There are signs of political unrest on the horizon for Democrat front-runner Hillary Clinton.
A New Hampshire poll shows Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., has now taken the lead in the Democratic race for the presidential nomination.
Sanders may be gaining an edge over Clinton due to the recent investigations into her private email server that she used while serving as secretary of state. National polling has highlighted Clinton's vulnerabilities as voters question her honesty and trustworthiness.
On Wednesday, she agreed to turn over the server to the FBI.
A report from the Inspector General shows that some of her emails included top secret infromation, including one of the government's highest levels of classified material.
Clinton's campaign team is trying their best to dismiss the matter as nothing more than politics.
GOP candidate Scott Walker does not agree.
"This is something that has put national security at risk," he stated. "(It) highly questions her ability to be the commander in chief of the United States."
The State Department, which is reviewing and releasing Clinton's email for investigation, will turn over the next batch of emails on August 31. This will come two days after Clinton and her primary challengers are scheduled to address members of the Democratic National Committee in Minneapolis.
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