Republican Senator Lindsay Graham of South Carolina was heavily implicated in Hillary Clinton’s email server failure Sunday along with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos.
Stephanopoulos began talking about indicting Trump.Mr Trump Paid On Thursday, there were 31 allegations of violating the Espionage Act or intentionally withholding national security information, one count of “conspiracy to obstruct justice,” one count of “withholding documents or records,” and one count of covering up corruption. rice field. 1 count of “Documents or records”, 1 count of “Concealment of documents in deferred investigation”, 1 count of “Concealment plan”, 1 count of “False statements and representations”.
“Donald Trump keeps saying he did nothing wrong, do you believe that?” Stephanopoulos asked.
“Well, I believe this. In America, where we live, if you’re the Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State, you have a dedicated basement in your home to carry out government affairs.” You can set up a server-“
“Senator,” Stephanopoulos interrupted him.
“No, let me finish!” Graham shot back.
“But you didn’t answer the question.” (Related: ‘Trump won’t chase political opponents’: Jordan fights CNN anchor over Hillary Clinton emails)
“I’m trying to answer the question from a Republican perspective, which may not be acceptable on this show,” Graham said before continuing his explanation. “What I don’t like is the system in America where the Democratic presidential candidate Secretary of State makes people smash their social media devices with a hammer or bleach their hard drives to erase their emails. You allowed classified information into felon Anthony Weiner’s computer, and you didn’t even mention it!
“Most Republicans believe we live in a country where Hillary Clinton did something very similar, but nothing happened to her,” he continued. “President Trump is going to spend the day in court. He did not disseminate, leak, or provide information to foreign powers or the press that gave the He could go to trial for it, but Hillary Clinton didn’t.”
Stephanopoulos later claimed that Ms Clinton had been “thoroughly investigated, and the investigation found no willful resistance.” [of documents]”
“Yes,” Graham replied, before Stephanopoulos argued that the Trump Justice Department could file charges against Clinton.
Graham also noted that former Presidents Bill Clinton, President Joe Biden and former Vice President Mike Pence were also found to have classified documents while in office before discussing the dual-tier justice system. bottom.
Clinton was not indicted in 2016, along with then-FBI Director James Comey. saying On the other hand, “there was evidence of possible violations of law regarding the handling of classified information…it is our judgment that a reasonable prosecutor would not bring such a lawsuit.”
