“I Know Where All The Bodies Are Buried”: Clinton Foundation CFO Spills Beans To Investigators

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[MNDude]

The CFO of the Clinton Foundation, thinking he was “meeting an old professional acquaintance,” admitted to investigators that the charity had widespread problems with governance, accounting and conflicts of interest, and that Bill Clinton has been commingling business and personal expenses for a long time, reports The Hill‘s John Solomon.

Clinton Foundation CFO Andrew Kessel made the admissions to investigators from MDA Analytics LLC – a firm run by “accomplished ex-federal criminal investigators,” who have been probing the Clinton Foundation for some time.

[ClearCase_guy]

While some of the documents MDA submitted were marked as attorney-client privileged, Danik doesn’t think that should be an issue for federal investigators – given that since special counsel Robert Mueller “got the OK to investigate Michael Cohen and his attorney-client communications with President Trump, I imagine that hurdle could be overcome under the crime-fraud exception.”

ZING!

[a little elbow grease]

“I Know Where All The Bodies Are Buried”: Clinton Foundation CFO Spills Beans To Investigators

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Two of them haven't been buried fast enough.

;-)

[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.”

[poconopundit]

Wow, the CFO of Clinton Foundation.

Sounds like this case is about to blown wide open.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

I’ll believe it when it happens.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Must be Sean Hannity in there somewhere.

[mewzilla]

Note to the Clintons: Just because you can buy 'em doesn't mean they'll stay bought. By you, anyway.

[Blue Highway]

His body hasn’t been buried yet and will probably be the next to go before he gets investigated by FBI

[certrtwngnut]

He knows where the bodies are buried? He better be worried that his body is not the next one.

[Wilhelm Tell]

And in this case, “where the bodies are buried” is more than a figure of speech.

[Blue Highway]

More than likely it will be “oops, we didn’t know we couldn’t do that” and then potential prosecutors will be like, “ Nothing to see here” or “This is a non prosecutable offense”

[PapaBear3625]

“I Know Where All The Bodies Are Buried”

People who say that about the Clintons have a nasty habit of joining the buried bodies. Just ask Ron Brown.

[BwanaNdege]

“Bill Clinton mixes and matches his personal business with that of the foundation. Many people within the foundation have tried to caution him about this but he does not listen, and there really is no talking to him.”

"It's good to be King!"

/S

[Blue Highway]

Or that the Clinton Foundation lacked “candor”. Or the Clinton Foundation isn’t guilty until we can determine what the definition of “is” is.

[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...

[slapshot]

Throwing Clinonistas under the bus to cement the ascendancy of Dear Leader’s minions. Didn’t work out too well for Trotskyites in their spat with Stalinists.

[ClearCase_guy]

"And we're almost out of room!"

[Teacher317]

and that Bill Clinton has been commingling business and personal expenses for a long time

This is HUGE, actually. Some team of really slimy lawyers (but I repeat myself) who want to target Deep Pocket$ can now represent anyone suing Bill Clinton, even in civil court (paging Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broadderick, Paula Jones, etc), and can attach the billions in the Clinton Foundation, as Bill has "pierced the corporate veil", and allowed those dollars to be part of any lawsuit against him.

Hopefully someone picks up on this soon.

[FamiliarFace]

Me too. I expect that statutes of limitations will apply to any charges, and it will all go away very soon.