THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

New Clinton Email Dump Today The controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server may intensify later today when the State Department releases the largest batch of her emails messages to the public so far. According to the State Department's website, at least 6,106 pages of emails will be released. Of particular interest will be how many of the messages the State Department and intelligence agencies deem classified on national security grounds. Louisiana Governor and GOP presidential candidate Bobby Jindal told ABC's This Week that Clinton's use of a private email server presents serious security problems that may land her in jail. Jindal explained that the only thing lacking for Clinton to be indicted is an email indicating she was aware of the sensitive nature of its content. As it is now, she can claim that she was ignorant that information she was passing on was classified. In practical legal terms, Hillary probably won't be prosecuted unless there is proof she knew. Make sure to Tune into the radio show today at 3pm EST for the latest news and information on the ongoing Hillary email investigation. The Doctor Is In The latest polls out of Iowa are very clear. America is fed up with Washington and want a candidate who is intelligent, independent and whose values rest on good conservative foundation. The polls show Trump is still out in front of the GOP pack with a commanding lead. However, several candidates have begun to make some significant moves. Dr. Ben Carson is slowly pulling away from Governor Scott Walker and is establishing himself as an anti-Washington candidate. His campaign is showing real signs of growth and he might be able to position himself as a safer alternative to Donald Trump. All-in-all, it's clear that the American people are looking for an alternative candidate who's not afraid to speak his or her mind and who will put America first. This Fall will be the beginning of the end for some campaigns which will spark a new round of endorsements. Being the frontrunner is always a good thing but lurking within striking distance is definitely a decent strategy.