It appears that congressional investigators are finally making some headway in the investigation into the FBI's handling of its Hillary Clinton email investigation. The investigators say they have documented proof that the FBI believed there were laws broken by Clinton when she transmitted classified information on her unsecured email server.  There is also evidence that the FBI began the process of exonerating Clinton before evidence under subpoena had been received and only a few witnesses had been interviewed. The Hill: For the first time, investigators say they have secured written evidence that the FBI believed there was evidence that some laws were broken when the former secretary of [s]tate and her top aides transmitted classified information through her insecure private email server, lawmakers and investigators told The Hill. That evidence includes passages in FBI documents stating [that] the "sheer volume" of classified information that flowed...(Read Full Post)