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Lynch to Accept Recommendations for Clinton Email Probe

By Thomas McKinless
Posted July 1, 2016 at 4:29pm

By Thomas McKinless

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One day after a private meeting with Bill Clinton, Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced she would accept the recommendations made by prosecutors and the FBI regarding Hillary Clinton’s personal email server. Lynch defended her meeting with Bill Clinton, saying it was strictly personal. “It really was a social meeting,” she said. “He spoke to me, he spoke to my husband and then we moved on.”

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