Trump ad: Clinton emails ‘found on pervert Anthony Weiner’s laptop’

When new emails related to the case were found in a separate investigation, the FBI announced they would review them. The FBI has obtained a warrant to begin the process of going through the newly found emails to see whether they were classified. The announcement made less than two weeks before the November 8 general election drew outraged Democrats, confused by Comey’s timing and lack of evidence that the emails were, in face, legally damning for Hillary Clinton. Comey made the announcement before determining whether any of the emails were relevant to the past case.

Meanwhile, the Trump Campaign released a new television ad entitled “Unfit”, which calls out Clinton for her newest email scandal involving Anthony Weiner, further illustrating how incredibly unfit she is to serve as Commander-in-Chief.

The emails were found on the laptop of Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton’s top aide Huma Abedin, who is expected to be her White House chief of staff if Clinton is elected to be the next USA president on Tuesday.

It’s unclear whether Federal Bureau of Investigation agents have continued to look into the Clinton Foundation, a nonprofit corporation that raises funds from private, corporate and some government donors for worldwide projects to reduce poverty, improve health and other global needs.

Some Americans are criticizing the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for possibly influencing the US presidential election. She predicted that Federal Bureau of Investigation officials this time would come to the same decision as before, saying “there is no case”.

According to the FBI documents, the investigation focused on whether there was a link between the pardon and a large donation given to the William J. Clinton Foundation. The current status of that inquiry is also unclear. That makes it sound as if her sure-enough innocence leaves her unafraid, but releasing the material would be against the law, plain and simple, and Clinton has to know that.

Last week, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani hinted that the Trump campaign had some “pretty big surprises” up their sleeves before Election Day.

“Such an email itself would have to be one of those things you would be saying, ‘I can’t believe you wrote that down, ‘” said Roscoe Howard Jr., a former federal prosecutor and US attorney for the District of Columbia during the George W. Bush administration.

The uncertainty did not stop Donald Trump from charging into the vacuum with ominous speculation that a Clinton [pictured above] victory would spark national upheaval.

Trump has repeatedly expressed his admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose strongman tactics the US has disavowed.

Donald Trump continued to cite a discredited report and exaggerate news to portray rival Hillary Clinton as a criminal embroiled in investigations on Friday, making inaccurate claims central to his final pitch to swing state voters just four days before the election. And her onetime primary rival Bernie Sanders joined her onstage accusing Trump over racism.

The FBI has said this was all standard operating procedure: The records were requested.

Trump’s wife, Melania Trump, made her first speech since the Republican National Convention in July, vowing to fight cyberbullying if she becomes first lady.