Hillary Clinton's classified emails now over 600

Saying they weren't classified at the time is a ruse. Hillary Clinton was one of the administration officials who were authorized to classify materials and she was trained on what should be classified every year. 

Via Politico: 

Hundreds more emails from Hillary Clinton's time as secretary of state were newly deemed classified as part of Friday's State Department release of more than 7,000 pages of her messages, which revealed more about Clinton's knowledge of embassy security issues and lighter moments like Clinton's use of emojis.
Friday's document release is the sixth of its kind and with it, more than half of the messages turned over to the agency have now been made publicly available. The 268 emails now deemed classified in this batch are at the lowest classification tier, according to State Department spokesman John Kirby, who said that none of these emails "were marked classified at the time they were sent or received." There are now between 600 and 700 emails newly marked as classified since the releases began in May.