Hillary Clinton Interviewed by FBI in Email Probe

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee met with FBI investigators early Saturday as her campaign looks to move past the email scandal.

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[anti_fox]

Drag her before court and send her to jail.
Bernie Sanders for president! #neverTrump

[JeannieShene]

and somehow the hacker who was in jail is missing....

[davidrounds]

She turned over 30, 000 emails and destroyed 30, 000 (destruction of public records is a felony)

[clippertalk]

Funny they didn't mention all the emails she sorted through and deleted.

[lsgrosieh]

HOPE Hitlery does move past this and straight to prison!

[davidrounds]

Interrogated not interviewed. Use the correct terminology and quit trying to cover for her.

[colico]

She's finished. #NeverHillary #BernieOrBust #NotASecurityReview

[MattCadabra]

I hope for the 1st time in modern American politics, the truth wins! TRUMP 2016!

[nortega]

sad day in America, she still ain't in prison

[rmaxwell]

She had no choice to attend voluntarily because if she didn't she would have been arrested!

[jackflash]

Does the FBI typically interview people on Saturday?

[esyphillis]

I like how this report phrases it as an 'interview' and not an 'investigation ' or even 'report'. Small things like these go a long way in revealing intentions.

[chidimmanwachukwu]

Hilary is a great lady, she is a good wife and mother. She worked hard to get to where she is today.I have no doubt, she will represent this country well, if she becomes the 45th president.

[leonidas]

"unlikely secretary clinton will face charges" On what basis?

[willstorm]

One question every body deserves to know the answer to, did Clinton take the fifth during this questioning? This goes directly to people's trust and faith in a candidate. At this stage if she cannot speak openly with the FBI she really should not be a candidate for any public office.

[bsd]

she should also be Disbarred as an attorney.

[victorespino]

why are they using the word interview. anyone else they would say interrogation or questioning at the least.

[bsd]

interview?? meeting??? IT'S CALLED AN INTERROGATION!!!

"Voluntarily answered questions..." otherwise she would have been subpoenaed.
"Bringing it's review to a conclusion." You mean criminal investigation.

[WonderDean]

What's in the public domain now would have her convicted of espionage. Most all people realize that unless you're only news source is from network news.