Ex-aide’s testimony exposes Hillary’s lie about emails

Saturday, May 28, 2016
By Paul Martin

Sets stage for establishing criminal abuse of classified information

JEROME R. CORSI
WND.com
May 27, 2016

NEW YORK – In a seemingly innocuous deposition with Lewis Alan Lukens – a 27-year veteran State Department Foreign Service officer in charge of logistics and management support while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state – Judicial Watch set the stage to expose Clinton for her creation of an allegedly illegal private email system to conduct official government business.

Judicial Watch attorneys began with a series of tightly constructed questions exploring how Clinton’s top aides, including Cheryl Mills and Huma Abedin, were able to convince Lukens to allow Clinton to use a personal BlackBerry smartphone to send and receive emails. Lukens initially objected because of security concerns, but after considering alternatives, finally gave up when Mills and Abedin assured him Clinton wanted to use it only because it was more convenient for her to communicate with friends and family.

Lukens was the deputy executive secretary in the State Department from 2008 through 2011, responsible for the office of Information Resource Management, which ensures State Department leaders and their staffs have the communications tools needed to do their jobs.

Judicial Watch’s questioning of Lukens’ was the first of a series of depositions planned to explore Secretary Clinton’s use of a private email system. The questioning established the groundwork, in legal terms “the predicate,” for questioning more senior witnesses, including Mills, Abedin and possibly Clinton herself.

What Judicial Watch established in questioning Lukens was that Clinton and her aides obtained State Department approval to use a private email system, ClintonEmail.com, under the false pretense that it would only be used to communicate more conveniently with family and friends, not to conduct official State Department business.

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