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Hillary Clinton Email Scandal Analysis
In this article, Rebecca Morin writes about the email scandal with Hillary Clinton. Morin writes about Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is a Donald Trump surrogate. Giuliani claimed that Clinton "acted intentionally and with criminal intent" when deleting 33,000 emails in the previous months. He also states that the software which Clinton erased the emails is used by criminals who are trying to hide evidence. Giuliani released his statements after the FBI released their documents from the interview with Hillary Clinton about her private email servers and emails, in which Giuliani states "make it abundantly clear that she was not only extremely careless in her handling of top secret and confidential government information, but
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