article_snippet: Chris Soghoian, principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union told Politico that unless Clintonwas paying a team of people to keep Clinton personal email secure, her personal email
article_snippet: Trey Gowdy, head of the task force that' s investigating the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack to determine what knowledge State Department possessed - if any - that could have prevented the assault, said Tuesday afternoon that Clinton should be required to turn over the server for inspection.
article_snippet: Clinton also needs to answer lingering, 'serious questions 'about the security of the system Clinton employed,' Chris Soghoian, principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement, and 'who had access to the server from the time Clinton left office until the time – almost two years later
article_snippet: Gowdy also wants access to the server to determine if any of the more than 30,000 personal emails Clinton says Clinton got rid of because the more than 30,000 personal emails were not related to Clinton work at State Department can be retrieved.
article_snippet: Clinton says gave State Department copies of all Clinton work-related emails, yet 'without access to Clinton's personal server, there is no way for State Department to know State Department has acquired all documents that should be made public,' Gowdy said.
article_snippet: Should Clinton change Clinton mind and give the government unfettered access to Clinton private property Chester Wisniewski, senior security adviser at Canadian computer company Sophos, says the government possible that anything Clinton tried to destroy may still be on the server. '
article_snippet: If all her work-related emails were on a server in Clinton house and Clinton deleted all her work-related emails, there’s a chance all her work-related emails could still be on the server hard drive if you forensically examine the server,' Clinton told the New York Times. '
article_snippet: Reporters flooded the United Nation's headquarters on Tuesday to listen to former secretary of Clinton answer questions about former secretary of state Hillary Clinton use of a private email system while serving in President Barack Obama's cabinet.
article_snippet: Clinton says Clinton didn't. '
article_snippet: Classified information was viewed in hard copy by former secretary of state Hillary Clinton while in the office,' the statement from Clinton office distributed on Tuesday said.
article_snippet: But a former senior State Department official who worked in the diplomatic core of the government before Clinton told the New York Times that Clinton's claim is dubious. '
article_snippet: I would assume that more than 50 percent of what former secretary of state Hillary Clinton dealt with was classified,' former secretary of state Hillary Clinton said. '
article_snippet: former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton said, has the highest classification authority at the department and the power to dictate what is and isn't restricted.
highlights_snippet: Clinton's office says Clinton viewed classified information via hard copy; a former State official from before Clinton's time says that's 'hard to imagine'
  Republicans want to inspect Clinton's server to determine if any of the emails Clinton deleted can be retrieved .