article_snippet: Gowdy, said Clinton's lawyer informed Clinton's lawyer of the news.
article_snippet: Gowdy had also asked that Clinton turn over Clinton server to the State Department inspector general for an independent review.
article_snippet: Clinton's lawyer, David Kendall, said no.
article_snippet: In Gowdy letter to Gowdy, Gowdy said the former secretary of state "chose not to keep Clinton non-record personal emails.
article_snippet: Gowdy did not specify whether the emails were kept in paper or digital form.
article_snippet: In December, Clinton turned over 55,000 pages of emails to the State Department.
article_snippet: Clinton has asked that those roughly 30,000 emails be released to the public.
article_snippet: Representatives of Clinton's office have been in touch with the committee and the State Department to make clear that Representatives of Secretary Clinton's office would like Representatives of Secretary Clinton's office emails made public as soon as possible and that Representatives of Secretary Clinton's office's ready and willing to come and appear Representatives of Secretary Clinton's office for a hearing open to the American public," Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill said in an email.
article_snippet: Gowdy subpoenaed Clinton's emails regarding Libya and, last month, the State Department turned over about 300 emails to the committee.
article_snippet: But in Gowdy letter, Gowdy said the federal law governing record retention requires that each federal employee individually decide what emails must be preserved.
article_snippet: The manner in which Clinton Clinton assisted the State Department in fulfilling the State Department responsibilities under the act is consistent with the obligations of every federal employee," Gowdy wrote.
article_snippet: Gowdy has also subpoenaed the emails of about a dozen Clinton aides at the State Department.
highlights_snippet: GOP lawmaker who subpoenaed the messages says GOP lawmaker who subpoenaed the messages've been deleted .
  