The FBI never investigated Huma Abedin’s emails during investigation

  We are learning more and more each day about what is in the Inspector General report on the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email scandal and today we learned another interesting little tidbit: The FBI did not bother to look into the contents of Huma Abedin’s emails or personal devices.

  Here is more:

In its extensive report on the Hillary Clinton email probe, the Justice Department’s internal watchdog raised significant questions about why the FBI did not examine the contents of Clinton aide Huma Abedin’s private email accounts and did not seek to obtain Abedin’s personal devices to determine whether classified information was exchanged.

The report noted Abedin should have been a point of interest since the FBI obtained from other sources classified email exchanges between Clinton and Abedin that were missing from the 30,490 emails turned over to the State Department by Clinton’s attorneys. Clinton had claimed the remaining emails were not work-related.

Also, the report documented that the FBI did not go after Abedin’s emails or devices even though she was “the only State Department employee, besides Clinton, with an account on the clintonemail.com domain on Clinton’s server.”

  Let’s get this straight: Huma Abedin was Hillary Clinton’s closest confidant and aide; missing emails between she and Hillary Clinton were found from other sources; classified information was found on the laptop of her estranged husband Anthony Weiner; and she was the only other State Department employee with a personal email account on Hillary Clinton’s private server, and the FBI did not think it was warranted to confiscate and search her personal devices?!

  But this was all on the level…

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