Hillary Clinton Breaks Media Silence

Hillary Clinton has broken a month’s media silence with a brief, but testy, exchange of questions with reporters that saw her demand the swift release of her personal emails and defend money received by her family. The former secretary of state called on the department to “expedite” the release of the records from her time in office after news that it might take until January to publish the cache recently turned over by her office. In a five-minute exchange, Clinton told reporters, "I want those emails out. Nobody has a bigger interest in getting the emails released than I do." Clinton then added, "They are not mine; they belong to the State Department. But as much as they can expedite that process. That’s what I’m asking: please move as quickly as they possibly can.”