TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2015

Judge rocks Hillary’s testimony: ‘Serious legal trouble’
Former secretary of state denied knowledge of secret arms deals to Libya

At WND, Jerome R. Corsi, says while many political pundits concluded Hillary Clinton’s testimony last week before the House Select Committee on Benghazi helped her bid for the White House, at least one commentator believes she put herself in serious legal jeopardy.

In an interview with WND, Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano, a former judge, pointed to her denial of any knowledge of secret arms shipments to Libya arranged by the State Department under her watch.

She specifically denied any knowledge of arms dealing by Marc Turi, who is being prosecuted by the Department of Justice for lying on an application to the State Department to obtain approval to ship arms to Libya.

“I am in profound disagreement with most of our media, and some of our Fox colleagues, who have gushed at the ‘brilliance’ of Mrs. Clinton’s ‘flawless’ and ‘unflappable’ performance last Thursday,” Napolitano said.

Napolitano explained that Clinton “had three audiences, and she forgot the most important of them.”

“Her immediate audience was the committee, whose members generally do not know how to ask questions of witnesses who are trying to hide the truth,” he said.

“Her second audience was the American people, who will recall no more than 15 second sound bites and general impressions,” he stressed.

“Her third audience – the one she must have forgotten about – consists of the 25 or so FBI agents and federal prosecutors who are investigating her.”

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