No. Lynch told Clinton that she made sure that Hillary wouldn't be prosecuted regardless of what evidence of crimes committed existed. She told Willie that she expected to stay on as Hillary's AG and even got the quid pro quo guarantee in writing. When the meeting was exposed she directed Comey to make the announcement that there'd by no prosecution or he would be fired.
Well, that would depend on the contents of either. A recorded phone call about how much it rained in the past 24 hours is probably not going to get someone convicted of a crime. A signed document confessing to the murder you committed would probably be bad.
When they did my mortgage I electronically signed PDFs and they sent a notary to my house for the closing. I gave verbal approval for a few things over the phone that was always followed by an esigning of the document.
They just wanted physical signed document evidence of the quid pro quo?
That's easier to conceal than a digital trail, no? I mean, that's rookie level shit. Sign it and stash it in a safe.
Wouldn't have been if hired security didn't blab. The first reaction was to figure out who the rat was, not do damage control on the optics. Lynch easily could have recused herself, but she didn't. That would have given up control of the outcome to someone else who might not have been on board.
