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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton finally apologized for her use of a private email server while secretary of state in an interview with ABC on Tuesday.
"That was a mistake," Clinton said. "I'm sorry about that, I take responsibility, and I’m trying to be as transparent as I possibly can."
The clip was an excerpt from an interview with ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir, which is slated to broadcast in full Tuesday night. It marks a major change in rhetoric for Clinton, who has been adamant that nothing she did regarding her use of a private server merited an apology.
Hit the link to see video of her previous refusals to apologize. The video of her apology below the fold.
On her "I'm trying to be as transparent as I can" line -- Dana Perino pointed out on The Five tonight that Hillary has broken and re-broken the exact same "Hillary is going to be more spontaneous and transparent" story four or five times this cycle alone, and the press always reports this as if this is a genuine and new news story, instead of what it is -- the same lie she's told four times before with great press fanfare.
In fact, this eternal story -- that Hillary will be showing a new, more spontaneous, more human side -- has been re-"broken" dozens of times since the 1990s:
Given today's article that Hillary plans to show more "humor and heart," I'm just going to leave this here: pic.twitter.com/GhaOyOCzGq
The State Department is working on a document analysis to refute the intelligence community's findings that some of Hillary Clinton's emails should have been marked "top secret" when sent.
John Kirby, the agency's spokesman, said Tuesday the State Department was building a case against the intelligence community's conclusion "based on documents that only we have."
"We would continue to maintain that any conclusion about the classification of the documents in question is premature," Kirby said.