Larry Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch, said Wednesday on Fox News the FBI potentially has tens of thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails that have not yet been released to the public.
"I suspect there are literally tens of thousands of emails that have not been produced," Klayman said. "The FBI has to have them."
Judicial Watch on Tuesday released 296 pages of emails from Clinton’s private server, 44 of which were not previously handed over to the State Department by the Democratic presidential candidate.
The emails raise questions about whether Clinton Foundation donors had influenced Clinton during her time as secretary of state.
"The danger is our government is for sale," Klayman said. "The danger is these individuals who made contributions to the Clinton Foundation own the Clintons. They will call in the favors if she is president of the United States. As they did in the [19]90s when the Chinese were involved with the Clintons, they helped finance their campaign for reelection, this is nothing new."
Klayman called the Clintons the "Bonnie and Clyde" of American politics and said the United States is at great risk with them in power.
When asked if FBI Director James Comey should have pursued criminal charges against Clinton for mishandling classified material over her server, Klayman said the Democrats would have blocked Comey from any future appointments. He said Comey was looking out for his own interests.
Klayman added that his new organization, Freedom Watch, is seeking more emails from Clinton’s time at the State Department that have not been released. He said if the FBI cannot get the documents off Clinton’s private server, then the country is trouble.
In one released email from 2009, Clinton Foundation official Doug Band emailed longtime Clinton aides Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills, asking for a Lebanese-Nigerian billionaire and Clinton Foundation donor to be put in contact with a top person at the State Department who deals with Lebanon issues.