[a little elbow grease]

Kessel’s inadvertent admissions, meanwhile, track closely with comments made in 2008 written by a private lawyer named Kumiki Gibson – who the Clinton Foundation hired to study its governance. Gibson flagged concerns over improper commingling of charitable and private business.

“The work of the Foundation and the President are intertwined in a way that creates confusion at, and undermines the work of, the Foundation at virtually every level,” he wrote, warning that such actions pose “reputational and legal challenges, and with confusion, inefficiencies and waste.”

[jeffc]

...he wrote, warning that such actions pose “reputational and legal challenges, and with confusion, inefficiencies and waste.” (emphasis mine)

That's by design, for plausible deniability...