Top intelligence officials may be walking back their claim that Hillary Clinton’s private emails contained information classified up to “top secret,” the finding earlier this year that triggered an FBI investigation into Clinton’s private server.
The inspector general for the intelligence community had said at least two emails in a small sample he had been permitted to review contained top secret material, but an unnamed source told Politico the inspector general recently ruled against that statement and sided with the State Department officials who had disputed the finding from the beginning, according to a Politico report.
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