wrong. and i showed you this in my timeline, highlighting each and every date and just where the feds asked and just where she went "oops".
you'd know this if you bothered to read my posts when you reply to them.
for grins:
from CNN:
Timeline of Hillary Clinton's email scandal - CNNPolitics
2014
2014 -- The State Department requests that all former secretaries of state "submit any records in their possession for proper preservation."
Also in 2014, at the request of the State Department, Clinton hands over 55,000 pages ā approximately 30,000 emails. Left out were emails deemed by her and her staff to be "personal."
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so she was asked to turn over all records for preservation and she got to pick and choose what to send.
from wiki:
Hillary Clinton email controversy - Wikipedia
In 2014, months prior to public knowledge of the server's existence, Clinton chief of staff
Cheryl Mills and two attorneys worked to identify work-related emails on the server to be archived and preserved for the State Department. Upon completion of this task in December 2014, Mills instructed Clinton's computer services provider, Platte River Networks (PRN), to change the server's
retention period to 60 days, allowing 31,830 older personal emails to be automatically deleted from the server, as Clinton had decided she no longer needed them. However, the PRN technician assigned for this task failed to carry it out at that time.
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so again, she got to pick and choose what to provide.
and now from my right wing buddy - sharyl:
Hillary Clintonās Email: the Definitive Timeline | Sharyl Attkisson
May 5: Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., is named head of the House Benghazi Committee to investigate the 2012 terrorist attacks.
May 8: House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, formally announces formation of House Benghazi Committee.
June 13: Judicial Watch files a FOI request with State Dept. seeking Benghazi information and Clinton notes.
August: State Dept. provides House Benghazi Committee with eight emails to or from Clinton that, for the first time, show her use of a private email account.
Sept. 4: Judicial Watch sues State Dept. for failure to respond to a June 13, 2014 FOI request seeking Benghazi records and Clinton notes.
Sept. 17: House Benghazi Committee holds its first public hearing. Topic: implementation of ARB recommendations.
October: State Dept. sends letters to Clinton and her three predecessors as secretary of state seeking work emails related to personal accounts.
Nov. 18: House Benghazi Committee makes additional request for Clinton emails from State Dept.
Nov. 26: President Obama signs into law an updated Federal Records Act requiring public officials to forward all work-related email to their government address.
December: House Benghazi Committee sends request to the White House for documents and communications pertaining to Benghazi.
Dec. 5: Clinton privately turns over copies of 30,490 āwork-relatedā emails to the State Dept. totaling 55,000 printed pages. No date has been provided as to when she deleted her āprivateā emails, but it is presumed to be around this time frame.
so yes, she got to pick and choose what to send before deleting info from her server.