‘Zap Lanny out of our Universe’: Demonstrates ‘intent’

We gotta zap Lanny out of our universe.

Can’t believe he committed her to a private review of her hard drive on TV. ———-

Forwarded message ———- From: Nick Merrill <[email protected]> Date: Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 1:42 PM Subject: Re: Lanny Davis To: Robby Mook <[email protected]>, Jennifer Palmieri < [email protected]>, Kristina Schake <[email protected]>

Here’s the rough. —>>

i want to ask you about preserved. because when the government said preserved. do you think they had in mind someone who never turned over any records during the entire four years that she was secretary of state, never pushed over any records when she left as secretary of state, did not, in fact, turn over any records until almost two years after she left as secretary of state? do you think that’s what the rules meant when president obama, when the federal records act, when the foreign manual all talked about preserving records? >>

the answer is yes, and you — >>

two years after, that’s what they meant? >>

and you, chris wallace, may have a suggested belief of what the word may. i’m talking about what is the case. those records are preserved. governor huckabee said well maybe they were deleted. last time i looked you cannot delete on a hard drive. there can be a neutral party to review all these records. nothing unlawful — >>

you’d like to have a neutral party? >>

i said there can be — >>

obviously there can be. i understand that. i’m asking do you think that’s a reasonable idea? >>

i think it is a reasonable idea if anybody has any doubts that there’s a delete on a hard drive — >> to have an independent — >>

go inspect her private e-mail? >>

i think there is a reasonable idea if the state department asks, she will say yes. if there’s a s&p she must say yes. this is a bogus notion that what might be the case versus what is the case. >>

how about the obama white house in 2011 saying that all work should be conducted on government e-mails? >>

in fact, the obama white house has been unclear about what the policy is, because there are many — >> president was talking about with bill plante. he didn’t say it was unclear. >>

you know, chris, what the president said was he didn’t know even though the white house knew and the president then went on to support hillary clinton. so if you just let me finish, the fact is, nobody says it’s illegal. she’s turned over all of her e-mails, the first secretary of state to ever do that. and going forward — >>

when did she turn them over? >>

she turned them over last — well she said she — >>

turned them over in december? >>

to turn everything to the public over. she turned them over last december, yes.

From: Robby Mook <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 12:32 PM To: NSM <[email protected]>, Jennifer Palmieri < [email protected]>, Kristina Schake <[email protected]> Subject: Lanny Davis Did we figure out what he really said this am?