Poll: Extremely Low Amount of Americans Believe Hillary’s Email Alibi

Only 2 percent of Americans believe Hillary Clinton told the truth about whether emails on her private server contained classified information, according to a Fox News poll of registered voters conducted last week.

Fifty-eight percent of 1,008 respondents believe Clinton knowingly lied about her emails, while another 33 percent said they believe there is another explanation. Seven percent said they were not sure if Clinton had lied.

The survey was conducted between August 11 and 13, the same time period in which as many as 60 of the emails on Hillary Clinton’s private server reportedly contained classified information. That number has since ballooned to 305.

Hillary seems to be sowing distrust among people under 35, a key demographic that hasn’t settled on either party just yet. Sixty-three percent of respondents under the age of 35 believe she knowingly lied about her email server. Not even one percent from the “under 35” respondents believe Clinton told the truth.

The number of respondents who indicated they thought she’d “failed to be completely honest” actually decreases as the age groups increase.