According to a New York Post report, FBI investigators are “increasingly certain presidential nominee Hillary Clinton violated laws” with the handling of classified information on her private e-mail server.

Via the Post:

FBI chief James Comey and his investigators are increasingly certain that presidential nominee Hillary Clinton violated laws in handling classified government information through her private email server, career agents say.

Some expect him to push for charges, but he faces a formidable obstacle: the political types in the Obama White House who view a Clinton presidency as a third Obama term.

With that, agents have been spreading the word, largely through associates in the private sector, that their boss is getting stonewalled, despite uncovering compelling evidence that Clinton broke the law.

The FBI gave no comment as to what evidence the investigation has revealed thus far, and sources said no actual decision has been made yet.

The report however, comes on the heels of Clinton’s ex-IT staffer, Brian Pagliano, being granted immunity for his cooperation. Pagliano’s testimony has been described by intelligence sources as “devastating.”

Judge Andrew Napolitano declared that Clinton “should be terrified of the fact that he’s been granted immunity.”

Napolitano claims that the agreement means Justice Department lawyers will ask him to testify “against some person or persons north of him on the totem pole.”

According to reports, Pagliano’s statements have allowed investigators to fill in gaps in the e-mail history which they previously did not have access.