FBI Decides Not to File Charges: Is Clinton in the clear?
By Bloomberg
05 July 2016 |
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John Heilemann and Al Hunt discuss FBI Director James Comey’s recommendation that Hillary Clinton shouldn’t face charges over her e-mail practices while serving as secretary of state.
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