Trump predicts Hillary could get 'up to 20 years in prison' for deleting more than 30,000 emails – and a federal law that she voted for backs him up!
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act passed in 2002 with a 'yes' vote from then-Senator Hillary Clinton
- One
of its provisions, known as the 'anti-shredding' law, forbids
destroying documents 'in contemplation of' a federal investigation
- Meant to apply to corporate bad-actors, the law prescribes a maximum 20-year prison sentence
- Clinton
directed the deletion of more than 30,000 emails at a time when
Congress was investigating her actions surrounding the Benghazi attacks
- Trump told The Hollywood Reporter that Clinton's scandal 'looks like Watergate on steroids'
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