Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) on Sunday called the FBI’s decision to review new emails potentially related to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s private email server a “substantial development.”
{mosads}”I just don’t see Director [James] Comey opening this case back up 11 days before the election unless it is quite serious,” Nunes, House Intelligence Committee chairman, said on “Fox News Sunday.”
“Decades of experience, decades of receiving classified information, would not have known, that she was looking at, analyzing, communicated in classified information over an unsecured network. It’s not believable.”
Comey announced in July he would not recommend criminal charges over Clinton’s use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State.
On Friday, he sent a letter to Congress saying that the bureau discovered emails “pertinent” to the investigation and would be reviewing them.