Did The FBI Cover Up Evidence That China Hacked Clinton's State Dept. Emails?

Accountability: More than three years after Hillary Clinton admitted that she'd used an unsecured private email server to handle classified emails while secretary of State, and two years after the FBI exonerated her, we finally learn what we should have known all along. That China apparently had unfettered access to all her emails, including many that were highly classified.

According to the Daily Caller, the only news site that has continued to pursue this story, a Chinese-owned company gained access to Clinton's unsecured private server, and embedded code that then sent them copies of every email she sent.

The story goes to note that the FBI knew about this, even as then FBI-Director James Comey was drafting Clinton's get-out-of-jail free statement.

Two officials from the Intelligence Community Inspector General's office discovered the code, and "met repeatedly with FBI officials to warn them of the Chinese intrusion," the Daily Caller's Frank Pollock reports.

The ICIG discovered the "anomaly" in early 2015, Pollock says, soon after the FBI started its investigation.

One of the people the ICIG told about the "anomaly" was the disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok, the agent in charge of the Clinton email investigation.

Read the rest of this IBD editorial HERE and follow link below to a related story:

Media swarms to protect untouchable Hillary Clinton from Chinese hacking reports

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