Judicial Watch now going after Huma Abedin's texts with Hillary

Government watchdog Judicial Watch already has obtained a court order to put Hillary Clinton under oath regarding her private, unsecure email system.

Judicial Watch also has obtained many of emails with classified information that were sent through the server, which experts believe was hacked by foreign powers. Several times the organization has gone to court to get more information about Clinton and her email activity.

Now it's going after communications between Clinton and Huma Abedin, her former deputy chief of staff, including all text messages.

The organization said Tuesday it already has found an email that "strongly suggests Clinton used text messages for official businesses."

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"In January 2020, Judicial Watch released emails that included an August 2011 email from Abedin to Clinton stating: 'Sent you a couple of text messages.' The email was among other emails that had only recently been found by the FBI and produced to the State Department," Judicial Watch said. "Last week, a federal court criticized the State and Justice Departments for providing no explanation about how these emails were found at this late date."

In fact, bureaucrats "failed to fully explain the new emails' origins when the court directly questioned where they came from."

"Where are Hillary Clinton’s text messages?" asked Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. "Judicial Watch uncovered the hidden Clinton emails and now we’ve uncovered that Secretary Clinton and her top aide Huma Abedin used text messages."

One week ago, U.S. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth gave Judicial Watch permission to depose Clinton about her emails and documents related to her handling of the 2012 Benghazi attack.

The court also ordered the deposition of Clinton's former chief of staff Cheryl Mills and two other State Department officials.