The transcript discusses the discovery of emails during an unrelated investigation into Anthony Weiner, leading to a debate on whether the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails is being reopened. The FBI's obligation to update Congress and the public disclosure of investigation details are examined. The Clinton campaign's strategic response to the news and security concerns about the emails found on unsecured devices are also discussed.

What was the nature of the discovery of the emails in the investigation?

• They were intentionally sought out.

• They were discovered incidentally.

• They were part of the initial investigation.

• They were leaked by a whistleblower.

Why did the FBI feel compelled to update Congress on the investigation?

• Because of a public outcry.

• Due to a new law passed by Congress.

• Due to prior testimony to Congress.

• Because the investigation was completed.

What term did a congressman use to describe the investigation that the FBI did not?

• Reopening

• Closure

• Suspension

• Completion

What is the main concern regarding the FBI's public disclosure of the investigation?

• It could influence the presidential election.

• It is against FBI protocol.

• It violates privacy laws.

• It could lead to a mistrial.

How did Hillary Clinton's campaign respond to the news of the investigation?

• They canceled all public appearances.

• They held a press conference immediately.

• They ignored the issue in public speeches.

• They released a detailed statement.

What is uncertain about the emails found on Anthony Weiner's phone?

• Whether they are authentic.

• Whether they are classified.

• Whether they are related to the investigation.

• Whether they are on a secure server.

What did the New York Times report about the devices seized?

• They were all secure devices.

• They were all government-issued.

• They contained classified information.

• They included devices from Houma Abedin.