[Liz]

According to public disclosures, by giving just 12 speeches to Wall Street banks, private equity firms, and other financial corporations, Clinton made $2,935,000 from 2013 to 2015:

GRAPHIC--The Intercept.com

<><>Clinton/s most lucrative year was 2013, right after stepping down as secretary of state....whereby she co-oped taxpayers, using State Dept information that rightfully belongs to taxpayers in order to profit herself.

<><> That year, Hillary made $2.3 million for three speeches to Goldman Sachs....plus individual speeches to Wall Street players: Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Investments, Apollo Management Holdings, UBS, Bank of America, and Golden Tree Asset Managers.

<><> The following year, she picked up $485,000 for a speech to Deutsche Bank and an address to Ameriprise.

<><>Last year, she made $150,000 from a lecture before the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

BILL CASHES IN The Associated Press notes that during Hillary Clinton’s time as secretary of state, Bill Clinton earned $17 million in talks to banks, insurance companies, hedge funds, real estate businesses, and other financial firms.

SUM TOTAL Altogether, the Clintons are estimated to have made over $139 million from paid speeches.

[Liz]

Hillary and Goldman Sachs have been BFF.

Then-US Sen Clinton and then-Sen Corzine on the Capitol steps.

EXHIBIT ONE Corzine was fresh out of Goldman Sachs executive suite, buying his NJ Senate seat office for $65 million; then buying the NJ governorship. Out of office, he ran a hedge fund where $1.5 B went missing....that employed both Bill Clinton and then-Secy of State Hillary's top aide Huma Abedin.

EXHIBIT TWO When Chelsea Clinton's husband started a hedge fund, he gained access to investors who had ties to the Clintons and to Goldman Sachs. Back in 2011, Mezvinsky, now 37, and two former Goldman Sachs'ers — Bennett Grau and Mark Mallon — began raising money for Mezvinsky's Eaglevale Partners LP hedge fund.

Some of Mezvinsky's investors included Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein. Wall Street Blankfein, a slavish Democrat supporter, said he had "always been a fan of Hillary Clinton." The WSJ reported extensively on the hedge fund's underperformance since its inception and Mezvinsky's mediocre investing and strategizing.

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EXHIBIT THREE Then-US Sen Jon Corzine (D-NJ), used his office to pass a special tax exemption for a Japanese bank he owned----his Goldman Sachs crony, Christopher Flowers---adminstrator of Sen Corzine's "blind trust"--- used Corzine's assets to takeover the Japanese bank.

LAUGH BREAK Corzine later said he "did not know" the legislation he sponsored "benefited" him.

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There's a saying in Congress---"One hand washes the other. You vote for my bill; I vote for your bill." Did Hillary vote for Corzine's legislation....giving tax breaks for a Japanese bank Corzine's "blind trust" owned? And what other Wall Street deals did Corzine make w/ Hillary to enrich himself...and her?

"Bernie, I insist you go first."

ROTFLMAO.

[Grampa Dave]

Help an old man with old eyes. What bank was the biggest donor to Shirl? Besides Shril, what iron do they have in this electional fire?

[TomGuy]

Ole BJ and Hill are making up for those times he was only earning $35,000/year as Governor of Arkansas.

"I think I had the lowest net worth of any American president in the 20th century when I took office," he told host David Gregory in an interview airing June 29, 2014, on NBC's Meet the Press.

Recall that Hillary claimed they were almost in poverty when they left the White House. [She could probably even come up with a photoshopped Food Stamps application, if she thought that would enhance her run for the White House.]

What a difference a few years of giving speeches and having a wife selling perks from the SoS office makes:

Clinton is considered the wealthiest living president and among the top-10 all-time wealthiest, with the Clintons' combined net worth at about $55 million, according to the website 24/7 Wall Street, which started evaluating the net worth of presidents in 2010.

Source: Bill Clinton: 'I had the lowest net worth of any American president in the 20th century'

[bgill]

Seriously, what could they possibly have to speak about? Nothing. Flat nothing. Especially nothing that’s worth a quarter million. It’s money laundering or pay offs and should be investigated.