A respected political analyst has made a shocking claim about Hillary Clinton and her email scandal.
Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano is suggesting that Clinton's unsecured email communications likely put other Americans at risk.
"The email scandal resulted in the exposure of the names of U.S. undercover agents operating in the Middle East," Napolitano, an experienced judge and legal expert, said recently on the cable news channel. "In the case of all of them, their cover was blown. In the case of a few of them, their lives were lost."
In other words, Clinton's carelessness likely caused the deaths of clandestine operatives serving the U.S. overseas.
FBI Director James Comey has described Clinton as "extremely careless" for discussing national security secrets on her server. But the judge's accusation means that decision was deadly, not just dumb.
If that allegation is true, Pentagon consultant Bob Maginnis says, the FBI should look harder at Clinton after the agency decided not to charge her last month.
"If in fact these emails come out," says Maginnis, "there will be certainly congressional hearings and there'll be pressure on the Justice Department to put aside its overwhelming bias for President Obama and his administration."
According to Napolitano, the National Security Agency – as well as WikiLeaks – have all 30,000 emails Clinton erased, and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he has enough evidence to bring her under indictment.
Maginnis says it might be the nail in the coffin of the Clinton campaign.
"This, of course, would just put more blood on her hands," he says.
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