There are two contradictory narratives here
On the one hand, we are to believe that the hacks were the worst attack on America since Pearl Harbor. But on the other hand, any examination of why Clintonworld allowed them to happen must be avoided. And so we can't really address the details of the attack. Or their consequences. Because that takes us to the problem of Hillary Clinton's illegal server. And we mustn't discuss that.
During the final months of the Clinton email investigation, FBI agent Peter Strzok was advised of an irregularity in the metadata of Hillary Clinton’s server that suggested a possible breach, but there was no significant follow up, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
Sources told Fox News that Strzok, who sent anti-Trump text messages that got him removed from the ongoing Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, was told about the metadata anomaly in 2016, but Strzok did not support a formal damage assessment.
One source said: “Nothing happened."
A damage assessment would have put certain problematic things on the record.
According to intelligence community directive 732, damage assessments are done “in response to unauthorized disclosure or compromise of classified national intelligence.”
Intelligence beyond top secret was identified on the Clinton server. As secretary of state, Clinton chose to use a private, non-secure server for government business.
Since Hillary was committing a crime, any investigation of crimes around her couldn't be conducted. Even if they possibly came from foreign actors. And considering the clownish IT setup and Hillary's own cluelessness, (not to mention Huma's incompetence), there were plenty of opportunities for foreign actors to get inside. But Strzok wouldn't take a closer look at that even if it meant protecting national security. Because for all the lectures about putting national security first that Team Coup has been dispensing, they weren't willing to put country ahead of Clintons.