I have been releasing my emails to the public. That is transparency.
I did not look over their shoulders because I thought it would be appropriate for them to conduct that search, and they did.
It means that they were asked to provide anything that could be possibly construed as work-related.
The State Department had between 90 and 95 percent of all the ones that were work-related.
I take responsibility for my use of personal email. I've said it was a mistake.
I'm being as transparent as possible, more transparent than anybody else ever has been.
If we actually were trying to get to the truth of this, we would have a broader array of people to talk to.
I care very deeply about the people who serve our country.
I did not talk to them until they had had an opportunity to be debriefed.
I spoke to Petraeus that afternoon because I knew that we had an agreement with the CIA Annex.
I had secure phones. I had other equipment that kept me in touch with the State Department at all times.