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47. The whole line of argument refers to Clinton and claims about her personal email server

Thu Jun 7, 2018, 01:47 PM

Jun 2018

In this case, to the thousands of emails that she supposedly had deleted a couple weeks after they were subpoenaed. The software used was reportedly "bleachbit" - but the process is supposedly sometimes referred to as "acid washing"

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Sean Hannity May Have Committed a Federal Crime On Live TV That Could Land Him 20 Years In Prison [View all] packman Jun 2018 OP

No, it won't zipplewrath Jun 2018 #1

this isn't political commentary. unblock Jun 2018 #6

It's probably the defense he would use though and considering he would get a jury trial cstanleytech Jun 2018 #22

That's really not a trial defense, it's more of an appellate argument. unblock Jun 2018 #31

anybody want to bet? SCantiGOP Jun 2018 #43

I agree that he won't face charges for this. unblock Jun 2018 #49

Not a crime SCantiGOP Jun 2018 #58

The person destroying evidence (or assaulting the president) would have committed a different crime unblock Jun 2018 #61

Here is the actual language (not the abbreviated version in the article cited in the OP): onenote Jun 2018 #64

thanks! any insight into what "corruptly persuades" means? unblock Jun 2018 #65

The meaning of "corruptly persuade" is something the courts have struggled with onenote Jun 2018 #67

"IF I advised them to..." Nitram Jun 2018 #30

Mob bosses have been convicted for even less direct statements. unblock Jun 2018 #32

And Hannity is not a mob boss. He's an television entertainer. Nitram Jun 2018 #33

Point is, the "if..." but doesn't help him much unblock Jun 2018 #35

Of course it is FBaggins Jun 2018 #34

Mueller should call Hannity in front of the grand jury and see if he was acting at the behest of Pepsidog Jun 2018 #39

And he should subpoena Hannity's phone, compuers, etc. displacedtexan Jun 2018 #51

Yes he should Pepsidog Jun 2018 #66

And he said ... aggiesal Jun 2018 #11

What is he referring to? When did Clinton do/say that? irisblue Jun 2018 #16

Did Hillary Clinton Smash Her Phone with a Hammer? jayschool2013 Jun 2018 #23

thank you. I didn't follow that issue closely enough to know that. irisblue Jun 2018 #24

Sounds like precautions for disposal of an obsolete/unused device bigbrother05 Jun 2018 #36

Absolutely jayschool2013 Jun 2018 #41

Would have been helpful if that had been the answer to the query exboyfil Jun 2018 #55

That's true, but I can't tell you what happened to my old gov't computers bigbrother05 Jun 2018 #60

While I somewhat agree that he won't get prosecuted, Stonepounder Jun 2018 #12

Hannity will say claim to be an entertainer. All is well! riversedge Jun 2018 #2

lol, finally authorities get ahold of messaging apps, like WhatsApp, Dust and Signal Sunlei Jun 2018 #3

K&R ! stonecutter357 Jun 2018 #4

Yeah the mental images of him in an orange jumpsuit are quite appealing 47of74 Jun 2018 #5

Do you think.... mgardener Jun 2018 #25

Hannity? Nah. 47of74 Jun 2018 #38

pardon bait n/t 0rganism Jun 2018 #7

'Wittness" Hannity has to turn over his own phone because Cohen lied about him. Sunlei Jun 2018 #8

Hannity may be a witness, but he is witless. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2018 #59

fox should have retired Hanni when they "retired" old man sex addict-trump panderer#2 Sunlei Jun 2018 #62

Hillary et al followed Fed policy and procedure by destroying the phones underpants Jun 2018 #9

Witless tampering duforsure Jun 2018 #10

Hannity's not worried. If it is a federal crime, Trump can pardon him... CTyankee Jun 2018 #13

Clickbait; come on people. HenryWallace Jun 2018 #14

Everything that is coming out of Trump supporters' mouths, makes it obvious that they believe C Moon Jun 2018 #15

Yup LiberalLovinLug Jun 2018 #21

It could be a state crime. Where is he broadcasting from? 33taw Jun 2018 #17

New York City... but it's cable and not broadcast. mwooldri Jun 2018 #20

What's the phrase? IOKIYAR? mwooldri Jun 2018 #18

Lock him up Schedule Jun 2018 #19

Please take a minute.... NOMOGOP Jun 2018 #26

And FOX and advertisers are OK SayItLoud Jun 2018 #27

No, he didn't advise that they destroy their phones. He wisely prefaced his comments with, "IF Nitram Jun 2018 #28

Why go to all that trouble if there's nothing to hide? defacto7 Jun 2018 #29

What is the "acid wash" thing a reference to? oberliner Jun 2018 #37

The Orange Dipshit used that term, too. Dave Starsky Jun 2018 #44

The whole line of argument refers to Clinton and claims about her personal email server FBaggins Jun 2018 #47

Never heard that term before the Orange Clown used it. Dave Starsky Jun 2018 #50

I think he is referring to all of those stylish blue jeans he has in his closet. kmla Jun 2018 #54

No, I think the other responder is right oberliner Jun 2018 #57

LOCK HIM UP! stonecutter357 Jun 2018 #40

From Your Lips to the Prosecutor's Ears... dlk Jun 2018 #42

nothing will happen to him but he dosen't know that Javaman Jun 2018 #45

Destroying the phone won't destroy the evidence. But go ahead Merlot Jun 2018 #46

Hannity really is an idiot. Vinca Jun 2018 #48

The article cited in the OP misstates the law. onenote Jun 2018 #52

Everybody is a lawyer these days... HopeAgain Jun 2018 #53

I will donate 1000 hours of my time and $1000 of my money to any Eliot Rosewater Jun 2018 #56

Maggot would pardon MFM008 Jun 2018 #63

Locking opinion and analysis backtoblue Jun 2018 #68