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Brian Fellowes (that's what I'll call him) keeps claiming that there's no difference between keeping the emails she decided to retain on a thumb drive, as opposed to the original server.
He says there's no "relevance" to this.
That of course is what they call in legal circles a "Huge Lie."
Because on the server itself -- if you had not wiped it -- you could see traces of what had been deleted, and where. For example, if Hillary altered an email before transferring it to her thumb drive, or clipped out a couple of emails in a chain conversation, you could see that immediately from the server. You might not be able to read the deleted emails, but you'd definitely see where an alteration/deletion had occurred.
But Hillary didn't want people to see that. So she wiped the server.
And Brian Fellowes says, "I don't know what 'wiped' means."