Fox News host Megyn Kelly on Monday night said that the State Department is “stonewalling” Fox News’ requests for information on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Fox submitted Freedom of Information Act Requests for two documents last week. “The Kelly File” requested Clinton’s OF-109 form, which would have given the State Department access to her classified materials.
“They are still stonewalling. They either don’t know whether she signed that OF-109 or they know and they won’t tell us,” Kelly said Monday night.
The Fox host insisted that it must be easy for the State Department to find the form.
“You can’t tell me they don’t know,” she said. “We’ve asked for two documents. Very simple. Yes or no? Do they exist?”
Kelly then played a clip of Democratic strategist James Carville suggesting on Sunday that Hillary Clinton didn’t want Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) “rifling through her emails.”
“The Kelly File” guest Judge Andrew Napolitano suggested that Carville’s comment calls into question Clinton’s claim that she used a personal email account for convenience.
“That reference to Louie Gohmert rifling through her emails is a reference to congressional oversight,” Napolitano said.
Watch the clip:
H/t Mediaite
