The FBI was “too good” to Clinton trump

The newly elected President of the United States stated that he knew why Clinton lost the election.

The US President-elect Donald trump said that representatives of the Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) were “too good” relative to its rival on the us election Hillary Clintonbecause she is “guilty”.

About this he wrote on Twitter.

“They (the FBI – ed.) was too kind to him (Clinton – ed.). She lost because I was not campaign in those States – no enthusiasm!”, – said trump.

See also: WikiLeaks promises $ 30 thousand for missing data on the correspondence of Clinton

We will remind that earlier the US state Department resumed its consideration of the case about the use of Clinton’s personal server to conduct official correspondence via e-mail during the period of its leadership office.

The scandal erupted in March 2015. It turned out that she was official correspondence from your personal email account when he held the post of Secretary of state. Earlier, Clinton herself claimed that she was deliberately not sent or received a secret message from his personal email address.

The presidential candidate said about the confidence, an investigation into new e-mails, which the FBI found, will lead to excitation of criminal case against her.

I wanted never to leave the house. Clinton told how she suffered a defeat

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Clinton appeared in public after his defeat in the elections

TSN. Wounds
November 17, 2016, 12:35

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She first appeared in public after the recognition of the victory of Donald trump last week. Former candidate for us presidents has told how grieved defeat. Admitted that after losing not want to leave the house and just lie down and read books. However, overcame himself and spoke again in public. Clinton reiterated the results of the vote disappointed, like millions of Americans, but urged them to fight on.

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