Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has been under scrutiny for almost a year after it came to light that she used a private email server for her government and personal emails, rather than the State Department's email system while serving as Secretary of State to President Obama. She recently met with the FBI about an investigation being conducted to decide whether or not to criminally prosecute her for her actions.

Clinton has said relying on a private server was a mistake but that other secretaries of state had also used a personal email address previously.

Unfortunately, no charges are being brought against Democratic presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton as FBI investigator James Comey said in a press conference the FBI won't recommend charges to the DOJ . Instead he called Hillary's blatant neglect carelessness without criminal intent. In fact, the FBI didn't even record Hillary Clinton's deposition or do it under oath.

Clinton's apparent lapdog and purported U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch wasted no time announcing an end to the investigation. Lynch effectively cleared Clinton of the charges of misconduct with her private email server , despite a known conflict of interest raised by her meeting with Bill Clinton. Lynch denied that they talked about anything involving Hillary Clinton's investigation – an preposterous and outrageous statement.

You mean to tell me the husband of someone under investigation isn't going to talk about his own wife? That's just an absurd claim that has no basis in reality.

Hillary won't be charged, despite Hillary telling aide's to strip classification tags and then send the material in emails insecure and skipping her cyber security training classes. A blatant display of deliberate neglect.

Clinton also was found illegally deleting emails , wiping her own server and illegally burning daily schedules according to Hillary's top aide Huma Abedin — a very odd behavior indeed. What was she hiding?

We may soon find out, as Hillary's troubles aren't over.. Judicial Watch continues mounting it's case against Hillary Clinton and is seeking to put Hillary Clinton under oath.