Q&A hijacked: why is the media not investigating crooked Hillary?
I'm not sure Q&A; host Tony Jones expected former CNN political director Christine Dolan to turn a bash-Trump question into an answer about how the media is not investigating a crooked Hillary Clinton.
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The legendary Bob Woodward agrees that Hillary Clinton's actions, particularly with the Clinton Foundation, seems "corrupt"
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A stone-faced Hillary Clinton refused to comment on an email a top aide sent calling a Clinton Foundation quid pro quo a 'mess' of the former secretary of state's own making.
'I have nothing to say about Wikileaks, other than I think we should all be concerned about what the Russians are trying to do to our election and using Wikileaks very blatantly to try to influence the outcome of the election,' Clinton said on Saturday...
Hacked emails revealed an internal disagreement among Clinton's aides about her desire to hold a conference in Marrakech, Morocco.
The country's king made a $12 million pledge to fund the Clinton Global Initiative conference - but only if the the likely presidential candidate attended.
Top confidante Huma Abedin bluntly wrote in a January 2015 email that 'if HRC was not part of it, meeting was a non-starter.'
Then she warned: 'She created this mess and she knows it.'...
The hacked email, stolen from an account belonging to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, was among more than 4,000 posted Thursday on the website of the Wikileaks organization.
Clinton was no longer serving as secretary of state at the time of the meeting in Marrakech and did not end up attending.
Abedin told Podesta and current Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook in the leaked email that the lavish May 2015 meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative was based on a $12 million pledge from Moroccan King Mohammed VI to host the event.
'The King has personally committed approx. $12 million both for the endowment and to support the meeting,' Abedin wrote.
Clinton Foundation records do not show any direct pledge of funding from the king or government of Morocco to the charity, however...
'The condition upon which the Moroccans agreed to host the meeting was her participation,' Abedin wrote...
Clinton's decision not to attend came despite a November 2014 email in which Abedin insisted 'no matter what happens, she will be in Morocco hosting CGI on May 5-7, 2015. Her presence was a condition for the Moroccans to proceed so there is no going back on this.'
The Clinton Foundation announced just before the conference that it was tightening its policy on donations from foreign governments, agreeing to allow financial gifts only from six nations that had previously supported the foundation's health, poverty and climate change programs.
Those nations were Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom.
Politico had reported a week before that the CGI meeting was partly supported by a pledge of at least $1 million from OCP, a Moroccan phosphate export firm whose directors at the time included several top Moroccan government ministers, including the heads of the nation's foreign affairs and interior ministries.
Check Chris Wallace on this with Clinton's campaign manager, from 10:35: