First this somewhat breaking news from ex-MSNBC Alum, now working for Al Jazeera America: the possible charges against Hillary Clinton and her staff will likely happen, sooner as opposed to later:

AJAM’s David Shuster Exclusive: Hillary Clinton to be Interviewed by FBI Director Comey in Coming Days

by Joe Concha, mediaite.com -- March 30, 2016

• [Here's the YouTube Link, courtesy of sensetolisten.]

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Per [David] Shuster:

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The FBI, led by Director James Comey, has now finished examining Clinton’s private emails and home server. And the sources add that Comey’s FBI team has been joined by the Justice Department prosecutors. Together, they are now examining the evidence, analyzing relevant laws, and attempting to arrange interviews with key figures in the investigation.

Those interviews, according to attorneys, will include former State Department aides Philippe Reines, Former Clinton Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills, and Clinton herself.

Soon after those interviews -- in the next few days and weeks -- officials expect Director Comey to make his recommendation to Attorney General Loretta Lynch about potential criminal charges.

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Shuster finishes his report this way: “Because there is now every sign the Clinton email investigation is quickly headed towards a conclusion, whether it’s her exoneration or indictment. In terms of timing, sources expect the conclusion to come in weeks, not months. And they add that Hillary Clinton’s interview with the FBI, which could come in days, could be crucial.”
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If you listen to that video, FBI Director James Comey emphasizes the case is being handled "promptly, professionally, and independently" ... and that: "this is one I'm watching very closely, and get briefed on regularly."

This HuffPost piece makes the case for why President Obama might not all that interested in hitching his "historic legacy", to Hillary Clinton's "rules don't apply to me" wagon. Here are a few snippets:

The FBI’s Interview of Hillary Clinton Will Save Obama’s Legacy and Nominate Bernie Sanders

by H. A. Goodman, huffingtonpost.com -- 04/01/2016

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Also, remember that President Obama benefits just as much from potential FBI and DOJ indictments. During debates with Sanders, Clinton boasted that “Obama picked me” as his Secretary of State; a sign that the president trusted her judgement and decision-making. Their political ties and stature within the Democratic Party make them joined at the hip, especially in terms of how future historians will write about this era in American politics.
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Without a clear resolution to this FBI investigation, President Obama’s legacy might eventually be linked to the future political and national security repercussions (stolen intelligence hacked by foreign nations, etc.) of Clinton’s private server. As of now, the Affordable Care Act and other achievements have been the hallmarks of his years in the Oval Office, but the longer this controversy persists (without a clear delineation between Obama and Clinton), the greater the likelihood that someone in the president’s administration will be lured into the political storm.

If any of the 22 Top Secret emails on Clinton’s private server were sent to the Oval Office, then the president, or a member of his inner circle, could quickly become part of the FBI’s investigation. Furthermore, if any of the more than 1,200 classified emails on Clinton’s server were sent to President Obama, or officials within his administration, then this story would continue to cause headlines.
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Much to ponder there. Will Obama take the rap, for these ill-advised Clinton Mistakes, or will he cut her loose, to "face the music" of her own making?

Curious voters will find hopefully find out, sooner as opposed to later.

As an upbeat aside, the writer of that last piece H. A. Goodman, sees this all as "good news" for Bernie Sanders:

Get ready for a Bernie Sanders nomination and presidency, since Sanders beats Trump by a wider margin than Clinton. I explain in the following appearance on CNN International that Clinton faces FBI indictment, and in another CNN International appearance that Bernie Sanders is the best hope against Donald Trump.

Here's to hoping he's right. And that Bernie is the beneficiary of Clinton's above-it-all Email "Mistakes" ... and not Donald Trump, if the FBI Findings (and possible DOJ Indictments) come a month or two, too late.