MSNBC: All our sources say the Clinton email investigation is 'far more advanced' than you know

Maybe it's because they're all "feeling the Bern," but it looks like MSNBC's cadre of talking heads is finally willing to admit that the Hillary email scandal is a serious, legitimate issue. Check out this clip from Morning Joe, where host Joe Scarborough asks left-wing standard bearer Mark Halperin about the ongoing (and increasingly problematic) FBI investigation:

"I got a text from a network executive high up at another network that we all know, that asked when we were going to start talking about what most of us around this table are hearing from multiple sources, and I'm sure you are too, that the Hillary Clinton investigation of at the FBI is far more progressed. And Mika and I have been hearing from top officials in the Obama administration for actually several months now. And we can't go to a meeting in Washington where we don't hear this. I'm sure you're hearing the same thing. ...All of our sources high up are telling us that this investigation is far more advanced than we, the public, know."

Halperin pays a little lip service to the idea that there's some sort of anti-Clinton FBI grudge involved, but he can't deny that team Hillary is headed toward a major problem. Cokie Roberts is clinging to the idea that, if there was going to be an indictment, it would have happened by now. However, even she acknowledges that if Clinton's scandal gets much worse "It's over. She's out." Here's the clip: The bottom line here is that, when MSNBC is saying this, you know things are very, very, bad for the former First Lady.

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