Frustrated reporters struggled in vain Wednesday to get a straight answer out of State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau about the latest batch of Hillary Clinton's emails.
Judicial Watch released 296 pages of Hillary Clinton's email records Tuesday as part of its lawsuit against the State Department, including 44 government email exchanges that had not previously been turned over to the State Department.
The messages revealed that while in office -- and in violation of ethics agreements she agreed to when she was appointed secretary of State -- Hillary Clinton interacted with lobbyists, political and Clinton Foundation donors, and business interests.
Reporters who asked Trudeau about the possibility of an improper "pay to play" relationship between the Clinton Foundation and Clinton's State Department were quickly shut down with either vague answers or no answer at all.
The hapless spokeswoman repeatedly asserted that the department "regularly talks to a wide range of people" to combat notions that improper cronyism may have taken place. When asked about a specific email chain, she answered repeatedly, "I can't speak to that."
Judicial Watch released 296 pages of Hillary Clinton's email records Tuesday as part of its lawsuit against the State Department, including 44 government email exchanges that had not previously been turned over to the State Department.
The messages revealed that while in office -- and in violation of ethics agreements she agreed to when she was appointed secretary of State -- Hillary Clinton interacted with lobbyists, political and Clinton Foundation donors, and business interests.
Reporters who asked Trudeau about the possibility of an improper "pay to play" relationship between the Clinton Foundation and Clinton's State Department were quickly shut down with either vague answers or no answer at all.
The hapless spokeswoman repeatedly asserted that the department "regularly talks to a wide range of people" to combat notions that improper cronyism may have taken place. When asked about a specific email chain, she answered repeatedly, "I can't speak to that."