article_snippet: A Republican-led congressional committee created to look into the 2012 Benghazi, Libya terror attacks has formally asked Democratic former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton to deliver Democratic former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton now-famous secret email server to a neutral third party for examination.
article_snippet: Gowdy, wrote to Clinton's lawyer to say the chairman of the U.S. House committee investigating the 2012 Benghazi attacks expects Clinton to give her now-famous secret email server to the State Department inspector general or another unbiased examiner for an independent determination of which emails and other records should be in the public domain – or at least archived by the government.
article_snippet: That is why in the interest of transparency for the American people, I am formally requesting Clinton turn her now-famous secret email server over.'
article_snippet: South Carolina Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy asked Clinton lawyer on Friday to hand over her now-famous secret email server to a neutral third party for analysis .
article_snippet: Gowdy, a former criminal prosecutor, insists Gowdy, a former criminal prosecutor's not interested in Clinton's private communications, but wants to elarn if Clinton discussed the 2012 Benghazi terror attack outside the reach of government document-retention mandates .
article_snippet: Gowdy spoke to Reuters on the same day Senator Charles Grassley sent letters to Secretary of State John Kerry and the State Department's inspector general asking for information on the emails of Huma Abedin, who was a top aide to Clinton.
article_snippet: Gowdy said Gowdy wanted all relevant documents before Hillary appears.
article_snippet: Gowdy letter to Clinton lawyer about email server uploaded by DailyMail.com .
highlights_snippet: Rep. Trey Gowdy, chair of Committee, wants Clinton's secret email server in the hands of a neutral, third-party examiner .
  
highlights_snippet: he also demanded documents from former Clinton staffers .
  