New Batch Exposes 125 Classified Clinton Emails

The State Department has released another huge batch of Hillary Clinton's emails, and more than 125 of the new missives contained censored classified material.

The emails come from Clinton's time as secretary of state, when she used a personal server instead of sending sensitive messages through protected State Department servers.

The new batch of 7,000 emails includes complaints from staffers who expressed concerns about discussing sensitive diplomatic matters outside the government's secure messaging systems.

Last year, Clinton handed over to the State Department 30,000 pages of emails she determined to be work-related.

But she also deleted a similar number of emails from her server because she said they contained personal information.

The FBI is now in possession of her server and is trying to determine what, if anything, is still on it.