Summary of Clinton Cash: by Peter Schweizer

Includes Analysis

De: Instaread

Narrado por: Sam Scholl

Duración: 24 m

Resumen del Editor

Peter Schweizer's Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich is an exposé of the business dealings of Bill and Hillary Clinton between 2001 and 2015. The Clintons and their foundation have both been enriched by money from dubious sources. The payments the Clintons received as speaking fees and the funds they accepted as donations to the Clinton Foundation may have led Hillary to alter US policy when she served as senator and secretary of state. This pattern of possible corruption should be investigated by law enforcement.

Bill was governor of Arkansas from 1978 to 1981 and from 1983 to 1992. While Arkansas governor, he and his wife were involved in suspicious financial and real estate dealings involving the Whitewater Corporation, in a foreshadowing of later ethical questions. Others connected to the deal were prosecuted and convicted, but no charges were ever brought against the Clintons.

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Fantastic Summary (& Book)

I highly recommend this summary & book.

The author, Peter Schweizer, wrote a fantastic book about the corrupt Clintons.

I also read the book and the graphic novel—both better than this summary—and this summary is fantastic.

How in the world do the Clintons have so much power while being so corrupt?

Overall comments?
Very good listen. The narrator does a great job.

Would you consider the audio edition to be better than the full book?
No. Although this is a fantastic summary of the book, I highly recommend the full book. Why? When I listened to the full book, there were so many times that I wanted to scream and cry! When Schweizer goes into details about how the Clintons ripped off the poor people in Haiti, I wanted to both scream and cry for the people. The details that are left out (to be a summary) make this quick listen less impactful. However, it’s still a great summary.