Exclusive investigation finds Clinton emails tied to sports scandals
UPDATE (11 p.m. ET, June 4): Texas senator and Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz in late May confirmed FOX's investigation, at least in part, by claiming Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was framed in the Deflategate scandal, instead saying he was framed by Hillary Clinton.
Speaking at a rally in Massachusetts, Cruz said:
You can read the full report, and see video of Cruz's claim, here.
You can see the email that corroborates Cruz's claims at the bottom of this report.
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Original story from March 12, 2015:
A day after potential 2016 presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finally addressed the growing scandal over her use of personal emails while serving as U.S. Secretary of State, FOXSports.com's crackpot investigative team on Wednesday uncovered some "personal" emails that the former first lady would likely prefer the world never see.
Addressing the scandal Tuesday during a news conference at the United Nations, Clinton said that she used one email, her personal, private email account, “for convenience,” but admitted "Looking back, it would have been better if I'd simply used a second email account and carried a second phone, but at the time, this didn't seem like an issue."
Perhaps the biggest sticking point with critics is that the personal email account was housed on the family’s own server, meaning the federal government would not be able to retrieve Clinton’s emails, if it wanted to, without her help. Ultimately, Clinton said she would not turn over the server for independent review, and said the contents of the personal emails were along the lines of “planning [daughter] Chelsea's wedding or my mother's funeral arrangements, condolence notes to friends as well as yoga routines, family vacations, the other things you typically find in inboxes.”
But a FOXSports.com exclusive investigation unearthed some of the personal emails, with the most shocking revelation being Clinton's potential role in some of the biggest scandals to rock the sports world. What's more, the investigation has learned that Clinton continued this practice through the end of her tenure as the nation's top diplomat on Feb. 1, 2013. Throughout the use of the personal server, it appears Clinton used a variety of email aliases, though FOXSports.com is unable to confirm the reasoning behind the frequent changes in aliases.
First, some of the more alarming emails that appear to have been sent during Clinton's time as Madame Secretary.
And some of the emails which appear to have been sent since Clinton stepped down from her post.
