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0:44Now PlayingHillary Clinton's closest aide Huma Abedin has come out of seclusion for the first time since the email uproar involving estranged husband Anthony Weiner broke last week. Photographers found her at Union Station in Washington, D.C., and asked how she was feeling.
"Sad," she replied. FBI agents are still investigating how Clinton emails ended up on Weiner's private computer. Abedin was still supporting Clinton at a glitzy private fundraiser in the nation's capital. #InsideEdition
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