FBI Director On Hillary Clinton Email Investigation | MSNBC

FBI Director James Comey explains what the FBI discovered during the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s private email server and gives his recommendations to the Department of Justice.

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[typheran]

Any one of us would be in prison right now if we did this.

[NESherv]

1:37 "To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences. To the contrary, those individuals are often subject to security or administrative sanctions – but that's not what we're deciding now." –James Comey, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2016

"I'm saying that when the President does it, that means that it is not illegal." –Richard Nixon, former President of the United States, 1977

[naxT]

Jill Stein 2016 !!!
Keep the revolution going !!!!

[makasante]

Deleting emails isn't obstructing justice?

[googletaqiyya]

WTF IS STOPPING HER FROM DOING THIS AGAIN?

[nicholasvanpraag]

Espionage Act: 18 U.S.C., Section 793-F states "Whoever, being entrusted with...national security documents... through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both."

[SwobyJ]

So anyone else can do the same? Good to know.

[josephdupont]

Dear Editor,

On Dec. 27, 2001, TV homemaker Martha Stewart sold her 4000 shares in the biotech company ImClone before the FDA announced damming information. Two days later, the stock dropped 16 percent . In 2004 she went to federal prison for five months plus five months of home confinement wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet . She was also ordered to remain on probation for another 19 months and to pay a $30, 000 fine and court fees. Without admitting or denying the accusations, Stewart settled with the SEC in 2006, agreeing to pay a fine of $195, 000 I know that if I was on the jury I would have sided with Ms. Stewart because she did what any one of us would have done under the same circumstances. If anyone of you know that your stock was going to take a hit, you would sell and sell quickly. Martha's biggest crime was to LIE to the Federal investigators! She broke a cardinal rule: NEVER LIE TO AN 3 LETTER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY!

Please in the name of God compare Martha Stewart's transgressions with what Hillary Clinton has been proven to have done. With her husband Bill gave the Chinese ICBM technology to hit the USA with pinpoint accuracy.
Took money from Saudi Arabia and rewarded them with special Arms sales and tried to take down the Saudi's rival Syria. The money went to the Clinton Foundation who keeps 90% of it where as the Wounded Warrior Project only keeps 40% is considered slime balls by the press.
Hillary lied and lied to Congress, FBI, Justice Department, destroyed or tried to destroy evidence. Compromised top secret, secret and sensitive information which now Russia and the rest of the world have. She lied and lied about the Benghazi attack and did NOTHING to prevent it.

The only way to see justice done regarding Hillary, AG Eric Holder( Fast and Furious), AG Loretta Lynch and Barack Hussein Obama II is to elect Donald Trump President of the USA.

[robinorhysrhys]

Is he making a speech or a statement? Who edited what he is speaking about with just ambiguities. He says they have a system which does not make recommendation to procecutors public then he says given the importance of the matter... He says they are not concern of public opinion then he tries to reassure public they are not influenced by outsiders... All this looks like they have an intention about something that has got to reach the public for some reason. Dont know what it is. It sounds like it has an inherent sense that the person they had been investigating has some sort of priviledge which is undeniable and they are making it clear in the most deplomatic way so that it 'might' or 'will be' accepted by the public.

[nafost]

James Comey made a sane choice that anyone one of us would have made if we were in his shoes. After all, we all enjoy not dying a horrible death at the hands of an assassin.

[AHEAD]

The rest of the world continues to laugh at America

[googletaqiyya]

SHE SHOULD AT LEAST LOSE HER SECURITY PRIVILEGES! BARE FKIN MINIMUM!!!!

[gothicalpha]

I am sooo getting my popcorn ready bahahhaha

[blessup]

Hillary you are so strong everyone make mistake you will overcome

[playerx-fchl]

ha, my girl Hillary is Teflon like I've always said.

[dabbayoo]

So they are saying they don't recommend charges but on the contrary, do recommend serious sanctions