An email discussing the possibility that Hillary Clinton’s emails could be “accessible” if the State Department was aware of her private network was not among the roughly 30,000 records the former secretary of state submitted to the government in late 2014.
The chain, which was obtained by conservative watchdog Judicial Watch and made public Wednesday, indicated Clinton was concerned that releasing her email address to the State Department would expose her records to the Freedom of Information Act.
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