Excellent Article in the Washington Examiner by a legitimate journalist - Bill Gertz.
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During May 3 Senate testimony, Comey said one reason he recommended against a Justice Department prosecution of Clinton was that she lacked criminal "intent" when setting up the private email server that was used to transmit some classified information.
"Federal law is clear regarding classified materials: intent is not relevant [to mishandling classified information]," the White House official said.
The probe into Clinton's emails revealed that "top secret" information, including some of the nation's most closely guarded information held in what are called Special Access Programs, was transmitted on her private email server. The information included secrets on North Korea's nuclear programs and how the U.S. government targets terrorists for drone strikes.
The president was said to be upset that Comey had granted concessions to witnesses in the email probe that undermined its integrity, the officials said.
For example, two key witnesses, Clinton aides Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson, were granted immunity from prosecution. The immunity deals limited searches for evidence and required the FBI to destroy their laptop computers after the computers were searched, potentially eliminating evidence.
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FBI questioning of Clinton took place without her being placed under oath and without being recorded, preventing a transcript of the interview from being produced.
Lenient handling of witnesses and evidence in the case was a key factor leading Trump to fire Comey, the officials said.
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Much more detail in the article ... worth reading in full.
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