Hillary call your office: Jason Chaffetz sends letter to AG Sessions asking for grand jury or charges against Bryan Pagliano

Story here.

Outrageous: FBI gave immunity to Clinton Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills, Clinton executive assistant Heather Samuelson and John Bentel of the State Department

That's how badly James Comey doesn't want Donald Trump elected president.

From the Friday-afternoon-when-no-one-is-paying-attention-news-dump, here:

"No wonder they couldn't prosecute a case," said Chaffetz, R-Utah. "They were handing out immunity deals like candy." ...

The latest revelation brings the total number of people who were granted immunity as part of the FBI's investigation to at least five.

It had previously been reported immunity had been granted to Bryan Pagliano, a tech expert who set up Clinton's email server, as well as Paul Combetta, a computer specialist for a private firm that later maintained Clinton's email setup.

After The New York Times revealed Hillary's private server on March 2, 2015, one of her people wiped the server with BleachBit before the month was out

The New York Times story from March 2, 2015 is here,  "Hillary Clinton Used Personal Email Account at State Dept., Possibly Breaking Rules".

The Hill reports today here that based on the FBI notes released today, conveniently on the Friday afternoon which begins the Labor Day holiday when no one is paying attention, the person who used BleachBit to wipe the server claimed it was a mistake.

Sure it was.

“In a follow-up FBI interview on May 3, 2016, ------ Indicated he believed he had an 'oh s--t' moment and sometime between March 25-31, 2015 deleted the Clinton archive mailbox from PRN server and used BleachBit to delete the exported .PST files he had created on the server system containing Clinton;s e-mails,” the FBI notes released on Friday stated.

The person's identity is not known, but people who have been paying attention to this saga can't help but think of Bryan Pagliano, who was given immunity in exchange for his cooperation after invoking his 5th Amendment right not to incriminate himself.

"Yeah, I just happened to have this BleachBit thingy lying around one day, and the next thing you know . . . Oops. Yeah, that's what it was."

Hillary's private server set-up man, Bryan Pagliano, reportedly given immunity after pleading the 5th last fall

WaPo story reported here in USA Today.