Patrick Kennedy allegedly 'pressured' FBI to declassify docs

New York -- Patrick Kennedy, a senior State Department official and Hillary Clinton 'bullet-taker' tried to get the FBI to drop its insistence that an email on her illegal private server she used while working as a failed secretary of state, contained classified information. 

This was revealed by records of FBI interviews released on Monday after a year-long investigation into Clinton's sending and receiving classified government secrets with her illegal server.

Patrick Kennedy, by doing so, committed a felony. Period.

Robby Mook, her campaign manager, minimized the FBI interview summary, saying that it is "not uncommon for officials within a department to fight over classification."

The FBI refused Kennedy's request (which again, I remind you, is a felony just for asking) which poured gasoline onto the fire of the GOP's belief that the Obama administration bent over backwards to protect Clinton from criminal charges as she seeks to shove the country to the left as president.

James Comey recommended not to bring charges against her in spite of the overwhelming evidence against her.

Clinton said her use of a private server from 2009 to 2013 was a mistake and apologized for it. According to the law, however, it is also a felony and an apology is not a "Get Out of Jail" card. She should, at the very least, have been indicted but evidently the meeting Bill Clinton had with Loretta Lynch before jetting off smoothed things out for Hillary.


An unidentified FBI official told investigators that Kennedy repeatedly "pressured" various FBI officials to declassify information on one particular email about the 2012 Benghazi attack.

State Department spokesman, Mark Toner, who was not present when this all went down, said that Kennedy wasn't pressuring the FBI but simply trying to understand how their classification system worked.

Rainbows and unicorns.

The unidentified FBI official said the State Department's office of legal counsel called him to question the FBI's ruling that the email was, indeed, classified. Then soon after, the official got a call from Kennedy whereby he "asked his assistance in altering the email's classification in exchange for a 'quid pro quo.'"

This was followed by at least two discussions the official joined in which Kennedy "continued to pressure" the FBI about the email. He said that Kennedy appeared to be attempting to protect Clinton by minimizing the appearance of classified information in emails from her [illegal] server.

So Patrick Kennedy and Hillary Clinton have both 'skated' indictment for alleged crimes against the nation. James Comey and Loretta Lynch have allowed justice to fail us and incredibly, Hillary Clinton will probably be the next president, unless Donald Trump becomes 'more presidential' as he promised he would.


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FBI does it again for Hillary, but they didn't have intention

Comey's FBI appears to be at it again. This is the kind of stuff that gets guys like Alex Jones all moist and giddy. 

In the heavily redacted pages of FBI witness interviews another interesting development has emerged: two missing "bankers boxes" loaded with Hillary Clinton's emails has mysteriously disappeared. 

Gee, how did that happen? You would think that with a legal case as important as one involving the Espionage Act and the former secretary of state, the evidence of the case would be carefully secured and guarded. 

The 302 interviews released this month show the serious allegation that Patrick Kennedy, a senior State Department official put pressure on his underlings to change the classified email codes in order to shield them from Congress and the public.

Specifics about the boxes are elucidated in 5 pages of the FBI file and contain 111 redactions--that summarize statements of a State Department witness who worked in the "Office of Information Programs and Services (IPS)." The employee told the FBI that "Initially, IPS officials were told there were 14 banker boxes of former Secretary of State Hillary CLINTON'S emails at CLINTON's Friendship Heights office." This is in a Northwest neighborhood of Washington D.C. and Maryland.

The witness then state that "on or about December 5, 2014, IPS personnel picked up only 12 bankers boxes of CLINTON's emails from Williams & Connolly."

Officials weren't sure if the boxes were consolidated or otherwise missing.

Clinton's chief lawyer at Williams & Connolly, who leads all Clinton-related legal matters (which makes him not only the busiest lawyer in town) is David Kendall. He has successfully represented both Bill and Hillary Clinton throughout decades of legal battles, which means he must be one hell of a good lawyer, having kept both parties out of prison.

The documents provided by Kendall's law firm, according to the witness, they were "unable to locate any of her emails from January to April 2009." This crucial period covers the start of Clinton's term as incompetent secretary of state and when she set up the illegal server for all government business for all the world to see.

In the same August 18, 2015 interview, the State Department witness told the FBI that there was a deliberate effort to change sensitive Clinton emails bearing the "B(1)" code--used in the FOIA process to identify classified information--to the category "B-5" which covers Executive Branch deliberations, exempting it from public release.

So here we have what appears to be a clear case of a co-conspiracy to protect Hillary Clinton from deeper scrutiny by her own State Department.

And she calls Donald Trump a misogynist? 

Where are those two bankers boxes?



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