BleachBit, the company responsible for the file deletion software utilised by Hillary Clinton’s team to delete her emails, recently released a new product called “Cloth or Something.”
CNN and NBC both attempted to “fact check” claims made during the second presidential debate about Hillary Clinton’s email scandal, particularly Donald Trump’s claims that she tried to “acid wash” 33,000 emails on her secret private server. And both networks did their best to cover up for Clinton — laughably so.
A Reddit thread allegedly opened by Paul Combetta – computer specialist from Platte River Networks who was granted immunity despite deleting Hillary Clinton’s emails – asked for help in stripping the name of a “very VIP” individual from emails. Some people are now speculating that individual is Hillary Clinton.
Clinton is still the favorite to win in November, but mounting scandals will follow her to the White House — unless President Barack Obama pardons her, which looks both necessary and likely.
Hillary Clinton’s press corps continues to demonstrate how professional reporters ask hard questions of the Democratic presidential candidate — with notes written on an orange rolled on the floor of an airplane.
Among the many bombshell revelations pouring out of the just-released FBI report on Hillary Clinton’s email server is an amusingly blatant admission that her data was deliberately, and very thoroughly, wiped out shortly after the long-hidden ClintonEmail.com server was discovered.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.,” BleachBit creator and co-founder Andrew Ziem stated that it’s “hard to imagine” Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used BleachBit on her server for “anything else
