Former FBI Agent: Clinton Took Furniture, Rebuffed Security Concerns While Secretary Of State
- 8 years ago
The FBI has released the synopsis of a 2015 interview with a former agent who aired a number of grievances about Hillary Clinton.
The FBI has released the synopsis of a 2015 interview with a former agent who aired a number of grievances about Hillary Clinton, reports CBS News.
In the document, the unnamed individual alleges that while Clinton served as the Secretary of State she rebuffed security concerns, treated those tasked with guarding her poorly, and removed government-owned furniture from her office.
The person interviewed also commented that Huma Abedin, Clinton’s chief of staff, was far more involved in the running of the secretary’s office than is typical.
Further, it is said that Clinton’s alleged insistence she ride to diplomatic events with Abedin rather than ambassadors, as is customary, resulted in many hurt feelings.
According to the Daily Mail, the State Department made limited comments regarding the document but did note that "...the [furniture] had been paid for by Clinton."
The FBI has released the synopsis of a 2015 interview with a former agent who aired a number of grievances about Hillary Clinton, reports CBS News.
In the document, the unnamed individual alleges that while Clinton served as the Secretary of State she rebuffed security concerns, treated those tasked with guarding her poorly, and removed government-owned furniture from her office.
The person interviewed also commented that Huma Abedin, Clinton’s chief of staff, was far more involved in the running of the secretary’s office than is typical.
Further, it is said that Clinton’s alleged insistence she ride to diplomatic events with Abedin rather than ambassadors, as is customary, resulted in many hurt feelings.
According to the Daily Mail, the State Department made limited comments regarding the document but did note that "...the [furniture] had been paid for by Clinton."