Podesta To Mills: “We Are Going To Have To Dump All Those Emails”

In today’s, 25th, Wikileaks release, one of the notable highlights is a March 2, 2015 email from John Podesta to Clinton aide Cheryl Mills in which he says “We are going to have to dump all those emails.” The email was sent just days before the NYT story revealing the existence of Hillary’s email server, and Hillary’s press conference addressing what was at the time, the surprising revelation that she had a personal email account, and server, in her home.

Mills’ response: “Think you just got your new nick name.”

It is unclear for now which emails Podesta is referring to in the thread, but Podesta adds: “better to do so sooner than later.” We can hope that a subsequent response, yet to be leaked by Wikileaks, will provide more color.

If the exchange is shown to disclose intent to mislead, it will negate the entire narrative prepared by Clinton that she merely deleted “personal” emails and will reveal a strategic plan to hinder the State Department and FBI “investigation.”

This is the first time that particular exchange has emerged among the Podesta emails.

 

And in a separate email sent out just days later by communications director Jennifer Palmieri, we get yet another confirmation that the president actively mislead the public when he said he didn’t know Hillary was using a private email address:

Suggest Philippe talk to Josh or Eric. They know POTUS and HRC emailed. Josh has been asked about that. Standard practice is not to confirm anything about his email, so his answer to press was that he would not comment/confirm. I recollect that Josh was also asked if POTUS ever noticed her personal email account and he said something like POTUS likely had better things to do than focus on his Cabinet’s email addresses.

Perhaps while the DOJ is looking into the Huma Abedin emails, it can also take a repeat look at some of these, especially the ones involving POTUS.

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