FBI Director James Comey Hillary Clinton Email Scandal Press Conference July 5 2016 7.5.16 (FULL)

FBI Director James Comey held a press conference about Hillary Clinton's usage of personal email server(s) on Tuesday, July 5th 2016 - in which he recommended that no charges or indictment be brought against her. He said that no "reasonable prosecutor" would bring a case against her, and that the final say would be in the hands of the DOJ (Department of Justice) which, of course, is headed up by Loretta Lynch, who just had a secret meeting for 30 minutes with Hillary Clinton's husband and former two-term President of the United States, Bill Clinton, just a few days ago. Comey's reasoning for the no-indict recommendation is a lack of evidence that would actually stick in the case.

However, Mr. Comey did say that there was evidence of impropriety as it relates to Hillary and her email servers. First, there was not just one email server as originally thought, but there were several email servers, all of which were maintained by her own private team. Second, there were classified emails sent from her to others. The majority of the emails sent were not classified at the time, but that does not obfuscate the fact that some were. Third, many people that she corresponded with have had evidence that say that their email servers may have been hacked, although there is no direct and conclusive evidence that Hillary's server was. It may be possible that her server was hacked, according to the FBI.

Enough information appears to be there that if it were a civilian in the same situation, they would have already been in jail. In this situation, however, there are a lot of moving parts. The biggest thing is that this involves the Clinton Crime Family. Many different connections, like the multiple heads of a serpent, exist within Washington DC that all support the Democrat party and especially their golden eggs: Hillary and Bill. There would have to be overwhelmingly egregious evidence to even come close to an indictment in this case. That's the reality of what James Comey was saying, even though he did not say that.

There were no questions asked after the press conference which only lasted for about 15 minutes. Comey immediately left after his statement was finished, in a hurried manner. Like his hair was on fire. Probably ashamed to look at people in the face and have to make up any more lies than what he'd most likely told on that podium.

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