CNN CNN Newsroom Live September 5, 2015 08:25:00
Of the e-mails that supposedly were the state department e-mails that are relevant, they printed them out on paper and turned over like 30,000 pages. what that does, yes, the law allows it but you have to rescan it all and hope it picks up every word in the huge database. you lose the metadata. the metadata tells you when any mail was prepare, whether there were changes or redactions. it gives you more information. when you turn it over in written form like this, you don't get the metadata. the clintons then backed up and says david kendall, their attorney has all of the e-mails on a famous th...
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