it s also true that they never ask hillary clinton about it. they ask hillary clinton about things that are going on in their own life that i actually believe. it s true. you can watch it not happen, because at town halls. but people have questions, it s really confusing. this is what we want them to understand. she this was in keeping with what other secretaries of state have done, it was permitted under state department guidelines at the time that she was the secretary of state. she has said if she would have to do it over again, she would do it differently. she thought this would be easier. it obviously was not. let s be clear, this was a mistake to do it this way. she has said that she would do it differently. she thought this would be easier, it was not. and so, so that. but classify misusing classified information, that s a serious concern. so we want to make sure everyone understands, she treats classified information very carefully. she would never deal with it on
ask hillary clinton about it. they ask hillary clinton about things that are going on in their own life that i actually believe. it s true. you can watch it not happen, because at town halls. but people have questions, it s really confusing. this is what we want them to understand. she this was in keeping with what other secretaries of state have done, it was permitted under state department guidelines at the time that she was the secretary of state. she has said if she would have to do it over again, she would do it differently. she thought this would be easier. it obviously was not. let s be clear, this was a mistake to do it this way. she has said that she would do it differently. she thought this would be easier, it was not. and so, so that. but classify misusing classified information, that s a serious concern. so we want to make sure everyone understands, she treats classified information very carefully. she would never deal with it online. she dealt it with in hard
it was eventually forwarded on. it was marked sensitive but unclassified. the state department has deemed it has always believe d it t not be classified material. it has been sent to the hill on one occasion, put on the state department website as public information because they didn t think it was classified. later other agencies have come in. now that the e-mails are all going to be made public, other departments outside of the state department are getting involved to determine if they think that they have equities here about why something should be classified. our point is what i think there s a lot of questions about this, some of the reporting around is confusing. why we are trying to educate voters more on this is to understand a couple of key core concepts here. a, that using personal e-mail accounts that s not unprecedented. other secretary of states have done it. it was permitted at the state department guidelines at the time. it wasn t until 2014 after