In the wake of news report, suggesting that the Clinton Foundation may be targeted for indictment

by an FBI investigation and that Hillary Clinton's private email server was indeed hacked

no less than five times by foreign intelligence agencies. The 2016 Democratic nominee was asked

whether she would fire the current FBI director, James Comey, if she were to be elected president.

Here was her answer yesterday. Quote, I'm not going to get ahead of myself by assuming I'll be fortunate enough to be

elected. That's up to you and your listeners. People have to turn out, or nothing I'm going to be

proposing will come into reality. But I would also never comment on any kind of personnel issue.

That commentary follows hard on the heels of reports that Attorney General Loretta Lynch's Justice

Department has put severe pressure on the FBI to drop the Clinton Foundation investigation.

According to the Wall Street Journal, this is a direct quote, officials at Justice Department

headquarters sent a message to all the offices involved to stand down a person familiar with

the matter said. A senior Justice Department official called the FBI deputy director, Mr. McCabe, on August 12th,

to say agents in New York seem to be disregarding or disobeying their instructions.

The conversation was a tense one, they said.

At one point, Mr. McCabe asked, quote, are you telling me I need to shut down a validly predicated

investigation?

The senior justice department official replied, of course not.

Yeah, right.

All of which means that the American people are now forced into the position of using this

election as a law enforcement tool.

We are supposed to be the judge and the jury and the political executioners.

That's because we don't trust the FBI anymore

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