“Fox News Sunday” host Chris Wallace challenged former Clinton White House counsel Lanny Davis over why Hillary Clinton used a personal email account and server while she was secretary of state.
“Do you really believe she did nothing wrong?” Wallace asked Davis on Sunday.
“No, but she also did nothing illegal,” Davis responded.
Wallace insisted that the email rules were different for Clinton than for Colin Powell, who also used private email while serving as secretary of state. And he argued that the Obama administration told employees to use government email.
“In fact, the Obama White House has been unclear about what the policy is,” Davis hit back.
Wallace then challenged Davis, asking why Clinton ordered her State Department employees to used their government emails in 2011, but did not do so herself.
“I can explain that by saying that a secretary of state traveling to 111 countries might be needing to have one email system versus people in the Department who should use the official system,” Davis said.
But Wallace did not accept that answer, repeatedly asking Davis why Clinton used her own email.
Throughout the heated debate, Wallace and Davis constantly cut each other off and spoke over each other.
Watch the clip below:
If Wallace wants to spell out what’s illegal about what Clinton did then he’s free to quote the law.
The whole “Hillary had Vince Foster killed” thing was just completely unbelievable on every level.
Now, if Lanny Davis showed up suspiciously dead, that shit I would believe.
After 20 years in the public eye all they can come up with is Hillary Clinton used a private email account.
Lanny Davis is an imbecile that the Right loves to trot out whenever there’s a Clinton dust-up. He used to be a regular on the G. Gordon Liddy show attempting to defend Clinton. Liddy loved to have him on because he was staunchly loyal to the Clintons and clearly an idiot.
He can’t and no conservative talking head can because it was not illegal. What they want to do is bloviate about how it MAY be illegal, all without ever really having to take an actually, factual position.