State Dept.: ‘We’re Very Comfortable’ About Hillary Emailing Amb. Stevens’ Location

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BLITZER: "CNN is reporting that an April 2011 e-mail that was forecasted to then secretary Clinton by her adviser huma abedin. It included sensitive information about tentative plans to evacuate the special envoy Chris Stevens, the ambassador at that time. If not criminal as some are already suggesting, and we are not suggesting that, but was it negligent to put on a private server sensitive information about the movement of a U.S. Ambassador, who was then facing a very hostile situation?" 
KIRBY: "For use of the server, I think former secretary Clinton has spoken at length about the use of her server, and I'll let her and, while she was here. But what we are focused on, what secretary Kerry is focused on, as we go through the 30,000-plus e-mails, we review them carefully, redact any sensitive information and when posted to the public, they're done in a responsible way, and we do this every month, and we're doing a little tranche this months. Show we're very comfortable that that e-mail traffic was properly reviewed before being sent -- before being sent to the committee and to being made public." 
BLITZER: "But at the time it was forwarded to her, this was a sensitive e-mail entitled per special envoy Stevens about his movement during a dangerous situation."