Intelligence Community reaffirms emails were "Top Secret" when they hit Hillary's server

[TemplarKormac]

It appears after initially retreating this year from designating two emails on Hillary's server as "top secret," a review by the Intelligence community, namely the CIA and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, has reaffirmed that designation saying that the emails were in fact "top secret" when they hit her unprotected server. One of them still remains "top secret" to this day.

An intelligence community review has re-affirmed that two classified emails were indeed “top secret” when they hit Hillary Clinton’s unsecured personal server despite a challenge to that designation by the State Department, according to two sources familiar with the review.

The sources described the dispute over whether the two emails were classified at the highest level as a “settled matter.”

The agencies that owned and originated that intelligence – the CIA and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency or NGA – reviewed the emails to determine how they should be properly stored, as the State Department took issue with their highly classified nature. The subject matter of the messages is widely reported to be the movement of North Korean missiles and a drone strike. A top secret designation requires the highest level of security, and can include the use of an approved safe.

The sources, who were not authorized to speak on the record, told Fox News that while the emails were indeed “top secret” when they hit Clinton’s server, one of them remains “top secret” to this day -- and must be handled at the highest security level. The second email is still considered classified but at the lower “secret” level because more information is publicly available about the event.

Sources: Review affirms Clinton server emails were 'top secret,' despite department challenge | Fox News

 

[The Rabbi]

But the administration is investigating!

 

[peach174]

Hillary was the one who had to label them top secret.
When she say's she did not receive any labeled top secret she was not lying. She was deceitful but she did not lie.
Classified information in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Proper procedure for classifying U.S. government documents
To be properly classified, a classification authority (an individual charged by the U.S. government with the right and responsibility to properly determine the level of classification and the reason for classification) must determine the appropriate classification level, as well as the reason information is to be classified. A determination must be made as to how and when the document will be declassified, and the document marked accordingly. Executive Order 13526 describes the reasons and requirements for information to be classified and declassified. Individual agencies within the government develop guidelines for what information is classified and at what level.

The former decision is original classification. A great majority of classified documents are created by derivative classification. For example, if one piece of information, taken from a secret document, is put into a document along with 100 pages of unclassified information, the document, as a whole, will be secret. Proper (but often ignored) rules stipulate that every paragraph will bear a classification marking of (U) for Unclassified, (C) for Confidential, (S) for Secret, and (TS) for Top Secret. Therefore, in this example, only one paragraph will have the (S) marking. If the page containing that paragraph is double-sided, the page should be marked SECRET on top and bottom of both sides.

 

[jc456]

But the administration is investigating!

the fox patrolling the hen house. funny