Former mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani said on Tuesday that if Donald Trump is elected president, he could appoint an Attorney General who would be able to indict Hillary Clinton.
Appearing on Fox News’s “The Real Story” with guest host Kimberly Guilfoyle, Giuliani said, “I worked in the Justice Department for 15 years. For four or five of those years I had a high security clearance and I would approve FISA applications for national security. I never left the Justice Department wing, I stayed until 4:00 in the morning and I locked them in the safe. If I had done something like this, there is no doubt in my mind the next Justice Department or my boss — I would have been indicted. I would have been indicted for it. It is so discouraging to someone who loves the Justice Department to see a decision like this.” (RELATED: FBI Recommends ‘NO CHARGES’ For Hillary Clinton [VIDEO])
“I am so disappointed in this. I brought cases against the Teamsters Union during the 1988 election when it did serious damage to the Republican Party. Gosh almighty. You just put that out of your mind, you put all that stuff out of your mind.” (RELATED: TRANSCRIPT: FBI Director James Comey’s Statement On Hillary Clinton’s Emails)
Clinton “violated 18 USC Section 793. Now the interesting thing is, the statute of limitations will not have run on this. And if Trump should win and appoint an Attorney General who has got the courage to do it, they could bring this indictment.” (RELATED: FBI Director Comey Obliterated These Hillary Talking Points)
18 USC Section 793 deals with the “gathering, transmitting or losing defense information.” (RELATED: Ryan: Not Charging Hillary Sets ‘Terrible Precedent’)
According to FBI director James Comey, 110 of Clinton’s emails were “determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received.”