JW got new emails. And discovered that in 2010, there were 10 attempts to hack into Hillary's server.

Pagliano notified Justin cooper of the Clinton foundation, who in a round about way noticed the secret service. Oh, and he pointed out that the company they dealt with for support ducked security wise.

You know who wasn't notified? State dept it. You know, the dept pagliano worked in. I love that tax payers paid Pagliano's salary for the clintons.

Good evening emailgate fans. Technically, this series of Judicial Watch FOIA-based depositions should now be named Emailgate 1.0 because of a brand-new Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) email scandal, which should rightly be titled Emailgate 2.0. However for the sake of clarity, we will continue to refer to the earlier scandal simply as emailgate.

As any great piece of orchestral music deserves, a fitting musical prelude, generally echoing the melody of the subsequent major presentation: So, I wish to call to your attention, a small precursor to tonight's later scheduled oratorio. I have titled this piece, submitted for your reading pleasure, Opus 2 of Composer Brian Pagliano, entitled: "How high can we pile the Offal?" The piece will be of course sung by Mr.

Seems like the muck gets deeper and stickier for Hillbots daily. So, for the immediate future, there will be plenty of muck for me (and others) to rake. So, let's dig right in: Pagliano's JW deposition