LISTEN: Judicial Watch’s TOM FITTON: Clinton’s IT Witness Told Us He Was Taking The Fifth And We Shouldn’t Even Tape It

INTERVIEW — TOM FITTON – President of Judicial Watch

  • Judicial Watch: Clinton IT Witness’ Testimony Scheduled for Wednesday, June 22.  (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today announced that the deposition of Bryan Pagliano, the Clinton State Department IT official who reportedly provided support for the Clinton email system, is scheduled for Wednesday, June 22. U.S District Court Judge Sullivan recently ruled that Pagliano’s deposition can be videotaped.  June 22 – Bryan Pagliano (State Department Schedule C employee who has been reported to have serviced and maintained the server that hosted the “clintonemail.com” system during Mrs. Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State);
  • Russian hackers infiltrated Clinton Foundation: report. The Russian hackers believed to be behind the breach of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) also infiltrated the Clinton Foundation, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
  • State Dept. sued over failure to recover deleted Clinton emails. State Dept. sued over failure to recover deleted Clinton emails.  A pair of watchdog groups are asking a federal judge to force the government to recover the more than 30,000 emails Hillary Clinton deleted from her private email server in December 2014. In documents filed with the court Monday, Cause of Action, a nonpartisan oversight group, and Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog, argued Clinton and her aides violated the Federal Records Act by selecting which emails they wanted to turn over and deleting the rest. Attorneys for Cause of Action and Judicial Watch asked the government to remedy the “unlawful removal, by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, of federal records from the custody of the United States Department of State.”

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