So my question is, do you know whether or not any questions were asked about that tarmac meeting?
Mr. Comey. It's the same answer; I don't know.
Mr. Ratcliffe. So 5 days after the Attorney General meets with the spouse of a subject on a tarmac, the meeting that a lot of folks are talking about and that raised concerns enough to be one of the reasons that caused you to take the actions that you took in holding the press conference, none of those folks in the room thought about asking Hillary Clinton any questions about that?
Mr. Comey. I don't know what they thought. And, as I said earlier, I don't know whether she was asked about that.
Mr. Ratcliffe. Would that have been a reasonable question to Secretary Clinton, what did your husband discuss about this case, if anything, 5 days ago with the Attorney General?
Mr. Comey. I don't know the answer to that. As it relates to her mishandling of classified information as Secretary of State, I don't know.
Mr. Ratcliffe. Well, I thought you were looking for any crimes, not just the mishandling of information.
Mr. Comey. The FBI doesn't investigate people to find any crimes.
Mr. Ratcliffe. I didn't say investigate people, but in the course of investigating if you become aware of things that cause concern to investigators, like you've expressed you had, isn't
