Hillary Clinton is a liar. She’s a flip-flopping sycophant. And many have suspected for years that Clinton, in her role as Secretary of State under Barack Obama, was arming the so-called “Syrian rebels” (some of whom were aka Al Qaeda) via that certain CIA annex in Benghazi. It explains her stonewalling of Congress. And it explains why she had an unsecured private server in her home, upon which she indeed conducted highly classified business after denying same. And it looks like our suspicions are accurate, because revealed via the emails we finally have access to, is that she secretly, and illegally, did in fact arm terrorists, the very same terrorists we’ve been at war with since 9/11. And last I checked, that was called treason. And now, Judge Napolitano—a frequent guest on Fox News, an author, and an expert on everything Constitution—has penned a blistering article addressing her illegal activity. He writes (emphasis is my own):

Recently, in conjunction with my colleagues Catherine Herridge and Pamela Browne, I read the transcripts of an interview Ms. Browne did with a man named Marc Turi, and Ms. Herridge asked me to review emails to and from State Department and congressional officials during the years when Hillary Clinton was the secretary of state.

What I saw has persuaded me beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty that Mrs. Clinton provided material assistance to terrorists and lied to Congress in a venue where the law required her to be truthful. Here is the backstory.

Mr. Turi is a lawfully licensed American arms dealer. In 2011, he applied to the Departments of State and Treasury for approvals to sell arms to the government of Qatar. Qatar is a small Middle Eastern country whose government is so entwined with the U.S. government that it almost always will do what American government officials ask of it.

In its efforts to keep arms from countries and groups that might harm Americans and American interests, Congress has authorized the Departments of State and Treasury to be arms gatekeepers. They can declare a country or group to be a terrorist organization, in which case selling or facilitating the sale of arms to it is a felony. They also can license dealers to sell.

Mr. Turi sold hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of arms to the government of Qatar, which then, at the request of American government officials, were sold, bartered or given to rebel groups in Libya and Syria. Some of the groups that received the arms were on the U.S. terror list. Thus, the same State and Treasury Departments that licensed the sales also prohibited them.