Las 5 cosas más indignantes que dijo Hillary Clinton en su entrevista del FBI. The 5 most outrageous things Hillary Clinton said in her FBI interview
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Hillary usó 13 dispositivos electrónicos y entre ellos 5 IPAD según se lee en las 51 páginas reveladas por el FBI.
En el interrogatorio Hillary
dijo 41 VECES QUE NO RECORDABA. Su excusa a no recordar fue, en varias
ocasiones, que se debía a la (¿supuesta?) conmoción cerebral que tuvo en el
año 2012.
La cara de Hillary Clinton tal parece que es de acero blindado pues el concreto reforzado es poco duro para la cara tan dura que tiene.
FBI revela que ayudantes de Hillary Clinton usaron un martillo para destruir móviles con correos
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The 5 most outrageous things Hillary Clinton said in her FBI interview
By Jake Novak
September 2, 2016
Mark Makela | Getty Images
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The 5 most outrageous things Hillary Clinton said in her FBI interview
By Jake Novak
September 2, 2016
Mark Makela | Getty Images
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Las 5 cosas más indignantes que dijo Hillary Clinton en su entrevista del FBIPor Jake Novak2 de septiembre de, el año 2016
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Foto de archivo: Hillary, su asistente principal y Bill Clinton
Hillary
Clinton ya estaba teniendo una mala semana, ya que las encuestas
muestran que Donald Trump estaba cerrando la brecha entre ellos y, en unos pocos
sondeos, incluso delante . Se puso peor el viernes después de que el FBI reveló las respuestas de Clinton
a las preguntas de los investigadores sobre su uso de un servidor de
correo electrónico privado, revelando algunas respuestas bastante
perjudiciales de la ex secretaria de Estado.Aquí están cinco de las declaraciones más escandalosas Clinton hizo en la entrevista del FBI de tres años y una media hora:1. Ella citó la conmoción de 2012 como la razón por la que no puede
recordar los detalles de la información facilitada durante su
"transición fuera de la oficina".2. Ella dijo que nunca pensó incluso si los mensajes de correo
electrónico que se intercambia en un futuro ataque de avión no tripulado
EE.UU. deben clasificarse.3. Dijo que pensaba que la "C" antes de un párrafo indica orden alfabético. El C en realidad significa "clasificado".4. Dijo que nadie planteó su preocupación con ella acerca de su uso de un servidor de correo electrónico privado.5. Ella dijo que no podía recordar ningún entrenamiento sobre cómo manejar la información clasificada.Lo
que es más, los ayudantes de Clinton le dijo al FBI que el Secretario
de Estado con frecuencia sustituye su teléfono Blackberry y el paradero
de su antiguo dispositivo se convertiría en "desconocido". El informe del FBI sugiere que había al menos 13 dispositivos diferentes que se utilizan.Vas
a escuchar en los principales medios de comunicación de todo el fin de
semana una gran cantidad de expertos supuestamente objetivas insisten en
que las revelaciones anteriores no ofrecen una "pistola humeante". Y eso puede ser cierto desde un punto de vista legal, pero estamos en
medio de una elección y estas declaraciones son veneno para Clinton y
carne de cañón para Donald Trump.Se
llevó a cabo asuntos oficiales del Departamento de Estado mientras que
sufre de una conmoción cerebral que pueden haber deteriorado su memoria?
El informe sugiere que sólo trabajaba durante unas pocas horas al día
en el punto sobre la base de las indicaciones del médico, pero si era
tan malo que no podía recordar sesiones de información importantes, que
debería haber estado de baja médica.Nº 2 extiende los límites de la credulidad. Se
supone que debemos creer Clinton ni siquiera considera una discusión
acerca de un futuro ataque teledirigido debe ser mantenido en secreto? Diciendo "Nunca pensé," básicamente suena como un truco bajo la acusación de posible pre-meditación.En
cuanto a la afirmación de que nadie nunca habló con ella sobre
cualquier preocupación sobre el servidor privado, eso es un territorio
peligroso. Debido
a que es probable que no va a ser difícil encontrar a alguien en el
Departamento de Estado, o anteriormente en el Departamento de Estado, en
contradicción con esta afirmación. De hecho, hay muchos estados ahora liberados de esta entrevista del
FBI que probablemente van a ser refutada y en el corto plazo.La respuesta "no podía recordar" a la pregunta acerca de la formación previa es esquivar de un acusado clásico. Funciona
muy bien, porque incluso si Clinton hizo llegar la formación, se puede
argumentar que no importa porque ella no lo recuerda. Pero si bien es un buen esquivar legal, que es potencialmente letal en
medio de una elección en la que está tratando de parecerse a un líder
competente y alerta.El
director del FBI James Comey puede haber decidido no acusar a Clinton,
pero la revelación pública de esta transcripción hoy hace mucho daño. Si
bien se puede esperar que la mayor parte de los expertos de los medios
convencionales para verter agua fría sobre la gravedad de los hechos
contenidos en ellos, las transcripciones ponen el escándalo de correo
electrónico de nuevo en el centro del ciclo de noticias. La última vez que pasó, las encuestas de Clinton se marchitó mal y se
tomó una serie de pasos en falso Trump para revertir el declive.Ella ya se deslizaba en las encuestas - esto podría llegar a ser muy perjudicial para ella y muy bueno para el Trump.Comentario por Jake Novak, columnista CNBC.com alto Síguelo en Twitter @jakejakeny.
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The 5 most outrageous things Hillary Clinton said in her FBI interview
By Jake Novak
September 2, 2016
Hillary Clinton was already having a bad week as polls show Donald Trump closing the gap between them and, in a few polls, even pulling ahead. It got worse Friday after the FBI released Clinton's answers to investigators' questions over her use of a private email server, revealing some pretty damaging responses from the former Secretary of State.
Here are five of the most outrageous statements Clinton made in that three-and-a-half hour FBI interview:
1. She cited her 2012 concussion as the reason that she cannot remember details of briefings during her "transition out of office."
2. She said she never even thought whether emails she exchanged on a future U.S. drone attack should be classified.
3. She said she thought the "C" before a paragraph indicated alphabetical order. The C actually stands for "classified."
4. She said no one ever raised concerns to her about her use of a private email server.
5. She said she could not recall any training on how to handle classified information.
What's more, Clinton aides told the FBI that the Secretary of State frequently replaced her Blackberry phone and the whereabouts of her old device would become "unknown." The FBI report suggests there were at least 13 different devices used.
You're going to hear on the mainstream media all weekend a lot of supposedly objective pundits insist the above revelations offer no "smoking gun." And that may be true from a legal standpoint, but we're in the middle of an election and these statements are poison for Clinton and cannon fodder for Donald Trump.
She conducted official State Department business while suffering from a concussion that may have impaired her memory? The report suggested she was only working for a few hours a day at the point based on doctor's orders but if it was that bad that she couldn't remember important briefings, she should have been on medical leave.
No. 2 stretches the limits of credulity. We're supposed to believe Clinton never even considered a discussion about a future drone attack should be kept secret? Saying "I never thought," basically sounds like a dodge on a charge of possible pre-meditation.
As for the claim that no one ever talked to her about any concerns about the private server, that's dangerous territory. Because it's probably not going to be hard to find someone at the State Department, or formerly at the State Department, to contradict this claim. In fact, there are many statements just now released from this FBI interview that are likely going to be refuted and in short order.
The "I could not recall" response to the question about prior training is a classic defendant's dodge. It works great because even if Clinton did get training, it can be argued that it doesn't matter because she doesn't remember it. But while it's a good legal dodge, it's potentially lethal in the midst of an election where you're trying to look like a competent and alert leader.
FBI Director James Comey may have decided not to indict Clinton, but the public revelation of this transcript today does a lot of damage. While you can expect most of the mainstream media pundits to pour cold water on the severity of the facts contained in them, the transcripts put the email scandal right back into the center of the news cycle. The last time that happened, Clinton's poll numbers wilted badly and it took a series of Trump missteps to reverse the decline.
She was already slipping in the polls — this could turn out to be very damaging for her and very good for Trump.
Commentary by Jake Novak, CNBC.com senior columnist Follow him on Twitter @jakejakeny.
By Jake Novak
September 2, 2016
Hillary Clinton was already having a bad week as polls show Donald Trump closing the gap between them and, in a few polls, even pulling ahead. It got worse Friday after the FBI released Clinton's answers to investigators' questions over her use of a private email server, revealing some pretty damaging responses from the former Secretary of State.
Here are five of the most outrageous statements Clinton made in that three-and-a-half hour FBI interview:
1. She cited her 2012 concussion as the reason that she cannot remember details of briefings during her "transition out of office."
2. She said she never even thought whether emails she exchanged on a future U.S. drone attack should be classified.
3. She said she thought the "C" before a paragraph indicated alphabetical order. The C actually stands for "classified."
4. She said no one ever raised concerns to her about her use of a private email server.
5. She said she could not recall any training on how to handle classified information.
What's more, Clinton aides told the FBI that the Secretary of State frequently replaced her Blackberry phone and the whereabouts of her old device would become "unknown." The FBI report suggests there were at least 13 different devices used.
You're going to hear on the mainstream media all weekend a lot of supposedly objective pundits insist the above revelations offer no "smoking gun." And that may be true from a legal standpoint, but we're in the middle of an election and these statements are poison for Clinton and cannon fodder for Donald Trump.
She conducted official State Department business while suffering from a concussion that may have impaired her memory? The report suggested she was only working for a few hours a day at the point based on doctor's orders but if it was that bad that she couldn't remember important briefings, she should have been on medical leave.
No. 2 stretches the limits of credulity. We're supposed to believe Clinton never even considered a discussion about a future drone attack should be kept secret? Saying "I never thought," basically sounds like a dodge on a charge of possible pre-meditation.
As for the claim that no one ever talked to her about any concerns about the private server, that's dangerous territory. Because it's probably not going to be hard to find someone at the State Department, or formerly at the State Department, to contradict this claim. In fact, there are many statements just now released from this FBI interview that are likely going to be refuted and in short order.
The "I could not recall" response to the question about prior training is a classic defendant's dodge. It works great because even if Clinton did get training, it can be argued that it doesn't matter because she doesn't remember it. But while it's a good legal dodge, it's potentially lethal in the midst of an election where you're trying to look like a competent and alert leader.
FBI Director James Comey may have decided not to indict Clinton, but the public revelation of this transcript today does a lot of damage. While you can expect most of the mainstream media pundits to pour cold water on the severity of the facts contained in them, the transcripts put the email scandal right back into the center of the news cycle. The last time that happened, Clinton's poll numbers wilted badly and it took a series of Trump missteps to reverse the decline.
She was already slipping in the polls — this could turn out to be very damaging for her and very good for Trump.
Commentary by Jake Novak, CNBC.com senior columnist Follow him on Twitter @jakejakeny.
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