Emails show top Clinton aide knew more than she testified

Published August 10, 2016 2:44pm ET



Emails made public Wednesday show Cheryl Mills, then chief of staff to Hillary Clinton, was alerted to a “significant” Freedom of Information Act request for information about Clinton’s emails in December 2012.

During a deposition in May, Mills testified that she had no “specific recollection” of the request, which sought documentation of the number of email accounts in use by Clinton for her State Department communications.

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