FBI provides written evidence suggesting laws were potentially broken in Clinton email probe

The Hill has reported that several Republicans on key congressional committees have discovered irregularities in the Clinton email probe.

Apparently, lawmakers have written evidence from the FBI that supports the claim. The FBI is now suggesting, in writing, that several laws were potentially broken by Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state.

The evidence in question has to do with her top aide who shared classified information via insecure email servers according to insiders who shared this information with The Hill.

According to The Hill, "That evidence includes passages in FBI documents stating the 'sheer volume' of classified information that flowed through Clinton’s insecure emails was proof of criminality as well as an admission of false statements by one key witness in the case, the investigators said.

"The name of the witness is redacted from the FBI documents but lawmakers said he was an employee of a computer firm that helped maintain her personal server after she left office as America’s top diplomat and who belatedly admitted he had permanently erased an archive of her messages in 2015 after they had been subpoenaed by Congress."

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