Now that is quite interesting. Is not Kadzik the current DoJ lead on the new Weiner-Huma evidence?

This one will send shockwaves...should send shockwaves.

Now that is quite interesting. Is not Kadzik the current DoJ lead on the new Weiner-Huma evidence?

Yes. Number 2 in the FBI, and the one who sat of the NY discovery for a few weeks without notifying Comey.

Yes. Number 2 in the FBI, and the one who sat of the NY discovery for a few weeks without notifying Comey.

Didn't know he was the one who sat on the news of the discovery. Where did you see that?

Didn't know he was the one who sat on the news of the discovery. Where did you see that?

I saw several reports on the timeline. I have searched up one from CNN.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/10/30/politics/clinton-emails-fbi-abedin/index.html

FBI discovered Clinton-related emails weeks ago

By Evan Perez and Pamela Brown
CNN
Updated 0341 GMT (1141 HKT) October 31, 2016

(CNN)The FBI stumbled upon a trove of emails from one of Hillary Clinton's top aides weeks ago, law enforcement officials told CNN Sunday.

But FBI Director James Comey didn't disclose the discovery until Friday, raising questions about why the information was kept under wraps and then released only days before the election.

Meanwhile, the Justice Department has obtained a warrant that will allow it to begin searching the computer that is believed to contain thousands of newly found emails of top Clinton aide Huma Abedin, two law enforcement sources confirmed to CNN.

The timeline behind the discovery of the emails came into greater clarity Sunday. Investigators took possession of multiple computers related to the inquiry of Anthony Weiner in early October, U.S. law enforcement officials said. Weiner is Abedin's estranged husband and is being probed about alleged sexting with a purportedly underage girl.

Technical experts at the FBI began procedures to catalogue the emails found on one of the computers and soon found emails belonging to Abedin. The discovery surprised investigators, triggering legal issues because the search warrant was limited to the sexting case. That's why the Justice Department sought the new search warrant.

Senior officials at the FBI, including Andrew McCabe, the FBI deputy director, were briefed on the issue. By mid-October, Comey learned investigators in the Weiner case might have found something that could have an impact on the now-closed probe into Hillary Clinton's private email server, according to one law enforcement official.

Comey was told investigators were still trying to figure out how many emails existed and their pertinence to the Clinton probe.

Senior Justice Department officials were briefed on the situation about a week ago and Comey was given a full briefing Thursday, the officials said, triggering his decision to notify members of Congress Friday that the FBI was reviewing emails potentially related to Clinton's server.

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