A BLITZ ON JASON HERRING 
Jason Herring was the Acting Assistant Director For Congressional Affairs in 2016.
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Herring participated in a House Committee Hearing on September 12, 2016, discussing the Federal Bureau of Investigation's investigation into Hillary Clinton's e-mail use.
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Oh, I remember this!
This was the guy where Chaffetz stated he was going to subpoena for all the records immediately, serving Herring on the spot when he could not commit to keeping full files unredacted for Congress overview.
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This was the guy where Chaffetz stated he was going to subpoena for all the records immediately, serving Herring on the spot when he could not commit to keeping full files unredacted for Congress overview.
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GOWDY: "Did the FBI interview the sender of all e-mails that contained classified information?"
42 minute mark.
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42 minute mark.
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Other people getting grilled on that day were Peter Kadzik, Julia Frifield, Deirdre Walsh, Neal Higgins and James Samuel, Jr..
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Job list for them.
Also included is Trumbull Soule.
Also included is Trumbull Soule.
Herring told Business Insider on August 18, 2016 that materials passed from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to Congress were non-public and contained classified and sensitive information, and that they should not be disclosed without FBI approval.
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During Herring's hearing, Jim Jordan questioned him about impartiality in the investigation, and called him out for treating the case differently to others.
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Jordan didn't scare Lisa Page and Peter Strzok though, that was all Chaffetz and Gowdy.
Herring's actions in failing to provide Congress all of the adequate information (including all material being retained in the Office of Senate Security) led to Grassley sending Director Comey a letter.
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Grassley signed the letter to Comey on August 31, 2016.
He CC'd three people.
Patrick J. Leahy.
Michael DiSilvestro.
And Michael Horowitz.
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He CC'd three people.
Patrick J. Leahy.
Michael DiSilvestro.
And Michael Horowitz.
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Herring has been a Fund Trustee for the Memorial College Fund - a part of the FBI Agents Association - since April 2012.
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Remember: if you don't have an intent to commit a crime, it's all good.
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Herring has been an FBI Special Agent since, at least, February 2000.
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Ahh, now I have your middle initial, which'll hopefully net some more results.
Jason V. Herring.
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Jason V. Herring.
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It did net more results.
On August 16, 2016, Herring sent a letter back to Grassley.
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On August 16, 2016, Herring sent a letter back to Grassley.
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I am going to presume that Herring is referring to the FBI's unanimous recommendation: no charges.
Herring compares the investigation to the investigations into David Petraeus, Sandy Berger and Bryan Nishimura, and goes on to say that Clinton barely touched the sides of those investigations. 
"The FBI did find evidence that Secretary Clinton and her colleagues were extremely careless in their handling of certain, very sensitive, highly classified information. And with that, case closed, good luck in your future career, MADAM PRESIDENT!" 
Herring, this is a mess. You say that what Clinton did would result in FBI dismissal, at least, but then you're referring Grassley to the Department of Justice - just to hear the FBI's unanimous recommendation of completely innocent. 
Herring had a one-on-one visit with Kathryn Ruemmler (former White House Counsel) on July 29, 2013.
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Herring, Elana J. Tyrangiel, Paige L. Herwig, Alvin B. Hovington, Michael J. Mullaney and Adam S. Cohen met with Quintan Wiktorowicz on June 14, 2012.
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Herring was one of the Special Agents involved in the rescue of Leah Henry of Houston, who was missing for three days after being abducted. She was found on May 4, 2001.
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I think that is all I've got. I'll add it to the spotlight pastebin now.
