By Dan Calabrese ——Bio and Archives--February 16, 2016
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In response to a public records lawsuit, the State Department is releasing Clinton’s emails monthly after partially or entirely redacting any containing sensitive U.S. or foreign government information. So far, it has released 45,830 pages of emails. Two weeks ago, the State Department designated 22 of previously reviewed emails “top secret” – the first time it has deemed any of Clinton’s emails to be classified at a level that can cause “exceptionally grave” damage to national security if disclosed. State Department spokesman John Kirby had declined to disclose the emails’ content – seven email chains totaling 37 pages – but said the intelligence community had requested the higher classification. The 22 emails will not be released to the public. The department is releasing other classified emails with some redactions. Clinton’s campaign has refuted the “top secret” designation and demanded that all of Clinton’s emails be released to the public.
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