Pompeo promised to publish Hillary Clinton’s emails

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who on Thursday targeted US President Donald Trump an extremely rare event, promised on Friday that he would release Hillary Clinton’s emails, which the Republican said would prove that the Former Foreign Minister must be prosecuted.

Pompeo, when asked about the criticism he received from the president, told Fox News: “We will get there too. We will release this information so that Americans can see it.”

When asked if he would post these emails before the November 3 election, Pompeo added: “We will do it as soon as possible. I definitely think we will see more before the election.”

On Thursday, Trump slammed his secretary of state on the issue and expressed his displeasure that Pompeo could not find a way to prosecute Clinton over the case. These emails are at the State Department, but Mike Pompeo was unable to get them out (in public), which is very unfortunate. “I am not satisfied with him on this issue,” he said.

Clinton is accused of using a private server when she was secretary of state for her official correspondence and not the department’s secure server. In 2016, during his election campaign, Trump constantly asked to “send her to prison.”

After investigating the case, the FBI did not prosecute Hillary Clinton, but deemed her act “extremely reckless.”

Last year, after a Democrat in the House of Representatives, it was revealed that President Trump’s daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kouchner, both White House advisers, also used private email accounts for related matters. with its governmental activity.