The Department of Justice "has to be
ashamed" with the way it handled its
investigation into Hillary Clinton's use
of a private server to handle classified
information as secretary of state,
Donald Trump said in a new interview
aired Wednesday discussing his
concerns about his opponent receiving
classified briefings.
Asked specifically about public concerns
regarding both him and Clinton
receiving classified briefings, Trump
remarked to Fox News' Ainsley Earhardt
on Tuesday night in Milwaukee that he
is "worried about [Clinton] getting it
because of her email situation. She can't
keep anything private."
"I think her email scandal is one of the
worst things I've ever seen. She deleted
33,000 emails which is a crime, what
she did is a crime, and to think that you
have subpoenas and you're deleting
emails, it's unthinkable. And I think
probably her single greatest
achievement in her life will be getting
out of that mess because — and I don't
think she's really out of it. I can't
believe that she's out of it, but Justice
has to be ashamed. Justice has to be
ashamed," Trump said. "When you look
at — when you look at the fact that she
did so many things wrong. When you
just look at the volume of — you know, I
call her crooked Hillary — you look at
the volume of things she did wrong, and
for her to get away with that is, to me, I
think it's very hard to believe."
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