Investors are also pushing startups to return to the Bay Area and bring their employees back into the office.
Maybe he's right, maybe he's wrong, but he certainly doesn't fall under the category of "reliable and unbiased"
He's commenting on how it's easy to de-duplicate and filter down emails based on some very simple parameters (e.g. "Is this in the existing database?" and "Is this to/from Clinton?") and how that would cull down the number of remaining emails to a reasonable level which a small team could easily sort through.
Having said that, his explanation just muddies up the water further. If they could parse the emails this quickly, then why did it take months to do the initial assessment?
It doesn't muddy the waters at all. The first process was to go through all the emails and then go back to original sources and find it if this information was ever classified and when, and then hand it off to various other agencies for them to be able to determine if they need to retroactively classify and redact the emails before releasing them under the numerous FOIA requests. The initial part of the investigation also involved determining if the server's security had ever been compromised, which meant a bit of a deep forensic analysis and going through reams of logs. It's much more time-intensive than simply saying, "have we seen this before, is it to/from Clinton, and is it of a personal nature?"
if that were the case, then the Trump camp was literally hanging on to a false hope.
Yes, that's exactly the case.
30% of my state has voted already - before hearing the FBI's "verdict" regarding charging Clinton this past weekend.
Many states allow people to change their vote on election day.
This is not the country I want nor how I want our elections to go. [] you will get the government you deserve.
Implying you are somehow not getting the same government?
In this case since there are no new emails that are pertinent they don't have to go through the same process, which expedites the timeline.
In this case we have a trove of emails . Also note what Comey said: he said that this doesn't change their decision with regards to recommending to indict Clinton or not, so that means once they hit this point all they have to do is figure out if Clinton had sent any of the remainder of the emails, which is easily accomplished with a simple search.
Badda bing, easy work.
What good is a ticket to the good life, if you can't find the entrance?