Comey: Loretta Lynch Told Me ‘Not To Call It An Investigation’

Patrick Howley   |  

Jun 9, 2017

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Former FBI director James Comey admitted that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch instructed him not to call the Hillary Clinton email case an “investigation,” but rather to call it a “matter.”

Comey acknowledged that Bill Clinton’s airport tarmac meeting with Lynch contaminated his own investigation into alleged wrongdoing on the part of Hillary Clinton.

The NSA has blocked release of a potential tape documenting Lynch’s conversation with Bill Clinton on the airplane.

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