Legal Group Poised to Quiz Clinton Aides About Email Server
The State Department has agreed to a conservative legal group’s request to question several current and former government officials about the creation of Hillary Clinton’s private email system, reports the Associated Press.
A judge granted the group, Judicial Watch, limited discovery to ask the officials why Clinton relied on an email server in her New York home during her tenure as secretary of state.
If the judge approves of the agreement, lawyers from Judicial Watch will be allowed to depose Clinton’s top aides, including former chief of staff Cheryl D. Mills, deputy chief of staff Huma Abedin and undersecretary Patrick F. Kennedy, the report says.
