Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch TOTALLY didn't talk about you-know-what during their private convo (suuuure)

Lynch: So, Bill, how's the wife?

Clinton: Unindicted, last I checked.

Lynch: Good for her! https://t.co/1SbnC1JIMb

— John Hayward (@Doc_0) June 29, 2016

Well, isn’t this interesting?

AG Loretta Lynch, former President @billclinton meet privately in Phoenix – AG insists they didn't discuss FBI probe https://t.co/w1DllPaUxq

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 29, 2016

More from ABC 15 Phoenix:

Amid an ongoing investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of email and hours before the public release of the Benghazi report, US Attorney General Loretta Lynch met privately with former President Bill Clinton.

Coincidence, no doubt.

https://twitter.com/jimmiebjr/status/748241232569196544

Of course you do!

“Our conversation was a great deal about grandchildren, it was primarily social about our travels and he mentioned golf he played in Phoenix,” said Lynch Tuesday afternoon while speaking at the Phoenix Police Department.

Sources say the private meeting at the airport lasted around 30 minutes.

A 30-minute conversation about golf and grandkids and travel? And that’s all? Yeah, OK. Sounds legit. Definitely no red flags there.

Lynch said they only discussed golf & grandchildren. For 30 minutes. That's believable, right? https://t.co/Z1yiJeprjX

— Sassy Scarlett (@Southrngirl77) June 29, 2016

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AG investigating HRC’s emails met will Bill on a plane to discuss “golf and grandchildren”.

Who believes that?https://t.co/unNFpWZwHx

— Taylor Brooks (@taylorbrooks) June 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/uhohkeelysawake/status/748203281042669569

Yep.

https://twitter.com/stu9402/status/748241086846504960

An attorney should avoid even the appearance of impropriety

— Tim Stoesz (@StoeszTim) June 29, 2016

What’s that idea Hillary likes to bring up? That even the “appearance of impropriety” damages the system? https://t.co/iIOTLmcPtM

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) June 29, 2016

There’s more than an appearance of impropriety here. It’s downright glaring.

unbelievable corruption

— drew (@mpolo1783) June 29, 2016

this is why people believe that our government is rigged for the wealthy & powerful

— commonsense (@commonsense258) June 29, 2016

https://twitter.com/j_henry2/status/748244150034767872

Good question.

https://twitter.com/joelengel/status/748241123399729152