Gowdy demands that Hillary turn over her personal email server

[NightTrain]

This will be interesting.

I see this turning out in 1 of 2 ways :

1) Somewhere there's an IT guy about to win the lottery with millions deposited to a Swiss Bank account

or

2) The email server experienced a catastrophic failure and was recycled.


The chairman of the congressional committee probing the Benghazi terror attacks has formally asked that Hillary Clinton turn over her personal server -- warning that the House could take steps to pressure her if she refuses.
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., sent a letter, released Friday (http://benghazi.house.gov/sites/republicans.benghazi.house.gov/files/TG%20letter%20to%20Kendall%203.19.15.pdf), to Clinton's attorney requesting that the former secretary of state "relinquish" the server to a "neutral, detached and independent third-party" for review.
The server has become a point of controversy after she admitted to exclusively using a private email account and a personal server while secretary -- yet insisted her server would remain private, though some lawmakers want access to it to ensure she's turned over all official emails during her tenure.
Gowdy's letter suggested that Clinton could turn the server over to the State Department inspector general for review. He said it's important for a third party to look over the contents to ensure any public documents are released.
"Her arrangement places her as the sole arbiter of what she considers private and what is beyond the view of the public," Gowdy said in the letter addressed to her Washington attorney Friday.

One source told Fox News that Gowdy's committee does not have the statutory authority to subpoena the server itself -- only witnesses and documents. However, the full House does, should it escalate to that point.
At the end of his letter, Gowdy asked for a response by April 3. He pointedly warned that if Clinton won't comply, he will tell House Speaker John Boehner so he can use the "full powers" of the House to take the "necessary steps."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/03/20/benghazi-panel-head-gowdy-asks-clinton-to-relinquish-personal-server/?intcmp=latestnews

[indago]

When Hillary Clinton became Secretary of State, the probability is that she used the office to promote the Clinton Foundation as much as doing the country's business, which probably involved promoting the Clinton Foundation. Using a private server would be conducive to their goals.

[aboutime]

Can't wait till Gowdy summons her to testify...I MEAN LIE...to the Senate.

There's no Blue Dress, or Vince Foster to protect her now.

If Hillary denies testimony. She can be held in Contempt of the Senate, which does not require
anyone from the JUSTICE DEPARTMENT to oversee, or investigate.


See what a little personal reading, and investigation can teach ya? If you really want to learn?

[Kathianne]

It's been awhile, but finally:

http://hotair.com/archives/2016/04/08/trey-gowdy-state-department-has-turned-over-documents-requested-more-than-a-year-ago/


Trey Gowdy: State Department has turned over documents requested more than a year agoPOSTED AT 8:41 PM ON APRIL 8, 2016 BY JOHN SEXTON
On Friday afternoon Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy revealed the State Department had finally complied with subpoenas for documents issued last year. Gowdy’s press release (http://benghazi.house.gov/news/press-releases/over-one-year-later-state-department-finally-turns-over-records-committee-still) says State turned over “1,100 pages of records, including files stored on network folders used by senior employees within the Office of the Secretary, and emails from Cheryl Mills, Jake Sullivan, Huma Abedin, Susan Rice, and Patrick Kennedy.” Gowdy also took a swipe at Democrats who he says “never lifted a finger” to help get the records.



It is deplorable that it took over a year for these records to be produced to our committee, and that our Democrat colleagues never lifted a finger to help us get them. Shame on them and everyone else who has demanded this committee to give up before gathering all of the facts. This investigation is about a terrorist attack that killed four Americans, and it could have been completed a lot sooner if the administration had not delayed and delayed and delayed at every turn. For example, the committee still does not have records we requested over a year ago, and we are still waiting for some witnesses to be made available for interviews. As soon as possible, we will release our report and interview transcripts so everyone can see the evidence for themselves, and I’m confident the value and fairness of our investigation will then be abundantly clear to everyone.”


Today’s production is responsive to a request made by the Select Committee in November 2014, and subpoenas issued in March 2015 (http://benghazi.house.gov/news/press-releases/statement-from-the-communications-director-on-subpoena-issuance) and August 2015, and includes work-related emails from the personal email accounts of Cheryl Mills, Jake Sullivan, and Huma Abedin, which the State Department has had since summer 2015.


Prior to today’s production, the Select Committee had already obtained and reviewed more than 72,000 pages of documents never before seen by a congressional committee. Just recently, the Select Committee received more than 1,600 pages (https://twitter.com/HouseBenghazi/status/703346230378766340) of documents from the Office of the Secretary of State and gained access to crucial CIA records (http://benghazi.house.gov/news/press-releases/gowdy-select-committee-makes-significant-breakthroughs-interviews-75th-witness) it sought for nearly a year. After months of negotiations with the White House, the Select Committee was finally able to question both (http://benghazi.house.gov/news/press-releases/gowdy-select-committee-makes-significant-breakthroughs-interviews-75th-witness) Susan Rice and Ben Rhodes, which no other congressional committee had done.


Yesterday the Select Committee interviewed its 90th witness (https://twitter.com/HouseBenghazi/status/718152134089392128): General Philip Breedlove, former Commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa. This was the 71st witness (https://twitter.com/HouseBenghazi/status/718152269112459264) who had never before been interviewed about Benghazi by a congressional committee, and the 35th witness interviewed since the Select Committee’s public hearing in October 2015.

Gowdy has been fighting with Democrats on the committee, led by ranking member Rep. Elijah Cummings, for months. Last month Gowdy refused to hand over (http://www.westernjournalism.com/trey-gowdy-just-exposed-what-the-dems-are-doing-to-block-benghazi-investigation-with-damaging-letter/) documents generated by the committee after Cummings failed to promise the information would not be selectively leaked to the media.


The Select Committee plans to release its complete findings this summer.

[Gunny]

It's been awhile, but finally:

http://hotair.com/archives/2016/04/08/trey-gowdy-state-department-has-turned-over-documents-requested-more-than-a-year-ago/





I like Trey. If he was running for President, he'd have MY damned vote in a heartbeat.

[Kathianne]

I like Trey. If he was running for President, he'd have MY damned vote in a heartbeat.
Mine too.