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09 October 2015
Sarah Westwood, Investigative Reporter with the Washington Examiner, discusses the latest developments on Hillary Clinton"s private e-mail account and why some are calling for Clinton to face legal consequences as a results of her sworn declaration that she provided the government with all work-related communications.
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