Just
how many of Hillary Clinton’s aides got immunity, anyway? At least
five, according to House Oversight chair Jason Chaffetz, one of whom
was a particularly big fish in the Clinton pond.
He
revealed to the Associated Press that
close Hillary confidante Cheryl Mills got an offer of immunity in
exchange for giving investigators access to her laptop.
Team
Hillary accused Chaffetz of leaking this ahead of the debate for
political reasons. That could be a fair point. When did Chaffetz find
out about the immunity deals? Oh … today ... .
Isn’t
that the point of getting subpoenas?
A
congressman says Hillary Clinton’s former chief of staff, Cheryl Mills,
and two other staff members were granted immunity deals in exchange for
their cooperation in the now-closed FBI investigation into Clinton’s
use of a private email server as secretary of state.
Rep.
Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform
Committee, tells the Associated Press that Mills gave federal
investigators access to her laptop on the condition that findings
couldn’t be used against her. Chaffetz says, “No wonder they couldn’t
prosecute a case. They were handing out immunity deals like candy.”
Two
others involved in the technical maintenance of Hillary’s covert e-mail
system had already been known to have received immunity: Bryan Pagliano
and
Paul
Combetta.
Chaffetz adds Mills to the list and two other figures from the State
Department. John Bentel ran the Office of Information Resources
Management, and Heather Samuelson served as an aide directly to Hillary
Clinton.
Team
Hillary accused Chaffetz of leaking this ahead of the debate for
political reasons. That could be a fair point. When did Chaffetz find
out about the immunity deals? Oh …
today,
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