Fox News host Megyn Kelly on Monday night said that the State Department is "stonewalling" Fox News' requests for information on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails. <br /> <br />Fox submitted Freedom of Information Act Requests for two documents last week. "The Kelly File" requested Clinton's OF-109 form, which would have given the State Department access to her classified materials. <br /> <br />"They are still stonewalling. They either don’t know whether she signed that OF-109 or they know and they won’t tell us," Kelly said Monday night. <br /> <br />The Fox host insisted that it must be easy for the State Department to find the form. <br /> <br />"You can’t tell me they don’t know," she said. "We’ve asked for two documents. Very simple. Yes or no? Do they exist?" <br /> <br />Kelly then played a clip of Democratic strategist James Carville suggesting on Sunday that Hillary Clinton didn't want Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) "rifling through her emails." <br /> <br />"The Kelly File" guest Judge Andrew Napolitano suggested that Carville's comment calls into question Clinton's claim that she used a personal email account for convenience. <br /> <br />"That reference to Louie Gohmert rifling through her emails is a reference to congressional oversight," Napolitano said.
