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By Jonathan Easley and Katie Bo Williams - 10/28/16 06:01 AM EDT
Autoplay: On | OffHillary Clinton has failed to effectively contain the damage from the release of thousands of campaign chairman John Podesta’s personal emails, giving new ammunition to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The fallout from the daily releases have raised concerns among Democrats that even if Clinton is elected president, the controversy will follow her into the White House.
