@giujohn,
I am serious. It seems you aren't.
(f) is not applicable as stated by the FBI director.
You can't begin to charge Hillary under this part of the law.
1. You would have to argue that the emails were related the the national defense.
2. You would have to argue that the emails were in Hillary's lawful possession when on her server.
3. In order for those emails to be in Hillary's lawful possession when on her server, you would have to argue that Hillary's server was legal.
4. You would then have to prove that the emails were taken from Hillary's server which the FBI director said there is no evidence of.
You can't prove any of the above so you can't claim she did anything illegal.