requesting to review the material before it was turned over to Congress.
The article quotes an anonymous state department official as saying:
We did dispute the idea that they can just deliver all of this stuff to Congress without any coordination with the interagency. Were not saying Dont do it. We know they have to do it. We recognize that. All weve asked for is a chance to see as much as theyre willing to let us see so that we can prepare ourselves.
State Department officials have also reportedly expressed a desire to view the material due to potential privacy concerns of any individual mentioned in the material who is still employed at State.
The Wall Street Journal broke the news late Monday afternoon, citing confidential sources familiar with the decision. According to the report, the FBI planned to release the information to lawmakers on its own, but the State Department intervened, requesting to review the material before it was turned over to Congress.
The article quotes an anonymous state department official as saying:
We did dispute the idea that they can just deliver all of this stuff to Congress without any coordination with the interagency. Were not saying Dont do it. We know they have to do it. We recognize that. All weve asked for is a chance to see as much as theyre willing to let us see so that we can prepare ourselves.
State Department officials have also reportedly expressed a desire to view the material due to potential privacy concerns of any individual mentioned in the material who is still employed at State.
http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/report-state-dept-intervenes-wants-to-review-clinton-email-materials-before-fbi-gives-them-to-congress/
Here's the link to the WSJ article (assuming you can access it): http://www.wsj.com/articles/fbi-to-hand-over-to-congress-notes-from-hillary-clinton-email-probe-1471282035
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Report: State Dept. Insists on Reviewing Clinton Email Docs Before FBI Gives Them to Congress (Original Post)
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Aug 2016
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NCTraveler
(30,481 posts)1. I feel bad for the staffers they will make read them. Nt
MattP
(3,304 posts)2. They should tell them the review process will take 4 months at least
brush
(53,782 posts)3. That'll stop all the repugs who were just foaming at the mouth to get their hands . . .
on it. It's all a rehash of all the many rehashes we've already been through were nothing of significance was fournd but they want to keep it going endlessly.