FBI Director: We Won’t Be Rushed Into Closing Hillary Clinton Probe
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New York Times – The director of the FBI said Wednesday that he would not be rushed into finishing his agency’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails on an election timetable. And he would not say whether the inquiry would be wrapped up by the November presidential election.
“We want to do it well and we want to do it promptly, so I feel pressure to do both of those things,” James Comey, the FBI director, said.
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