Revealed: Clinton Foundation whistleblowers have been working with FBI and IRS since last year

American Thinker ^ | 12/07/2018 | Thomas Lifson

[SeekAndFind]

The reckoning for the Clintons I have dreamed of for a quarter of a century finally approaches with whistleblowing and documents about the slush fund known as the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. The ability of the Clintons to blow off charges of criminality will be crippled by the latest evidence revealed to be in the hands of prosecutors. With the former first couple humiliated by their inability to draw a decent crowd anymore, and plenty of other Democrats anxious to move on and put this embarrassment behind them, it is starting to look like karma finally is catching up with them.

John Solomon of The Hill reveals the story that has been percolating for a long time, but kept tightly under wraps – because that is what serious prosecutors do, especially when grand juries are poring over evidence and issuing indictments that remain sealed until the right moment comes. The trigger for the story coming out now probably is a House subcommittee hearing scheduled next week by Mark Meadows, chair of the House Freedom Caucus while the GOP still can set the agenda of House hearings.  

…a GOP-led congressional subcommittee, led by Rep. Mark Meadows(N.C.), is planning to hold a hearing next week to review the work of John Huber, the special U.S attorney named a year ago to investigate all things Clinton.

It turns out that whistleblowers inside and outside the Clinton Foundation have amassed “6,000 pages of evidence attached to a whistleblower submission filed secretly more than a year ago with the IRS and FBI.” And among that evidence can be found: 

…internal legal reviews that the foundation conducted on itself in 2008 and 2011.

[Ancesthntr]

“This is how you bring down the Mob. Insiders flip and give testimony against the higher ups to save themselves.”

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Witnesses have to be protected from accidents, or new ones won’t come forward. My father, when he was in grade school, knew a son of Abe Reles, one of the most feared assassins employed by Murder, Inc. Reles was in police custody, set to testify against Albert Anastasia that very day, and “fell” out of a window of a room guarded by 5 cops. Dad said that everyone heard about it in the morning papers, and that the son was out that day and never seen again by his classmates.

The ex-CFO needs to make sure that his life insurance is fully paid up, has an accident rider, and that his will and funeral plans are fully updated. Just sayin’.

[Professional]

What? But Sessions was sleeping, how could this be?

[Liz]

Oh please.......a president has an entire intel apparat at his disposal....and then some.

Besides, as a billionaire businessman, Donald was the go-to guy for pols wanting campaign donations.

They told him plenty in order to get big donations.

Donald recently teased about ousted NYAG Eric Schneiderman who got $12,000 from Donald: “what did Schneiderman tell me about Obama.”

[cherry]

it won’t end until it ends..

[Rebelbase]

Is this one of those deals where the whistleblower gets paid?

I love the irony of one of the Clinton’s former subordinates getting rich off of their downfall.

[Rebelbase]

For the fun of it because I can’t recall any, but when has the Senate Judiciary committee ever sent someone to prison?

[BiggBob]

Who said they would send someone to prison? But perhaps you want to tell us when the house has? The point is to think the investigations have to end because the Dems will control the house is idiotic.

[Rebelbase]

The last one I recall going to prison was Scooter Libby.

[gathersnomoss]

I have heard of the committee. When was the last time that the SJC found someone guilty? What was the crime and what was the punishment? We are talking about the deep state.

[BiggBob]

Really the house did that? You mean James Comey and a grand jury.

The house doesn’t convict they investigate so does the senate.

[afterhoursarmory]

The SJC doesn’t find people guilty, per se.
They uncover evidence of the wrongdoing and its up to the DOJ to step in and prosecute.

[gathersnomoss]

Thank you. So now we deal through the DOJ. No need to rush. They will get to it.....in t..i..m..e........

[pt17]

Oh, then please wake us when there’s judicial consequence instead of more twitter jabber.