How many e mail sid hilary clinton destroy

The infamous email controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton!

In 2015, it was revealed that Hillary Clinton, then the Secretary of State, had used a personal email account (clintonemail.com) for official business, rather than using a government-issued email account. This led to a controversy over the security and transparency of her email communications.

In August 2015, the State Department released 55,000 pages of emails from Clinton's personal account, which were deemed work-related. However, Clinton's team had deleted over 30,000 emails from her personal account, citing that they were personal and not work-related.

The FBI investigated the matter and concluded that Clinton had been "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information, but ultimately did not recommend criminal charges against her.

As for the number of emails destroyed, it's estimated that Clinton's team deleted around 31,000 emails from her personal account, which were not recovered or preserved. However, it's worth noting that the FBI was able to recover and review around 3,000 emails from Clinton's account, which were deemed work-related.

Here's a breakdown of the email controversy:

• 55,000 pages of emails released by the State Department in August 2015
• 31,000 emails deleted from Clinton's personal account, not recovered or preserved
• 3,000 emails recovered and reviewed by the FBI, deemed work-related
• 2,000 emails deemed "top secret" or "classified" by the State Department

The controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's emails has been a significant issue in her political career, and has been the subject of much debate and scrutiny.