Director Of National Intelligence Admits To Hillary CoverOn Christmas Eve, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released 16 documents incriminating Hillary Clinton. These heavily redacted emails discussed the Benghazi attacks and American terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki. Much of the script was blacked out. Other emails include periodic press clippings about the state of Benghazi in the years after the incident, which were meant to give staffers situational awareness. Another document released Thursday is a memo to the State Department that shows the DNI signed off on a proposal to revoke al-Awlakis U.S. passport about seven and a half months before he was killed by the U.S. in a 2011 drone strike in Yemen. News that al-Awlakis passport was revoked by the State Department before he was killed was reported back in 2012. In the 2011 memo, released Thursday, the DNI told the State Department that it concurs with the proposal to revoke the U.S. passport of Anwar Nasser al-Aulaqi. A previously released Justice Department memo from that time found that the government did not see any constitutional problems with killing al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen, because of his alleged leadership roles with al Qaeda. The Hill The DNI released these emails because of proactive disclosure, a part of the Freedom of Information Act. People on social media are outraged because of the timing of this email. It was sent out at a time that had as little news traffic as possible. Hillary is guilty, and needs to be punished accordingly. Should Hillary serve life in prison? 