I didn't bother with the lies because everyone lies. However, if there are certain lies you would like to discuss, I'm open to it. Just point to what you believe is a lie.
She broke no laws. There is no evidence her server was hacked while the state department server actually was. She never sent one piece of classified information and what she did recieve was not properly marked classified. For a far more in depth discussion of that issue, I suggest listening to these lawyers discuss the issue and the historical record of how the law in question has been applied previously.:
https://openargs.com/?s=clinton+email
That persons in the DNC preferred her over Bernie cannot be blamed on Hillary. Yet you're blaming her for the (minor) corruption of others. And there was nothing corrupt about her nomination. She won by a large majority, Bernie never had a chance and the DNC had nothing to do with that. And I was a Bernie supporter.
Everyone lies? What a brilliant defense for Trump!
She did break the law; she destroyed evidence, she violated classified handling laws. The fact she wasn't charged and convicted makes mean she didn't do it.
Your defense of Hillary is noted as is your claim she had nothing to do with the corruption in the DNC. I disagree.
Meh, I interpreted the e-mail debacle just as somebody not being technologically savvy. Just setting up some stuff on her own because she could and it was practical. And then not separating work e-mails that was public property, and her own, which weren't. Since she didn't want the world to know all about her private stuff, she deleted them. Worth noting is that if she wanted to keep secrets there's tonnes of services she could have used. People who do nefarious stuff would use them. So the fact that she didn't is a point in her favour.
I think it's an age thing. Her generation aren't great at this Internets thing. Trying to nail her for it is hysterical.
On her corruption. She hasn't actually done anything illegal regarding that. Bill Clinton figured out a way to get rich, using his presidential name. There's nothing illegal about it. Somebody in some country sets up a dinner where various people with money come and other people who need money for investments. The Clintons are paid as speakers. The trick to it is that those invited are vetted. It's expensive to even get invited. The people who go there know that they're not wasting their time, because everybody there are people they want to be in business with.
It's all above board.