A senior State Department official repeatedly pressed the FBI to change the classification of emails stored on Hillary Clinton's private server, according to FBI interview summaries set to be released in the coming days. Patrick Kennedy, the undersecretary of state for management, discussed providing additional overseas slots for the FBI in exchange for revisions to classifications of the sensitive emails.
The 34 summaries, known as FBI "302s," will be released in connection with a Freedom of Information Act request and after pressure from the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Two additional 302s are being withheld because they contain information classified at the Top Secret/SAP level.
The summaries, described to THE WEEKLY STANDARD by five intelligence and congressional officials familiar with their contents, are sure to bolster Donald Trump's criticism of corruption at Clinton's State Department, the FBI and Washington, D.C., with just more than three weeks until the 2016 presidential election.
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"discussed providing additional overseas slots for the FBI in exchange for revisions to classifications of the sensitive emails"
ReplyDeleteDoes this translate to FBI personnel undercover as State dept employees? So state dept assignments provide cover for FBI as well as CIA, NSA and contractors? And they negotiate classifications with state to increase undercover slots?
No wonder state is such a god awful mess.