- There are rules and regulations that what she says
and what she communicates and what she deliberates
should be part of the historical record.
But she chose to say, "No,
I'm not going to follow those rules and regulations.
Not only am I going to have private email,
I'm going to put the server in my house,
so that there's no way anyone
could find out what was really said".
Certainly, it would be nice to have a historical record,
to know what the president said in other nations
and to have classified information back,
but we don't know precisely what's been lost
and what will be able to be recovered.
And, as I said before, he has a long list of things
he's done that I consider to be very detrimental to the nation
and I add this to the list.
I don't put it at the top of the list.
It's more down towards the bottom.
- Secretary Clinton sent and received emails
that contained highly classified information.
If the average American did that,
they'd lose their clearance, their job,
and might even go to jail.
The law's the law and it ought to be enforced.
I wouldn't separate Trump from any other public official, see?
I mean, there's nothing special about him or anybody else.
The law says you got to preserve records,
so you preserve records.
- Hillary Clinton is disqualified
from being the commander-in-chief
of the United States.
In fact, one of her first acts
as president may very well be to pardon herself.
Because Hillary Clinton stored
classified information on her private server.
They've made up so many stories about Donald Trump
over the years that, I mean,
things that I just knew are flat-out untrue.
But, nowadays, in the mainstream media,
you just need one source to smear Donald Trump.
Maybe you don't even need that.
So it's hard to tell anymore what really happened
and what didn't.
The documents that were at Mar-a-Lago,
by all accounts, were turned over.
Look, if the process wasn't followed there,
then there needs to be something that happens about that.
It's not a crime, I don't believe.