[pgkdan]

May be?

[YepYep]

Wow, I heard him say that.

Thanks, Tom Cotton!!

[blackdog]

May be is being oh so kind.

I'm sure it's plenty big when the investment payouts become due? I actually think foreign governments have a case in world court on getting their monies returned. She was selling policy of our government while under it's employ.

[Mr. K]

AND~! you have to KNOW you are doing something corrupt to go through those kind of complex machinations to hide sources of funds.

[Army Air Corps]

Meanwhile, the ghost of Al Capone is saying, “A foundation, why didn’t I think of that?!”

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

More.....

[blackdog]

Can you imagine the press exposure if Qatar files a law suit in Manhattan District Court seeking damages from the Clinton Foundation for $60,000,000 related to promised government policy which cannot be realized when she loses the election?

Makes Corzine and Torricelli look like pikers.

[Billthedrill]

The amount of money actually involved is stunning even to someone as cynical as I am. The quid pro quo for a meeting with the King of Morocco was $12 million. For one meeting. The money was funneled through BJ Clinton in the form of speaking fees and honoraria in an attempt to deflect any direct association:

“Where he once had drawn $150,000 for a typical address in the years following his presidency, [Bill] saw a succession of staggering paydays for speeches in 2010 and 2011, including $500,000 paid by a Russian investment bank and $750,000 to address a telecom conference in China.” Furthermore, many of the groups paying him higher fees have interests pending before Hillary’s State Department. However, there is no direct proof that Hillary takes any direct action to benefit the groups paying her husband.

Before becoming secretary of state, she agreed to a process whereby State Department ethics officials would review and approve her husband’s speaking requests. But ABC News will report, “In practice, there were few if any instances where ethics officials inside the State Department asked the former president to refuse to accept payment for a speech.” (ABC News, 4/23/2015)

In essence, a corrupted State Department declined to perform its task of oversight over the dealings of its corrupted Secretary, safe in the conviction that no one in the media would report anything darker than "no proof".

About a dozen foreign individuals and the foundations and companies they control collectively give between $34 million and $68 million during Clinton’s tenure [2009-2013]. Another $60 million goes to charitable projects sponsored by the foundation. (The Wall Street Journal, 3/19/2015)

Recall, as well, that of that ~$60 million, approximately 95% of it went to staff salaries, travel, and benefits. Nice work if you can get it.

For those interested in a timeline of this remarkable criminal enterprise, HERE is an excellent source from which the above was drawn.

[publius911]

it becomes clearer that the Clinton Foundation may be the world’s largest money laundering and influence-peddling operation.

Every non criminal in and out of government seems to be aware of that but evidently not the FBI and the irredeemably corrupt U.S. Justice Department.

[Paine in the Neck]

I’ve been saying for years that the Clinton Foundation is just George Costanza’s Human Fund on mega-steroids. It was conceived as, set up as, operated as nothing more than a front for the Clinton’s shakedown racket. Al Capone and Jesse Jackson never imagined it could be done on such a scale.

[SandRat]

Al Capone is jealous