Huma unfazed by Feds

HAMPTONS social types got a strong hint that Hillary Clinton would be off the hook with the FBI after her interview over her e-mails on Saturday. At Lally Weymouth’s “big soiree” in Southampton on Saturday night, Clinton’s top aide Huma Abedin (inset) walked in with husband Anthony Weiner and looked “wholly unconcerned” that her boss had been with the FBI, sources told Page Six.

We hear that Huma put on such a great show of confi- dence that one guest at the bash sniffed, “Either Huma is a great actress, or Mrs. Clinton doesn’t have anything to worry about.” Witnesses said Abedin and Weiner circulated separately during the evening’s cocktail hour — and Abedin was seen in conversation with Weymouth, who serves as senior associate editor of the Washington Post. But not everyone at the sumptuous soiree was so sure Hillary would get off: Bill Clinton’s top pollster and current Fox News contributor Doug Schoen deliberately steered clear of Abedin and Weiner, while former US Attorney General Michael Mukasey was overheard saying that given how “obvious” Hillary’s e-mail blunders were, he didn’t see how they could not charge her. How wrong he was.

Meanwhile, “everyone else at the party was discussing Donald Trump.” Other attendees included billionaire (and Trump supporter) Carl Icahn, author Tom Wolfe, Sen. Chuck Schumer, NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton and his wife Rikki Klieman, former NYC top cop Ray Kelly, Fox’s Maria Bartiromo and Monica Crowley, plus billion

aire investor Wilbur Ross.