Solomon: ‘Special Status’ Email on Clinton ‘Reinforces’ Idea Powerful People Get Special Treatment

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SOLOMON: "The normal process at the FBI is that where a crime is committed, if it's in New York, if it's in Washington, the field office of the FBI in that area normally is a lead investigative agency. In this case it was plucked out of New York where the email server was or out of the Washington field office and it was taken inside headquarters and it was controlled by a small group and headquarters. It shows what -- you know, you go to Kalamazoo, Michigan on the campaign trail, people say, powerful people get special treatment, this is the sort of email that kind of reinforces that belief."