Hillary Clinton’s CNN interviewer is surprised she didn’t show more contrition, says Hillary was “technically incorrect” about destroying her emails

  Last week Hillary Clinton gave an interview to CNN–which is considered to be friendly territory–in which she claimed that she “never had a subpoena” in regards to her emails at the time she decided to destroy them. However that myth was quickly dispelled by Trey Gowdy who subsequently released a subpoena showing she was lying.

  Hillary Clinton’s supporters are claiming that she is technically correct because she deleted these emails before the subpoena Trey Gowdy released was issued, however that is also not true because she actually received two additional subpoenas before she deleted the emails, as well as letters from the Congress which in effect were “do not destroy” notices before she destroyed the emails. 

  Earlier today the woman who conducted that interview, Brianna Keilar, appeared on another CNN program and was asked about her interview with Hillary Clinton. During this segment she admitted that Hillary Clinton was “technically incorrect” in regards to her emails, stating that if her defense is that she “wiped my server but it was when I wasn’t under a subpoena I don’t know that you are really on some tremendous moral high ground.”

  She also stated that she was surprised Hillary Clinton did not show a little more contrition during the interview on this and the “trust” issue and it is with that statement that I take an affront to because I was not surprised at all. In fact I would have been surprised if Hillary Clinton did show a little contrition because she feels she is above the law and is not answerable to anyone and this statement shows me that people in the media, such as Brianna Keilar, really do not understand what Hillary Clinton is about. But maybe now they are learning she is nothing but an elitist politician who cares only about gaining power by whatever means necessary…

  Here is the video:

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