requested certain types of information and the classification lifted and keep in mind, that status is just to help expedite the process. he s granted every single request that has come his way and the democrats are trying to make it seem like they are being with held information and that is simply not the case. alice, but alice, senator grassly isn t entirely the person making the decision. it s bush s vetting lawyer making the decision, which is a huge conflict of interest and the idea that the only reason he made the decision was because cory booker pressured him to release the documents. a lot of the republican senators didn t seem to know in all fairness, alice, that they had been released, as well. john clearly didn t know. and the key here is that as i said, this classification status, putting this on there and lifting it is a way to produce the documents in a more rapid fashion and given the way they are archived and it s
said, this classification status, putting this on there and lifting it is a way to produce the documents in a more rapid fashion. given the way they are archived, and it s technical, but it s a way to help get them the information faster. and, look, they have received as much information, as much documentation as the last five supreme court nominees combined that s not true. it is true. alice, i m disappointed to hear you say that. you know there are 42,000 documents of pages dumped on their desk the night before the hearings began. what is the rush? there were tens of thousands of pages as white house counsel not been released. the american public have a right before the senate makes a decision about someone who will have a lifetime tenure. we have lots more to trauk abou talk about all in the same subject before we run out of time. senator kamala harris has had a fiery exchange.
network that officials at the state department offer the fbi a quid pro quo to change the classification status of documents that were on hillary clinton s private server having to do with benghazi. as i travel around the country, the this is the kind of thing the american people are weary of, tired of. that s why donald trump has gotten so much momentum around the country and why we are will work our hearts out on november 8th. do you think donald trump would accept the results of this election, he was asked more than once at the last debate and he close to keep us all in suspense. as he said, do you have any private assurance from him and what would your advice be to him? well, donald trump made it clear the campaign s made it clear, that a clear outcome in this election we ll accept.
that she s seeing to be, you know, sent to others. well, that s right. and, jose, it s worth knowing that this entire foyer request, there were e-mails brought up that were deleted because they ve been upgraded to their classification status after the fact. the state department said this is a standard operating procedure for requests from the state department and others when you re dealing with things that actually, oh, this is classified. we need to redact the name, we need to x out this so the public at large can see all the e-mails. and some of those that have been redacted won t be available for public consumption for 10 or 15 years. well, and again, jose, that has to do with the classification status. now, what we are getting or what the state department said they would always produce, this was triggered by a lawsuit and a foyer request to get all these e-mails out, and it is worth noting that we ve now reached
is no designation of classification status on any of the e e-mails that he reviewed 4 of them out of the 55,000 pages, and holding him as of now what we know that she did not turn over anything with classified information as a stamp, and that is what we know now, and i can t prove the negative, joe, but a that is it. and it is completely irrelevant, and she knew, and everybody around her, and ms. mills who is a smart lawyer and ms. aberdeen, that the secretary of state receives classified information all of the time in conversation and direct briefings and e-mail, and the notion that she is going to maintain that she never received or sent classified information in 6 1/2 years on the only server she ever used to perform her official duties is ludicrous. and joe, the point is that people hear this and assume that because there was classified