FBI Releases Interview Reports From Clinton E-Mail Probe
- ‘How is this not classified?’ aide asked of e-mail from Obama
- Aide Mills said she didn’t ask for e-mails to be deleted
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The FBI released 189 pages of interview summaries from its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private e-mail system Friday, as Republicans escalated their criticism of the agency for failing to pursue charge against the former secretary of state and her staff.
The documents show that a Clinton aide who maintained the e-mail server while she was in office told the FBI that someone raised concern with him over whether the system created “a federal records retention issue.” The aide, Bryan Pagliano, said the person, whose name was redacted in the FBI documents, asked him in late 2009 or early 2010 to alert top Clinton staff about the matter.