Clinton employed a tech specialist who used Bleach Bit to wipe her server clean — and not "with a cloth," like she said playing dumb. That happened in March 2015 after a congressional subpoena was issued for the contents. The unidentified tech lied to the FBI, claiming he did no such thing. Almost a year later, he had an "oh sh*t moment" and suddenly remembered. What's more interesting, then-FBI Director James Comey was in the process of writing Clinton's exoneration statement when the lie was uncovered. The employee was given immunity and Comey released the statement anyway.

The Hill notes, "Lying to the FBI is a federal felony, a crime that former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn recently pleaded guilty to. But the FBI decided not to pursue criminal charges against the witness, and instead gave the technician an immunity deal so he could correct his story, congressional investigators said."