MEMO: Clinton Used Foundation As Cover To Raise Cash For Their Own Benefit

The hits just keep on coming for the Clinton campaign.

The newest hit: a hacked memo from the Clinton Foundation demonstrating their plan for making the Clintons rich – all while Hillary was running the State Department. Bill Clinton aide Doug Band penned the 11-page memo, which detailed how Teneo, a consulting firm partially-owned by Band, would “ask[] and encourage[] our clients to contribute to the Foundation…Independent of our fundraising and decision-making activities on behalf of the Foundation, we have decided ourselves to helping the president secure and engage in for-profit activities.” Band called the operation “Bill Clinton Inc.”

Band explained how Teneo would solicit “in-kind services for the President and his family – for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and the like.” As the Washington Post reports, Band talked openly of a “circle of enrichment in which he raised money for the Clinton Foundation from top-tier corporations such as Dow Chemical and Coca-Cola that were clients of his firm, Teneo, while pressing many of those same donors to provide personal income to the former president.” Band made serious cash for Clinton: they’d raised $8 million for the foundation, and created contracts worth $66 million to the Clintons over the next nine years. For example, Teneo brought together Clinton and Dow chief executive Andrew Liveris, helped facilitate Dow’s donation of millions to the Clinton Foundation and tens of millions to Teneo; simultaneously, Hillary visited Northern Ireland and thanked Dow for their creation of jobs in the country.

Read the rest from Ben Shapiro HERE.

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