Watchdog Releases Clinton Chief of Staff Mills’ email probe deposition
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An Inside-the-Beltway watchdog group has released the deposition transcript of Cheryl D. Mills, Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff throughout her four years as secretary of state, who is now working on Hillary’s presidential campaign. Although instructed by her attorneys not to answer several questions and the attorneys for the Justice Department made the process chaotic, there are a few details that were revealed.
Mills was deposed last week as part of the discovery granted to Judicial Watch by U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan in response to its Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s unsecured, non-government email system. Last week, Judge Sullivan ordered that all deposition transcripts be made publicly available.
Mills testimony covered Clinton’s use of emails; whether FOIA searches were done of Clinton emails, information about the set-up of the Clinton email server; Mills’ communication with Clinton email witness Bryan Pagliano; Mills’ involvement in prior Clinton email controversies; and the handling of politically sensitive FOIA responses. Mills’ attorneys directed her not to answer many questions.
Mills deposition is one of seven depositions of former Clinton top aides and State Department officials that Judicial Watch has scheduled over the next four weeks. The next witness is Stephen Mull, the former executive secretary under Clinton. Mull is scheduled to be deposed this Friday.
Former State IT employee Bryan Pagliano is scheduled to testify on Monday, June 6. However, scuttlebutt in Washington predicts that Pagliano will plead his Fifth Amendment rights regarding self-incrimination.
Judicial Watch also released the deposition transcript of Ambassador Lewis Lukens, former deputy assistant secretary of state and executive director of the State Department’s executive secretariat. Amb. Lukens was deposed last week as part of the discovery granted to Judicial Watch by U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan in response to its Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s unsecured, non-government email system.
