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- 'Bill Clinton Inc' In a 12-page memo written by Doug Band, a longtime aide to Bill Clinton, he describes using his consulting firm to raise money for the Clinton Global Initiative as well as direct personal income for the former president.
- 'Terrible instincts' On the same day that news of a private email server broke, John Podesta, who later became her campaign chairman, emailed Neera Tanden, who worked for the Clinton campaign in 2008 and has remained a close adviser, to complain about Mrs Clinton's "instincts".
- What Obama knew about Clinton private email. Image source, Pete Souza. Image caption, Clinton had exchanged emails with the president using her private email.
- Morocco 'quid pro quo' Mrs Clinton's aide Huma Abedin, usually known for her unflinching loyalty, was blunt in her criticism of her boss over a Clinton Foundation summit in Morocco.
Hillary Clinton Email Archive. On March 16, 2016 WikiLeaks launched a searchable archive for over 30 thousand emails & email attachments sent to and from Hillary Clinton's private email server while she was Secretary of State.
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Oct 20, 2016 · Over the last two weeks, Julian Assange’s whistleblower platform WikiLeaks has published about 20,000 pages of emails illegally stolen from John Podesta, Clinton’s campaign chair. The ...
- Clinton Foundation event at Goldman Sachs. In a May 2014 email, Clinton’s soon-to-be campaign manager Robby Mook called it “troubling” that Goldman Sachs had been selected to host an upcoming Clinton Foundation event.
- Clinton’s Keystone response. In August, 2015, senior aides to Hillary Clinton debated intensely how to react to the Obama administration’s decision to reject the Keystone Pipeline, which they had heard was imminent.
- Challenging Trey Gowdy. In March 2015, the Clinton campaign brass wondered whether they could recruit a friendly lawmaker to question House Benghazi investigators’ attempts to force Clinton to release her emails.
- ‘Clinton Cash’ rapid response. Clinton’s team scrambled in the spring of 2015 to reaction to allegations made about the Clinton Foundation in “Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich.”
- Apparent transcripts of Clinton’s paid speeches to Goldman Sachs (We say ‘apparent’ because the Clinton campaign will not authenticate the documents, suggesting some could be fakes planted by the hackers) revealed she was on friendly terms with Wall Street executives.
- Clinton once said that politicians need to have “both a public and a private” position. An earlier WikiLeaks release of excerpts from Clinton’s private speeches to banks showed that she once spoke about the necessity of having “both a public and a private position” on controversial political issues.
- Clinton’s campaign was worried that certain parts of her paid speeches could harm her candidacy. Clinton campaign research director, Tony Carrk, emailed other members of the team in January 2016 flagging excerpts of her speeches that he thought could prove problematic.
- Bad blood ran deep between Chelsea Clinton and her father’s top Clinton Global Initiativeaide. Doug Band, a former top advisor and close confidante of President Bill Clinton, called Chelsea Clinton a “spoiled brat” in a 2011 email to top Hillary Clinton aides Podesta and Cheryl Mills.
Some or all of the Podesta emails were subsequently obtained by WikiLeaks, which published over 20,000 pages of emails, allegedly from Podesta, in October and November 2016. Podesta and the Clinton campaign have declined to authenticate the emails. [3]
Oct 8, 2016 · WikiLeaks released a trove of emails apparently hacked from Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman email account, unleashing thousands of messages that reveal for the first time excerpts of Clinton’s paid speeches — including those delivered before Wall Street — that were flagged as problematic or potentially damaging.
