Why isn't Trey Gowdy being prosecuted for fraud

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37. Gowdy admitted it

Gowdy's claim was Clinton was sending e-mails with classified info, to and from Sidney Blumenthal. The CIA released those emails to the Benghazi committee, without any redactions. Gowdy then redacted the info himself, implying that the CIA made those redactions. He then presented the emails to the GOP press machine saying that the info behind the redactions was sensitive info. The GOP press machine ran with headlines like "Clinton burned Libyan spy" He also implied this was just the beginning of what their investigation would reveal.


portion of Gowdy's letter

In addition to Sidney Blumenthal’s business interests, Secretary Clinton also apparently received classified information from Blumenthal- information she should have known was classified at the time she received it. In one email, Blumenthal writes “Tyler spoke to a colleague currently at CIA, who told him the agency had been dependent for intelligence from [redacted due to sources and methods]. This information, the name of a human source, is some of the most protected information in our intelligence community, the release of which could jeopardize not only national security but also human lives. Armed with that information, Secretary Clinton forwarded the email to a colleague–debunking her claim that she never sent any classified information from her private email address. There may be other instances as well where Secretary Clinton passed on classified information she received from Sidney Blumenthal.

Newsweek reported in OCt

http://www.newsweek.com/another-bad-day-benghazi-panel-384592

“The CIA reviewed the material in question and informed State that it required no redactions,” the agency informed Susan Sachsman Grooms, staff director and general counsel for the panel’s Democrats, on October 17.

His response:

http://www.talkleft.com/story/2015/10/18/135715/10/Election16/In-response-to-Rep-Cummings-Gowdy-confesses-he-redacted-document

Our Committee has access to career civil servants, former federal prosecutors, former intelligence experts as well as military experts who are uniquely well suited to gauge intelligence information and how it should be handled. Although the Executive Branch is ultimately responsible for classification, we remain concerned with the naming of sources and methods and will continue to protect that information now and going forward where it is readily apparent to us. As such, we will continue to redact certain information to protect sensitive information regardless of how others treat that information