The statement was made by someone for whom Ms. Clinton is NOT "one of OUR Guys" and who, in fact, lists Ms. Clinton as "one of THEIR Guys".
The currently operative rule in the US (as applied to someone who might be a member/supporter of "Their Guys") is that
"At the very first moment that it is first rumoured that there might conceivably be something that resembles an accusation of something that could possibly be considered to be faintly similar to an act that theoretically amounts to a breach of the law, then that person is **G*U*I*L*T*Y** and any court finding otherwise is a perversion of justice."
On the other hand, (as applied to someone who might be a member/supporter of "Our Guys") the currently operative rule is
"Until such time as the person has been indicted, has been tried, has been convicted, has exhausted all appeals (regardless of how frivolous) without overturning the unjustly and illegally obtained verdict AND it has been 100% conclusively proved that there is a 0.00% chance that that unjust and illegally obtained verdict was NOT the result of a huge, vast, enormous, hidden, secret, covert, conspiracy to destroy America by making same-sex/inter-racial marriages mandatory, forcing women to have abortions, compelling fluoridation and vaccination, imposing Sherry Law, and making all the Cheerleaders wear Burke Hats, then the person is ***I*N*N*O*C*E*N*T*** and even thinking about investigating any allegations about them is unconstitutional."