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I say 'MAY HAVE' because it has not been verified to my knowledge. However, if I was Seth Rich' GF Claudia Kash, I would go into deep hiding and have surrogates contact someone in the Trump campaign. If true, her life is in grave danger. I will post a screenshot below in case Reddit has 'problems' with the linked page. So far, I am able to see it.

Hillary Clinton: A TOP TEN Breakdown. Powerful and informative video essay from BPS.

FBI agents are reportedly skeptical of the law enforcement agency's decision to close the Hillary Clinton email investigation without recommending criminal charges. Agents told the New York Post that they "believe there was an inside deal put in place" after Attorney General Loretta Lynch met privately with former President Bill Clinton just days ahead of the FBI's announcement that its year-long probe had ended. Investigators were reportedly forced to sign unusually extensive nondisclosure agreements that would prevent them from speaking publicly about the investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email use. The FBI's decision last week rankled Republicans, who have pushed...

Hillary Clinton has failed to hold a single press conference in 2016. Clinton took questions from the media traveling with her campaign once, in March. But she hasn’t held an organized press conference in at least seven months. On Saturday Hillary did sit down with FBI investigators for three-and-a-half hours on her illicit use of a private email server. As Amanda Carpenter pointed out on CNN this weekend– Hillary Clinton has spent more time taking questions from the FBI than reporters this year.

Hillary Clinton’s weekend interview with the FBI stands as a perfect symbol of what is probably her biggest liability heading into the fall election: A lot of people say they don’t trust her. Clinton sat for an interview of more than three hours as part of a Justice Department investigation into the privately owned email system she operated off the books when she was secretary of state. The timing — less than three weeks before she will claim the Democratic presidential nomination — is an attempt to make the best of a situation that would look bad for any candidate...

Hillary Clinton's weekend interview with the FBI stands as a perfect symbol of what is probably her biggest liability heading into the fall election: A lot of people say they don't trust her. [Snip] "Trust is the glue that holds our democracy together," Clinton said last week as part of a direct effort to address the issue in this small lull between the end of primary voting and the start of full-on campaigning for the fall vote. "I take this seriously, as someone who is asking for your votes, and I personally know I have work to do on this...

When Hillary Clinton reached an historic milestone earlier this month, becoming the first woman poised to be a major party's nominee for president of the United States, self-avowed feminist Kathleen Graves was unmoved. "I watched her speech and felt nothing," said Graves, a 34-year-old liberal and founder of the Brooklyn-based group Babes for Bernie (Sanders), Clinton's rival for the Democratic Party nomination. "It was sort of like an eye roll, a shrug." Clinton obviously has many Democratic supporters who see her as a highly intelligent trailblazer with the experience needed to hold the Oval Office. But Graves's apathy toward that...

Patrick Healy of the NYT pens an 1,800-word slobber job on Hillary Clinton: in her first 100 days, she’ll appoint a historically diverse Cabinet, work with Republicans on “broadly popular issues,” and — psst! — probably decline to replace Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who just happened to speak privately with her husband Bill last week.

Longtime Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin said that at least some of Clinton’s official schedules were destroyed while she was secretary of state during her recent deposition, according to the New York Post. Abedin replied, “If there was a schedule that was created that was her Secretary of State daily schedule, and a copy of that was then put in the burn bag, that… that certainly happened on… on more than one occasion.”

. . . . Secretary Clinton broke all those rules. Then she spirited away all her emails in contravention of the law. Then she destroyed what she should not have destroyed, obfuscated and outright lied about all of it. That's what we know. We don't know if she or her close associates will be charged. But we do know she shouldn't be president.

Monday on Fox Business Network’s “After the Bell,” Breitbart editor at large and author of “Clinton Cash” Peter Schweizer fielded questions from host David Asman about claims in his book Transcript ASMAN: Joining me Peter Schweizer, author of the book “Clinton Cash.” [] Let’s get to the heart of the issue. [] Did Hillary Clinton, according to you now, and work you’ve done, did she ever use her influence as secretary of state to favor a family member or a favorite charity? SCHWEIZER: Oh, I think there is no question that there were entities that donated to the Clinton Foundation...

I try and avoid insider politics that do not cross our field of interest. Namely Islam and leftism and the attack on Western civilization. But the situation with Clinton is significant in a number of ways. The following videos are clearly important. Hillary Clinton guilty of espionage over email scandal?A 'Watergate-Like Saturday Night Massacre' If Hillary's Not Indicted?Napolitano: Sufficient evidence to indict, convict HRC

A couple of weeks ago, I devoted a column to reflecting on the signal oddity of this campaign season. "There is no reason to believe," I wrote, "that the supreme oddity that has characterized this primary season has run its course." I expected, and expect, more of it.And so it goes. I could not have imagined, two weeks ago, that Bill Clinton would delay a flight to arrange a private meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch.Odd, what?Pause to consider what happened: the sitting attorney general of the United States meets privately with the spouse of the subject of an ongoing...

At least 2,079 emails that Hillary Clinton sent or received contained classified material, according to the State Department’s final update from its review of more than 30,000 emails.

In Hillary Clinton's first interview since meeting with FBI officials regarding the investigation into her use of a private email server, she told NBC's Chuck Todd she was "eager" for the meeting, and "pleased to have the opportunity to assist the department in bringing its review to a conclusion." However, she declined to comment on reports that charges will not be filed against her in the case. Clinton also revealed that she first learned of her husband's tarmac meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch from "the news." She described it as a "short, chance meeting at an airport tarmac" and...

Clinton was reportedly 'Cooperative" today as 3 FBI Agents grilled her for 3 hours. Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton met agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigations on Saturday. When investigators meet with the "target defendant," it generally means their investigation is swiftly coming to a conclusion, legal experts say. The investigators now know what the questions are, and depending on Mrs. Clinton's responses, will recommend to the Department of Justice whether or not charges are appropriate. In other words, they want to question the Defendant, while of course video-taping her, to see how she might look to a...

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s former chief of staff during the time Clinton was Secretary of State was spotted leaving Clinton’s residence on the same day Clinton was interviewed by the FBI about her email scandal. Cheryl Mills, who has been called as a witness in the FBI’s investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server, was seen on video leaving Clinton’s home at about 10 a.m. No explanation was given for why a witness in the investigation would be meeting with Clinton. Earlier this week, former President Bill Clinton held a private meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch...

The recent release of House Benghazi Committee interview transcripts includes one from a now-retired State Department official who appears to have given inconsistent statements about his knowledge of Hillary Clinton’s email practices. During an interview with the committee last year, John Bentel, the former director of the Executive Secretariat’s information resource management division, which manages records and communications for State Department’s leadership, claimed he had no knowledge of Clinton’s use of personal email account or private server. But emails recently released by Judicial Watch — as well as findings laid out in a recent State Department inspector general’s report —...

A big part of politics is appearances and perceptions. If something looks bad, people will likely conclude it is bad — even if there's no actual evidence or proof of its relative badness. Politicians know this; it's why they don't wear funny hats or get in tanks (anymore). And it's why Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch should have known better when they huddled privately at the Phoenix airport earlier this week. Lynch is the nation's top cop and, as such, oversees the FBI, which is conducting an investigation into whether Hillary Clinton or any of her associates broke...

Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch plans to announce on Friday that she will accept whatever recommendation career prosecutors and the F.B.I. director make about whether to bring charges related to Hillary Clinton’s personal email server, a Justice Department official said. Her decision removes the possibility that a political appointee will overrule investigators in the case.