[Flash Bazbeaux]

The e-mails varied in their levels of classification: “classified,” “secret,” “top secret/SAP” (or “special access program”) which includes the highest and most protected national security information.

No. It is my understanding that “Classified” means it has a classification. The classifications include “secret” and “top secret”, but there is no classification called “classified.”

The lowest governmental classification I am aware of is “confidential.” Defense contractors I worked at also had “company private”, which was a lower, non-governmental level of security.

[UCANSEE2]

THANK YOU. That is the same exact point I was going to make, and you saved me the time. Hillary said none of the emails were marked "Classified", and that is true.

[Aliska]

We had FOUO For Official Use Only. It wasn't classified but we had to treat it as such, stamping, green and white cover sheets, don't leave on unattended, lock up in safe at night.

My ex was cleared for Top Secret Crypto. I don't think they use that one any more, but maybe they do.