On March 2, 2015, the New York Times broke the news that Hillary Clinton relied on a private email server to conduct business when she was Secretary of State.
The revelation came as she was being investigated by Congress for her role in the Benghazi attack. She handed over 30,000 emails to the State Department, who released them to the public, but she also announced that another 30,000 emails had been deleted.
When and why were 30,000 emails deleted is the question everyone wants to know.
Today, the FBI released documents pertaining to its investigation of Clinton. In them was this snippet
A few weeks after the NYT disclosed that Hillary Clinton had a private email account, her archive inbox was deleted. pic.twitter.com/czdOLGtdFu
— Matt Viser (@mviser) September 2, 2016
Oh yea, sure. The name is redacted, but he says he’d been supposed to delete those emails for months. Just finally got around to it after the world became aware of Clinton’s account.
Absolutely nothing shady going on here.