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...New York Times Bestselling author Ed Klein has revealed on The Sean Hannity Show that sources have confirmed to him that not only is The Clinton Foundation under federal investigation, but also at least one Clinton Foundation insider is prepared to testify in a court of law against Hillary.

Reports of legal troubles for the foundation began last week when The Daily Caller reported that a joint FBI-US Attorney probe of The Clinton Foundation is currently underway. The charge is supported by a number of emails recently released by Judicial Watch, which suggest The Clinton Foundation engaged in pay-for-play while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State.

"We are a long way from Hillary Clinton sliding into The White House without having some real serious legal problems before this election," Klein told Hannity...

- Klein confirmed that the ongoing investigation is being led by Preet Bharara, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York...

Bharara is reportedly working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and two other District Attorneys, one in Little Rock, Arkansas, and another in Washington D.C....

- According to Klein, Comey and Bharara have been in contact for months on the subject of Hillary Clinton's public corruption with the Clinton Foundation while she was Secretary of State.

- Sources have confirmed to Klein that Bharara has lined up several witnesses who are willing to testify. According to Klein, at least one of those sources used to work for the Clinton Foundation, and would have first-hand knowledge of any pay-to-play which occurred.

"Your sources are telling you that witnesses were said to be willing to testify that this was a quid pro quo--in other words that she sold access to her office?" Sean asked.

"That's my understanding from my sourcing," Klein responded.

- Klein also claims to have spoken to three State Department employees that worked closely with Hillary Clinton while she was Secretary of State, who personally witnessed her dealing with State Department business.

"They actually overheard her talking on the phone to a donor," Klein explained. If true, Clinton's actions would be a violation of a "memorandum of understanding" she signed prior to taking office, in which she promised to the Obama administration that she would not to engage in business connected to the foundation.

"I'm not predicting this is going to happen," Klein concluded. "All I'm saying is that the heat is on right now. Whether or not it's going to flame into a real serious law case, who knows. Will Preet Bharara do the right thing? I hope so."

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Hillary Clinton will get a chance to explain why she continued to use her secret home email account for government business in defiance of repeated security warnings from her underlings — just some of the 25 questions she’ll have to answer, in writing and under oath, to a federal court.

Judicial Watch, a conservative public interest law firm, submitted the 25 questions to Mrs. Clinton Tuesday, and she now has a month to respond under the procedure set by Judge Emmet G. Sullivan.

Among the questions are who “recommended” that she use a secret email account in the first place, whether she ever told the officials responsible for archiving records that she had the secret account, and what steps she took after attempts to hack her account.

Mrs. Clinton could also have to answer whether she destroyed work-related emails.

“These are simple questions about her email system that we hope will finally result in straightforward answers, under oath, from Hillary Clinton,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement as he released the 25 questions.

Mrs. Clinton eschewed a state.gov account during her time in office and instead used an account tied to a server she kept at her home in New York. That arrangement effectively thwarted open-records laws and shielded her communications from public view for more than six years.

After prodding by Congress, the State Department demanded she return her emails, and she turned over about 30,000 messages she said were work-related, and said she deleted another 30,000 that were personal — and then wiped her server.

The FBI, after a yearlong investigation, recovered thousands of work-related messages it said Mrs. Clinton failed to turn over, and said there may have been others that investigators were unable to recover thanks to Mrs. Clinton’s thoroughness in wiping the server...

The FBI turned over some 15,000 messages it recovered that it said Mrs. Clinton didn’t turn over to the government. It’s unclear how many of those are personal, but at least several dozen are related to the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack, department lawyers told a federal judge Tuesday.

The State Department is now fending off a barrage of requests to go through the 15,000 messages and release them ahead of the election.

The campaign of GOP presidential nominee Donald J. Trump said the surfacing of additional Benghazi emails was troubling.

“Hillary Clinton swore before a federal court and told the American people she handed over all of her work-related emails. If Clinton did not consider emails about something as important as Benghazi to be work-related, one has to wonder what is contained in the other emails she attempted to wipe from her server,” said Jason Miller, a spokesman for the campaign.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Hannity. *snicker*

The dailycaller felches asswipe. then ed klein, a disgraced propagandist known for factless shitbreathing at a gargantuan level, gets the inside scoop from the US attorneys and FBI director (we have been over this form of shitgobbling nutsuckers, didnt happen) and it is all revealed on hannity, another known cockgargler.

Yeah, no.

See pages 1-84 of this thread. No. Uh Uh, felch of the lowest quality.

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ORIGINAL: klmpong

" and not one wisp of fact or proof of wrongdoing" ????? really????
Just gouge your eyes out now. you obviously have no use for them.

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ORIGINAL: bounty44

he's an impotent broken record AND he's got a hard-on for Hillary, which is ironic given the first part of the sentence.