JAMES O'KEEFE: Did he find a job working at MSNBC?

[TheBlackAdder]

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Check out this FOX News level of deception...

They cut the bold/italicized portions below for rebroadcast:



"Morning Joe Cuts Segment Where David Ignatius Debunked Clinton 'Server' Scandal: UPDATED"



"As I talked to a half dozen of lawyers who do nothing but this kind of work, they said they couldn't remember a case like this, where people informally and inadvertently draw classified information into their phone conversations or their unclassified server conversations, where there had been a prosecution."


"IGNATIUS: This issue comes up surprisingly often because there is an administrative problem where people do these things and their security officers summon them and warn them and issue reprimands and it goes in their file and it's a serious personnel administrative problem. My only point is I couldn't find a case where this kind of activity had been prosecuted and that's just worth noting as we assemble our Clinton e-mail - and more thing, Joe, legally there is no difference between her using her private server and if she'd used State.gov, which is also not a classified system. The idea that, oh this would have been fine if she used State.gov, not legally, no difference."



http://crooksandliars.com/2015/09/morning-joe-cuts-segment-where-david



Did James O'Keefe start working for them?


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[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

1. State.gov is not a classified system?

Exactly what system are they SUPPOSED to be using for classified info then? And, btw, in her interview with Andrea Mitchell, Clinton mand it plain that it is 'common' for info to be classified at a later date, in which case you wonder why she would think it was any kind of a good idea to run everything through any non-classified system, knowing that it could easily ("common&quot be classified later.

[pnwmom]

4. It is not. They have a separate classified system but they're not supposed to put non-classified

stuff on it.

So for each email a decision has to be made before it's written to use either state.gov or the classified system, and all the employees who handle classified materials are trusted to do that.

The difference in HRC's case is that she was putting all her personal and non-classified state department material into her personal account. Instead of deciding before she wrote an email whether it was personal or non-classified state department, she decided afterwards.

But she always used the classified system for classified material -- except for now retroactively classified material that is in dispute.

As to your question, again, State Department employees are not supposed to clutter the already cumbersome classified system with non-classified material. So running everything through the classified system has never been an option.

[Lee-Lee]

5. There is a seperate classified system

But it can't be used in mobile devices or on the move- your limited to secure facilities where it is hardwired in and access to the rooms is restricted to someone with a clearance.

[Angry Dragon]

2. Powell used a private server--- let's get him to testify

[underpants]

3. Thanks for the link