Hillary's Problem

Robert Ritter: Jack, computer theft is a serious crime.
Jack Ryan: So are crimes against the Constitution.
--Clear and Present Danger

Consistent with previous comments, Judge Nap continues to build the espionage case against Hillary Clinton. He notes that there are now over 100 FBI agents investigating Ms Clinton for various violations of the law. The most recent thread involves whether she made decisions as secretary of state that would benefit her family foundation or her husband's speaking engagements.

The judge believes that this investigation will lead the FBI to recommend indictment. That recommendation, of course, would go to the attorney general who belongs to the same political party as Clinton, which increases the likelihood that justice will not be immediately served--particularly given Clinton's position as the leading presidential candidate for the party.

It certainly does not seem like people are generally taking prospects for indictment seriously here. The judge, on the other hand, suspects that Hillary's problem is not going away.