Posted on 07/03/2016 12:48:08 PM PDT by Ray76
Monday on Fox Business Network’s “After the Bell,” Breitbart editor at large and author of “Clinton Cash” Peter Schweizer fielded questions from host David Asman about claims in his book
Transcript
ASMAN: Joining me Peter Schweizer, author of the book “Clinton Cash.” [] Let’s get to the heart of the issue. [] Did Hillary Clinton, according to you now, and work you’ve done, did she ever use her influence as secretary of state to favor a family member or a favorite charity?
SCHWEIZER: Oh, I think there is no question that there were entities that donated to the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton ended up taking positions that were beneficial to those people.
ASMAN: What is the most — give us a specific here. What is the most troubling example of that that you found?
SCHWEIZER: Yeah. David, I would say of course the pattern itself is troubling. That there are just too many cases not to be coincidences. I think the most startling is the Russian uranium deal where Bill and Hillary Clinton helped a small group of Canadian investors obtain these lucrative uranium concessions. They acquired uranium concessions in United States. These Canadian investors wanted to sell their company to the Russian government which required Hillary Clinton’s State Department to sign off on that deal. And the Clinton Foundation got $145 million from nine shareholders involved with that company. That I think demands investigation.
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How is this not FLAT-OUT TREASON by Hillary/0blama? If the FBI doesn't recommend her for serious felonies let alone TREASON punishable by firing squad, all hope is LOST.
Uranium that no doubt was used to manufacture nukes? ~ Meh. ~ Nothing to see here, move on...
We are sunk.
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