Why Clinton’s email woes are deemed worse than predecessors’
Clip: 5/25/2016 | 5m 33s
Judy Woodruff talks to Rosalind Helderman about the report and and Clinton’s violations.
The State Department’s report condemning Hillary Clinton has brought the debate over her conduct as Secretary of State back to the forefront of the political landscape, and throws the race for the White House into uncharted territory. Judy Woodruff talks to Rosalind Helderman of The Washington Post about the details of the report and and why Clinton’s violations are worse than her predecessors’.
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Why Clinton’s email woes are deemed worse than predecessors’
Clip: 5/25/2016 | 5m 33s
The State Department’s report condemning Hillary Clinton has brought the debate over her conduct as Secretary of State back to the forefront of the political landscape, and throws the race for the White House into uncharted territory. Judy Woodruff talks to Rosalind Helderman of The Washington Post about the details of the report and and why Clinton’s violations are worse than her predecessors’.
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