More changes in Comey's letter about Hillary's emails:
The phrase "... it's reasonably likely" that Clinton's server was hacked.
Was changed to "it's possible" the server was hacked in public statement.
The phrase "... it's reasonably likely" that Clinton's server was hacked.
Was changed to "it's possible" the server was hacked in public statement.
An early FBI assessment of Hillary Clinton’s private email server indicated that it was “reasonably likely” she had been hacked by hostile foreign actors.
Then-FBI Director James Comey’s original draft on the matter said that while “we did not find direct evidence that Secretary Clinton’s personal email system … was successfully hacked,” a combination of other evidence made it “reasonably likely that hostile actors gained access to Secretary Clinton’s private email account.”
The statement was revealed in a letter sent by Senate Homeland Security Committee chairman Ron Johnson to FBI Director Christopher Wray.
What was also revealed is that Comey made edits to the original statement that watered down the statement. The phrase ‘reasonably likely’ was replaced by ‘possible.’
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