Whoa! But what difference does it make? Why? How many people has she killed? Who? Let me take my shoes off! Hey, stop me if you heard this one: Canklesaurus Regina was stumping through the jungle when ....
Posted on 06/09/2014 6:54:59 AM PDT by Liz
The ‘answers’ don’t surprise me.
What surprises me is the Diane Sawyer not only asked the questions, she wouldn’t let go and followed up on them.
Of course, HRC probably wanted to ‘bring this charge to light’ and figured whatever she said, the idiots (us) would buy.
READY FOR HILLARY?-—2014 Net Worth——Her Income Sources
Abu Dhabi Global Environmental Data Initiative (AGEDI) (Spouse) Abu Dhabi, UAE $500,000
Bank Administration Institute (Spouse) Chicago, IL $200,000
HSM Americas, Inc. (Spouse) New York, NY $175,000
Deloitte Services LP (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
Highland Capital (Spouse) New York, NY $175,000
TD Ameritrade (Spouse) Las Vegas, NV $200,000
American Express (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
World Market Center SPE, LLC (Spouse) Las Vegas, NV $175,000
UBS Wealth Management (Spouse) Dallas, TX $165,000
Jeffries & Company, Inc. (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
Magic Dreams Productions, Inc. (Spouse) Panama City, Panama $325,000
Fundo Comunitario of Keren Hayesod Sao Paulo (Spouse) Sao Paulo, Brazil $200,000
World 50, Inc. (Spouse) New York, NY $175,000
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
UBS Wealth Management (Spouse) Los Angeles, CA $150,000
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Spouse) $200,000
Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCOC) (Spouse) Toronto, Canada $175,000
Beaumont Health Systems (Spouse) Troy, MI $260,000
HCL America, Inc. (Spouse) Orlando, FL $200,000
Hualuo CEO Forum (Spouse) Shanghai, China $550,000
Telefonaktiebolagel LM Ericsson AB (Spouse) Hong Kong, China $750,000
Masie Center (Spouse) Orlando, FL $200,000
Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) (Spouse) Boston, MA $175,000
Defense Research Institute (DRI) (Spouse) Washington, DC $204,000
Silicon Valley Information Business Alliance (SVIBA) (Spouse), Santa Clara, CA $200,000
City of Surrey (Spouse) Surrey, BC, Canada $175,000
American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) (Spouse) Las Vegas, NV $200,000
Achmea (Spouse) Achlum, Holland $600,000
Yum! Restaurants International (Spouse) Vancouver, Canada $160,000
Highstar Capital (Spouse) Washington, DC $175,000
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) (Spouse) $255,000
Cambridge Energy Research Associates $175,000
Business and Finance Media Group (Spouse) $125,000
The Philharmonic Center for the Arts (Spouse) $200,000
Kuwait America Foundation (Spouse) $175,000
RSA, Security Division of EMC (Spouse) San Francisco, CA $175,000
Hualuo CEO Forum (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
Barclays Capital (Spouse), Davos, Switzerland $325,000
Tanmiah Commercial Group (Spouse) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia $300,000
Bridgestone America Tire Operations (Spouse) Huntington Beach, CA $175,000
Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) (Spouse) Chicago, IL $170,000
Cisco Systems, Inc. (Spouse) Kiawah Island, SC $210,000
Leaders and Company Ltd. (THISDAY Newspaper Group) (Spouse) Lagos, Nigeria $700,000
Center for Global Dialogue and Cooperation (CGDC) (Spouse) Vienna, Austria $500,000
Ilau BBA USA Securities, Inc. (Spouse) New York, NY $175,000
TD Bank (Spouse) Fredericton and Antigonish, Canada $260,000
Fidelity Investments (Spouse) Orlando, FL $175,000
The National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (NCCBH) (Spouse) San Diego, CA $260,000
HSBC Securities (USA) Inc. (Spouse) Key Largo, FL $200,000
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association (PhRMA) (Spouse) Jersey City, NJ $200,000
Goldman Sachs (Spouse) New York, NY $200,000
Whisky Productions (Spouse) Grand Cayman $225,000
Nideias Comunicacao Ilimitada Ltda (Spouse) Manaus, Brazil $390,000
JP Morgan Custody Account (Cash) $50,001 - $100,000
Random House (Spouse) - My Life $50,001 - $100,000
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance (Cash Value - Whole Life Policy) (Spouse) $5,001 - $15,000
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance (Cash Value - Whole Life Policy) $5,001 - $15,000
Simon & Schuster, Inc. - Living History $2,501 - $5,000
US Treas NTS 4.875% 8/15/16 BOND $2,501 - $5,000
US Treas NTS 4.625% MAT 2/29/12 Bond $1,001 - $2,500
Fed Home Ln MTG 4.875% 11/15/13 Bond $201 - $1,000
US Treas NTS 5.00% 2/15/11 BOND $201 - $1,000
SOURCE http://www.davemanuel.com/pols/hillary-clinton/
Plus the skeptical look on Diane's face was priceless.
Wonder if (gag) “the studious defender of law” AG Holder is looking into the Clinton’s non-profit?
Maybe Lois Lerner could be called back into service?
she took the white house silver?
Yes, among other things...
So THAT’S why they stole the silverware.
LoL
In that picture, she looks like a fatter version of “Mini-me.”
Oh Cry me a river you lying old hag.
Johnny Chung and the Klintons all know where the secret Chinese money is deposited.
Of course they are broke....grifters are always broke....
Next we will hear how she was a poor black child in Arkansas....
The klintoon family is a criminal operation. Their worthless daughter fits right in. They all should be exiled and their assets seized for their many, many (and ongoing) crimes.
Whoa! But what difference does it make? Why? How many people has she killed? Who? Let me take my shoes off! Hey, stop me if you heard this one: Canklesaurus Regina was stumping through the jungle when ....
4/4/08
Hillary and Bill Clinton got rich quick after leaving the White House, pulling in $111 million in total income from 2000 through last year, according to tax documents posted Friday evening on her presidential campaign’s website.
From the combined $358,000 they reported in 2000 to the $16 million they earned in 2001, their income increased by nearly 50 times in the first year after Bill Clinton left office, highlighting the lucrative opportunities awaiting former presidents.
The speaking circuit was especially good to Bill Clinton, who earned nearly $52 million from it, including millions in foreign income. And the two books each penned yielded more than $40 million, including an eye-popping $15 million advance paid to Bill Clinton for his 2004 autobiography, “My Life.” That’s $3 million more than what had been previously reported – which at the time was believed to be the largest book advance ever.
Hillary Clinton’s two books – the autobiography “Living History” and “It Takes a Village” – yielded $10.5 million. She paid $893,000 in “collaboration fees and expenses” (for assistance in researching and writing her autobiography), as well as $5,000 for a Lexis/Nexis subscription and Internet access.
When you add the book hauls to the more than $1 million she received in salary since taking office in 2001 as a senator from New York, it’s clear she had more than enough money to loan $5 million to her cash-strapped presidential campaign in the run-up to the Feb. 5 Super Tuesday contests.
The documents were eagerly anticipated by reporters, opposition researchers and gadflies of all stripes in part because it was unclear where she got the coin to back her February claim that the loan came “from my money. That’s where I got the money.”
The 221 pages of documents released Friday – actually 220 pages of tax returns for 2000 through 2006, plus a one-page summary of the couple’s 2007 taxes – came after weeks of pressure from opponents, who have long accused the Clintons of having a penchant for secrecy
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9393.html
NOBODY had to ‘help’ them buy a house!
$400k X 8 years = $3,200,000., Three MILLIION bucks.
During that time, they had ALL of their expenses paid for them by... oh yeah, YOU and ME.
This is ASSUMING they’re not LYING; that they were broke prior to this.
Please... GOVERNOR of a state, BROKE??? Come on now...
The clintoons have NEVER been broke since we’ve been hearing about them.
I can’t believe there are ANY Americans who don’t understand that the clintons lie -WHENEVER they speak. Hillary especially. She’s addicted to lying.
This is 100% B.S.
“I never had a nickel to my name until I got out of the White House, and now I’m a millionaire, the most favored person for the Washington Republicans,” Clinton told a friendly audience in Kentucky last fall. “I get a tax cut every year, no matter what our needs are.”
Indeed, the Clintons — who left the White House with an estimated $12 million in legal debts rung up during the Whitewater, campaign fundraising and Monica S. Lewinsky investigations — are worth an estimated $10 million to $50 million, according to Hillary Clinton’s most recent disclosure form. That is attributable primarily to the speaking fees and to the seven-figure book deals that both Clintons signed shortly after leaving the White House.
The fortune they have amassed gives the Clintons a nest egg for the first time, and it allows them to tap into that wealth for a campaign if Hillary Clinton, as expected, forgoes public financing in her race for president. It also suggests a sometimes close connection between their personal finances and her political career.
Many of Bill Clinton’s six-figure speeches have been made to companies whose employees and political action committees have been among Hillary Clinton’s top backers in her Senate campaigns. The New York investment giant Goldman Sachs paid him $650,000 for four speeches in recent years. Its employees and PAC have given her $270,000 since 2000 — putting it second on the list of her most generous political patrons.
The banking firm Citigroup, whose employees and PAC have been Hillary Clinton’s top source of campaign donations, with more than $320,000, paid her husband $250,000 for a speech in France in 2004. Last year, it committed $5.5 million for Clinton’s Global Initiative to help encourage entrepreneurship and financial education among the poor.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/22/AR2007022202189.html
Plus the skeptical look on Diane’s face was priceless
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I probably would have ‘enjoyed’ that.
I am NOT a fan of Sawyer, Hillary etc so not much of my ‘invaluable’ time is wasted watching them.
Lest one accuse me of not ‘liking’ females etc, I have the same feeling for most (if not all) the TV ‘Sunday shows’ and most anything from CNN, MSNBC and their ilk - FOX is making that list rather quickly.
And now they’re a couple of the richest people in the world. They’re geniuses!
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