Hillary Clinton jokes about email in wake of scandal

Hillary Clinton jokes about email in wake of scandal

Hillary Clinton made light of the scandal which erupted after it emerged that she used her personal email account for government business.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton joked about her email scandal and her history of troubles with the media Monday night when she gave a speech to a group of reporters.

Clinton made the wisecracks while delivering the keynote speech at the Toner Prize journalism awards ceremony.

“I am well aware that some of you may be a little surprised to see me here tonight,” Clinton said.

“I wanted to spend an evening with a room full of political reporters, I thought to myself: ‘What could possibly go wrong?’”

The former secretary of state told the crowd that she was ready to open up a new era of transparency and divulge all her classified information.

“No more secrecy, no more zone of privacy — after all, what good did that do me,” she announced.

“But first of all, before I go any further, if you’ll look under your chairs you’ll find a simple nondisclosure agreement. My attorneys drew it up. Old habits last.”

The event capped a full day in Washington, where Clinton spent the morning touting a renewal of cities and urban development at a panel discussion hosted by the Center for American Progress.

She also met with President Obama and tweeted a photo of the two about to embrace.
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Hillary Clinton cracks a joke about her illicit email account in wake of scandal as she promises ‘no more secrecy’

Former Secretary of State made light of accusations over her emails
Has been castigated for using personal account for government business
Spoke tonight and hoped for ‘new beginnings’ – and a new account
Appeared at journalism prize-giving ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Promised transparency – then joked everyone had to sign a gagging order 
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Hillary Clinton jokes with press about her email, privacy at Syracuse University event
Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks Monday, March 23, 2015, at Syracuse University’s Toner Prize journalism awards ceremony. The event was held at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. 
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On March 2, 2015, The New York Times reported then-Secretary Clinton used at least one non-“state.gov” email account to conduct official government business during her entire tenure as the secretary of state. It also was reported that Clinton stored these records on a non-U.S. government server at her home in Chappaqua, NY.