NEW: Shortly after North Korea tested a missile, Nikki Haley, former ambassador to the United Nations, sent classified information over an unclassified email system — according to records we obtained via FOIA litigation.
Why? She forgot her password. thedailybeast.com/nikki-haley-us…
Why? She forgot her password. thedailybeast.com/nikki-haley-us…
This is a major security concern. Haley and her team were discussing a North Korean missile launch using an unclassified system. The State Department is a hacking target — and Haley was skirting security rules: americanoversight.org/document/state…
According to the documents, Haley sent or forwarded several messages that included material redacted under FOIA exemption B1 — which is used to withhold classified information. This sounds oddly familiar...
President Trump and his team have been obsessed with State Dept. officials' email security for years. And we're still hearing about Hillary Clinton's private email use — even though many Trump officials have used personal email for work with few or no consequences.
That's not all these documents can tell us. Just days after the North Korean missile test, Haley arranged to share intelligence with Russia about it. She wrote: "I will try and reach out to Russia wed [Wednesday] and see if they want it. Would aim for the end of the week."
