article_snippet: Clinton and Clinton presidential ambitions have taken fire over tens of thousands of emails Clinton kept on a private server at Clinton home instead of using a standard government email address .
article_snippet: On the Fox News Channel on Monday, legal commentator and former judge Andrew Napolitano opined that Clinton was between a rock and a hard place.
article_snippet: If Clinton had signed the form while holding on to tens of thousands of emails, legal commentator and former judge Andrew Napolitano said, Clinton was 'committing perjury.'
article_snippet: And if not, legal commentator and former judge Andrew Napolitano added, Clinton was likely guilty of stealing public records.
article_snippet: Questions about whether Clinton signed such a document have swirled since the revelation of Clinton use of a personal email account for government-related work.
article_snippet: The office of House Speaker John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, said in a statement on earlier Tuesday that it would be 'a big problem if Clinton signed that form like Clinton was supposed to.'
article_snippet: Others have said it would be equally troubling if Clinton did not sign the form because that would have meant Clinton would was holding Clinton to a different standard than other employees.
highlights_snippet: News may deflate GOP's calls for the former secretary of state's head after Clinton admitted keeping all Clinton work-related emails on a private server .