Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been under fire for using a private, unsecured email server during her stint as secretary of state, and on Thursday the US State Department released another 3,105 of her emails from the server.
No fewer than 275 of the newly released emails have been upgraded to "classified," bringing the total number of classified documents in Clinton's private email server up to a full 1,274 so far.
A State Department official told Fox News that two of the newest emails were upgraded to "secret," with most of the rest being determined to be "confidential."
In response to Thursday's release of new classified emails, Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Reince Priebus issued a statement strongly condemning the Democratic candidate.
"With more than 1,250 emails containing classified information now uncovered, Hillary Clinton's decision to put secrecy over national security by exclusively operating off of a secret email server looks even more reckless," said Priebus.
No fewer than 275 of the newly released emails have been upgraded to "classified," bringing the total number of classified documents in Clinton's private email server up to a full 1,274 so far.
A State Department official told Fox News that two of the newest emails were upgraded to "secret," with most of the rest being determined to be "confidential."
In response to Thursday's release of new classified emails, Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Reince Priebus issued a statement strongly condemning the Democratic candidate.
"With more than 1,250 emails containing classified information now uncovered, Hillary Clinton's decision to put secrecy over national security by exclusively operating off of a secret email server looks even more reckless," said Priebus.
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