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Anybody have the video of her shortly after the election calling for insurrection?
Prison for lieing to the FBI when?
Her claim is that the FBI lied (by omission) to her. Her claims are not entirely credible to the IG.
A pinpoint cite would have been nice.
spez: Here it is, https://www.justice.gov/storage/120919-examination.pdf
starting at the last para of page 74:
c. Office of the Attorney General Loretta Lynch was sworn in as Attorney General on April 27, 2015. Lynch told the OIG that she did not recall receiving a briefing on the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. Lynch's National Security Counselor told us that she did not receive any briefing on the case and did not know if Lynch received a briefing. Lynch said she did not recall providing any guidance or direction to the FBI on the investigation, or having any awareness of the Carter Page FISA applications before she left the Department on January 20, 2017. She told us that her office generally did not oversee counterintelligence investigations, but that sometimes counterintelligence issues were raised during morning threat intelligence briefings. She said that she remembered knowing that Papadopoulos was a concern for the FBI, but she did not recall learning the specific information that came from the FFG relating to him. Office of the Attorney General (OAG) officials told us that they did not read the Carter Page FISA applications or provide any feedback to 01, but email communications reflect that they were aware the FBI was seeking FISA authority targeting Carter Page before the first application was filed. These officials included Lynch's Chief of Staff and her National Security Counselor. The Chief of Staff told us she had no recollection of the email that referenced the FISA application. The National Security Counselor told us that she believed she would have advised the Attorney General of the application, but she did not have any specific recollection of having done so."
There's a lot more, all about lack of recall.