38 Culpable In Email Probe, No Evidence Of Deliberate Violations

The investigation into Clinton's emails found violations by numerous officials but no deliberate mishandling of information. A report was completed in mid-September and released to the public on October 1st. Clinton handed over approximately 33,000 emails, and 130 government officials were scrutinized. 38 state employees were found to have sent classified information to Clinton's private server, making it more vulnerable, though no deliberate mishandling was found.

What was the outcome of the investigation into Clinton's emails?

• The investigation is still ongoing.

• Violations were found, but no deliberate mishandling.

• No violations were found.

• Deliberate mishandling was found.

How many emails did Clinton hand over to the investigators?

• About 3,000

• About 130,000

• About 33,000

• About 13,000

How many government officials were scrutinized in connection with Clinton's emails?

• 33

• 38

• 100

• 130

What did the report conclude about the handling of classified information?

• It was handled securely.

• It was not classified.

• It was deliberately mishandled.

• It was more vulnerable due to the private server.

What potential consequence could officials face if they still work at the State Department?

• Disciplinary action

• Promotion

• No consequence

• Salary increase