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Newly Released Emails From Hillary Clinton's Private Server Include 41 Messages Now Marked CLASSIFIED
The second installment of emails from Hillary Clinton's private home-brew server, released Friday by the State Department, includes 41 messages that reviewers determined contained classified material.
Clinton claimed four months ago that her server, which she kept in her Chappaqua, New York home and used exclusively throughout her four-year tenure as secretary of state, never housed classified material.
That assertion began unraveling in late May, when a single message she sent was retroactively classified 'secret' – the second-highest level of classification – by State Department inspectors.
Friday's dump of more than 1,300 messages upped the ante considerably, although the 41 messages appear to all have been classified as 'confidential, which is one step lower.
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