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Previously Hidden Message Shows State Department Officials Knew About, Protected Clinton’s Use of Private Email

From The Epoch Times:

WASHINGTON—A 2010 email exchange that had been previously redacted from related public releases confirmed Monday that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email system was widely known among senior department officials.

The email was ordered by a federal judge to be released to Judicial Watch in litigation prompted by the non-profit government watchdog’s multiple Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for documents, testimony, and other information concerning Clinton’s use of the unsecured, home-brew, private email system.

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