The U.S. State Department Just Blind Sided Hillary With THIS She Is Going To Serve Time During last weeks press conference, Hillary Clinton claims that the emails she sent from her private email address while she served as Secretary of State were immediately saved. Not surprisingly, new information has come to the surface indicating that this is not the case. Clinton has already released some of the emails from the personal address to The Select Committee on Benghazi, but another 30,000 emails have been deleted. Clinton claims they are all personal. And when I got there, I wanted to just use one device for both personal and work e-mails, instead of two, Clinton attempted to explain herself. It was allowed. And as I said, it was for convenience. And it was my practice to communicate with State Department and other government officials on their government accounts so those e-mails would be automatically saved in the State Department system to meet record-keeping requirements, and that, indeed, is what happened. However, State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki has come forward to say that the department did not start automatically saving emails until the beginning of this year. That means that prior to 2015, senior officials were responsible for preserving their own official records. There were ways to preserve and employees and individuals were expected to do that prior to this new process, Psaki confirms. And an inspector general has already confirmed that archiving was not taking place on a regular basis. The report also claims that some employees were not preserving emails because they do not want to make the email available in searches or fear that this availability would inhibit debate about pending decisions. The worst part? The emails may not be recoverable. What do you think of Clintons false claims? Is she simply lying through her teeth? 