Congressman Issa Questions Attorney General Loretta Lynch

Today Congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) questioned Attorney General Loretta Lynch at a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee where she refused to answer even the most basic questions regarding the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of classified information.

Congressman Issa’s line of questioning was focused on what appears to be a growing dual-track justice system where politically-favored elites like Secretary Clinton and others get to live by a different set of rules than ordinary Americans.

Here’s a transcript and video of the exchange:

ISSA: “I’m going to take a tact that maybe is more appropriate to my own district and to the men and women there who are asking certain questions.”
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“What do I tell the marines, the sailors, army personnel in my district, the veterans, the contractors — all those who work for the government with classified information?
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“What do I say to the tens of thousands of people that live and work in my district who work for the federal government, including more than 47,000 marines? What do I say [to them] when saying something that isn’t true and handling classified information in an extremely careless way has no criminal ramifications? What do I say to them?”

“How do I reconcile the fact that they know that their friends and colleagues have been prosecuted or fired for doing less in the past?”

Video of the exchange is below: