The White House announced that it will block release of some of Hillary Clinton’s emails. The action will be based on precedent that keeps presidential records confidential until after the president leaves office.

These latest emails were “discovered” by the State Department who made several thousand more emails available on Friday. The emails show:

Mrs. Clinton engaged in conversations with various aides about security in Libya, discussing talking points after the 2012 attack on the American compound in Benghazi, Libya, and — on a lighter note — complaining about the lack of emoticons on her phone.