We\u2019ve all heard about the latest Clintoon email revelations.\u00a0 Everyone\u2019s probably also heard by now that the FBI has reopened their Clintoon email investigation due to a Weiner-related discovery.\u00a0 (smile)<\/p>\n
But for Clintoon, that\u2019s likely not her only potential major legal issue.\u00a0 You see, it seems that the FBI has also been quietly pursuing its investigation of the Clintoon Foundation\u2019s finances over the past year also \u2013 even though there appears to have been substantial pressure from the Department of Justice to either \u201cslow-roll\u201d or squash it<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Indeed, the FBI\u2019s investigation of the Clintoon Foundation is reportedly now \u201chigh priority\u201d<\/a><\/em>.\u00a0 One media outlet has gone so far to cite FBI internal sources as saying that a pay-for-pay indictment regarding the Clintoon Foundation is now \u201clikely\u201d, \u201cbarring obstruction in some way\u201d by the Justice Department<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n The FBI apparently isn’t the only agency investigating the Clintoon Foundation, either.\u00a0 Turns out the IRS also is investigating the Clintoon Foundation – with focus on its tax status<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Follow the money, indeed.<\/p>\n Oh, and FBI sources also say with high confidence that Clintoon\u2019s email server appears to have been hacked by at least five (!) Foreign Intelligence Services.\u00a0 So it’s a virtual certainty that anything that was stored on that server is now in the possession of multiple foreign nations.\u00a0 Nice.<\/p>\n And while we’re discussing Clintoon email issues: it also seems as if both Justice Department and State Department officials were in contact with Clintoon campaign officials concerning the matter. State department officials appear to have coordinated with the Clintoon campaign concerning the department’s position<\/em><\/a> on her use of “private” email before the matter was revealed to the public<\/em>.<\/p>\n Specifically, it appears as if the Clintoon campaign was provided an advance copy of a State department statement or press release on the matter – and both requested and got at least one change to the draft release before it was made public<\/u>. It also appears that at least one senior Justice department official later tipped John Podesta, her campaign manager, that another senior Justice department official would be testifying before Congress shortly and was \u201c(l)ikely to get questions on State Department emails.\u201d<\/p>\n Stay tuned.\u00a0 The next few days \u2013 along with the weeks afterwards \u2013 could end up being one helluva bumpy ride.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"