Of course they do.
A key Hillary Clinton supporter on Sunday rejected the idea of appointing a special prosecutor to investigate the former secretary of state's private emails, and said the investigation has not been compromised despite Attorney General Loretta Lynch's private meeting with the candidate's husband, Bill Clinton, last week.
Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., said repeatedly on "Fox News Sunday" that Bill Clinton's meeting with Lynch was just a "chance encounter" and therefore didn't require Lynch to recuse herself. The attorney general has said she would follow the advice of career prosecutors at the Justice Department, he noted.
"Why stop that process?" Becerra asked. "Just because you have a chance encounter with Bill Clinton, you don't throw that away."
The probe is apparently close to wrapping up. Clinton met privately with Justice Department officials Saturday morning for a three and a half hour interview. Her campaign characterized it as "a voluntary interview this morning about her email arrangements while she was secretary," and Clinton said she was happy to help the ongoing "review."