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Classic Hillary obfuscation and outright lying - from Zero Hedge:

The Missing "Oh Shit" Link Revealed: Hillary Admits "I Asked That They Be Deleted"
Back in September we wrote about the circumstances leading up to the "Oh Shit" moment when Paul Combetta of Platte River Networks deleted Hillary's 30,000 "personal emails" (the full notes is here:  "The "Oh Shit" Moment: Hillary Wiped Her Server With BleachBit Despite Subpoena").  Within the original FBI interview notes, Hillary "stated she never deleted, nor did she instruct anyone to delete, her e-mails to avoid complying with FOIA, State, or FBI requests for information."  Moreover, just last week, in sworn testimony provided to Judicial Watch, Hillary also denied asking for the emails to be deleted.  That said, a new email discovered in the latest WikiLeaks dump seems to offer a direct contradiction to what Hillary previously told both the FBI and Judicial Watch.

So which version is true?

    • FBI Notes: "Clinton stated she was also unaware of the March 2015 e-mail deletions by PRN."
    • Judicial Watch Testimony: "She believes that her personal e-mails were not kept, and she does not have any personal knowledge about the details of that process."
    • Private Talking Points (WikiLeaks): "As I said in March, I chose not to keep the personal ones.  I asked that they be deleted."

Before getting into the details, here is the background from the FBI notes on how Hillary's personal emails came to be deleted.

Lots more at the site - links to source materials. Hillary is quite the accomplished liar.

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