We show Clinton was breaking U.S. espionage laws in our cited above article.
Priestap states Clinton did commit a crime as defined by the letter of the law.
Priestap says there is a time to consider politics as to whether to charge a person with a crime.
Now we see below that Priestap is speaking to making a spy into a double agent. Let’s suppose it was unthinkable to charge a President’s wife with espionage. But instead, they make the wife into a double agent to feed disinformation to the enemy. If Hillary Clinton had won the election, she might have been the first president that was a double agent. (1) Yes, the investigation was both a counterintelligence and criminal, however, there were no subjects, or targets of interest cited. See the Inspector General’s report page below these transcript pages with our comments. Note 1 on the page.