There has been so much shit coming out for the last 20 years, I can't imagine more!!!
On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 3:34 PM, Travis <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > *The untold horrifying tales of Hillary’s time in the White House > <http://nypost.com/2016/06/27/the-untold-horrifying-tales-of-hillarys-time-in-the-white-house/>* > > By John Crudele <http://nypost.com/author/john-crudele/> > > June 27, 2016 | 7:56pm > > [image: Description: Description: democratic_convention] > > Modal Trigger > <http://nypost.com/2016/06/27/the-untold-horrifying-tales-of-hillarys-time-in-the-white-house/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=NY%2520Post%2520Newsletter&utm_source=Sailthru> > [image: > Description: Description: The untold horrifying tales of Hillary’s time in > the White House] > > Hillary Clinton in 2008 Photo: AP > > Hillary Clinton was a White House monster when she was first lady. > > That’s the assertion in a new book called “Crisis of Character > <https://www.amazon.com/Crisis-Character-Discloses-Firsthand-Experience/dp/1455568872?tag=nypost-20>” > by Gary Byrne, which hits stores Tuesday. > > One of Hillary the Monster’s favorite targets was Vince Foster, according > to Byrne, a member of the Secret Service who was stationed in the White > House during the Clinton administration. > > Foster was the lawyer who relocated to Washington from Arkansas after his > childhood pal, Bill Clinton, was elected president. > > “Word circulated that (Hillary Clinton) berated (Foster) mercilessly … I > knew what it was like to be yelled at by superiors, but Mrs. Clinton never > hesitated to launch a tirade,” wrote Byrne. > > Byrne doesn’t know the half of it — which I’m now going to tell you. > > Foster committed suicide in McLean, Va.’s, Fort Marcy Park on July 20, > 1993. The 48-year-old shot himself in the head. Friends later reported that > he was very — maybe even clinically — depressed. > > At the time, there were suspicions of murder and coverups. Foster had, > after all, been involved in many of the Clintons’ questionable financial > transactions, both as their lawyer and as a participant in those deals. And > those deals were getting increasingly embarrassing for the Clintons as well > as others in Arkansas and Washington. > > All of the deals came to be known by the name of just one — Whitewater. > > I was investigating the Clintons back then for The Post because this > started out mainly as a financial story — a big one. And toward the end of > the 1990s, I got to see a large number of documents from the Whitewater > investigation, most of which have not been seen by outsiders. > > So now I’m going to add to Byrne’s stories about Hillary. Most of this > stuff has, until now, been overlooked because the focus has been on Bill > Clinton and his sexual shenanigans back then. > > Some of you will argue that this is ancient history and shouldn’t be > dredged up. But whenever someone runs for the highest office in the > country, their whole life becomes relevant. > > Hillary has rightly raised some ancient bankruptcies of Donald Trump, her > likely Republican foe. It’s relevant. > > Before they got to the White House, Hillary and Foster were good friends. > Some suspected they were even more than that, evidenced by the fact that > Foster was caught slapping Hillary’s backside at a birthday party one night > at a Little Rock bar. > > That story was told to me more than 15 years ago by Arkansas state > troopers who witnessed it and thought the two were having an affair, > although they didn’t have any hard evidence. > > Lisa Foster, Vince’s widow, was even asked by an investigator about the > relationship between Hillary and her late husband but she refused to > discuss it. The investigator thought that was suspicious, but Lisa > threatened to stop talking unless the subject was changed. “Her face got > red and she was a little upset,” said the investigator of Foster. > > So it must have been a shock to Vince Foster when he got to the White > House in an exalted position, thrilled that his old friend had won the > presidency and his good pal, Hillary, was also in a position of power — > only to be put down by her at every turn. > > Lisa Foster told the investigator that Vince “couldn’t laugh, couldn’t > smile” during his time at the White House. “He was from a law firm [the > Rose Law firm] where they would handle one thing at a time. Suddenly, he’s > got 40 things going on at one time,” the investigator told me. > > Among those multiple things on his plate were probes of the Clintons’ > firing of workers in the White House travel office, the Whitewater > transaction, other financial transactions of the Clintons and likely > testimony before Congress. > > Vince Foster even made an appointment with a psychiatrist shortly before > he died, but he killed himself before that meeting. > > A suicide note was found — but not until six days after he died. And it > was suspiciously located in his briefcase, torn to pieces with one piece > missing. The briefcase was supposedly searched right after his death and — > again presumably — no suicide note was discovered. > > The contents of the note were never released and Lisa refused to discuss > the matter with an investigator. There were rumors that it wasn’t even a > suicide note — that it was just the ramblings of a disgruntled White House > insider written well before he took his life. > > People in Whitewater special prosecutor Ken Starr’s office had a lot of > questions about the note. > > Specifically, they wanted to know why Bill Clinton was told about the note > so much later than Hillary was told. Bernie Nussbaum, counsel to the > president, told Hillary about the note and “she had said he should handle > it and was emotional,” according to a previously undisclosed document from > Starr’s office. > > “Nussbaum did not say whether he had actually shown HRC [Hillary Rodham > Clinton] the note,” according to the document. > > On July 27 — seven days after Foster’s suicide — there was a meeting about > the note. Lisa Foster was heading to Washington later that day and “[White > House chief of staff Mack] McLarty was present when Lisa came to the White > House and saw the note. She was more composed than he expected,” according > to the document. > > President Clinton was apparently busy that day and still hadn’t been told > of the note. McLarty eventually told him. “Mack does not believe the > president knew about the note before he told him,” the Starr document said. > McLarty was asked: “Does it puzzle you that the first lady had not told the > president about the note? and Mack said, ‘No.’ ” > > Hillary has a lot of secrets and others will be coming out over the next > few months. 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