President Trump defended his daughter Ivanka for using a private email to send government-related information, saying the information wasn’t \u00ab\u00a0classified.\u00a0\u00bb<\/b>
\nDuring an interview, President Donald Trump supported his daughter Ivanka Trump in light of reports that she used a private email account to exchange government information.
Many are comparing Ivanka to Hillary Clinton, calling the president\u2019s daughter out for hypocrisy. However, the president was very quick in pointing out two major differences in the two situations.
\u201cEarly on, and for a little period of time, Ivanka did some emails,\u201d he said. \u201cThey weren\u2019t classified like Hillary Clinton. They weren\u2019t deleted like Hillary Clinton, who deleted 33 [thousand]\u2026 She wasn\u2019t doing anything to hide her e-mails.\u201d
Although there are issues with any government official using a private email, Clinton\u2019s email scandal was on a much larger scale and had potentially criminal implications. The emails exchanged by Ivanka were not classified and are allegedly in the White House records.
\u201cWhat Ivanka Trump did, all in the presidential records, everything is there,\u201d Trump said. \u201cThere was no deletion, no nothing. What it is a false story. Hillary Clinton deleted 33,000 e-mails, she had a server in the basement, that is the real story.\u201d
Despite reassurances from the president, Representative Trey Gowdy requested information on the Ivanka\u2019s emails in order to evaluate whether there was any risk involved. According to Trump\u2019s attorney, the emails were non-classified and used for scheduling at the very beginning of the presidency.<\/p>\n

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