The Uncovered Truth About Hillary Clinton That Everyone Needs to Know About

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In 2014, the Washington Free Beacon released audio tapes from a 1975 case in which 41-year-old Thomas Alfred Taylor was accused of raping a 12-year-old girl. His defense attorney? None other than Hillary Clinton, herself.

During trial, Hillary Clinton was able to exonerate a pair of bloody underwear as legitimate evidence against the defendant. Ultimately, Hillary won the case for Taylor when the charges were reduced from “rape in the first degree” to “unlawful fondling of a minor under the age of fourteen”.

After the case was closed, the 12-year-old rape victim stated that Hillary Clinton had “taken her through hell.”

The audio tapes in which Hillary Clinton can be heard provide several hours of interviews led by Reporter Roy Reed nearly a decade after the case. These recordings shed light on disturbing behavior, as Hillary Clinton playfully admits that she knew her client was guilty….and laughs lightly at the matter a handful of times.

You can listen to the Hillary Clinton Audio Tapes here.

“I had him take a polygraph, which he passed — which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs,” (laughter).” — Hillary Clinton, 1980s

Whitewater

The Whitewater scandal was the first allegation of corruption against the Clinton family. It began in 1992 with the Clinton’s investment in a failed real estate property, Whitewater Development.

Hillary and Bill Clinton partnered with good friend James McDougal to buy the property for building and selling vacation homes. After quitting his government job, McDougal became the owner of a small Arkansas bank and lent Hillary Clinton $30,000 to build a model home on the Whitewater property.

In 1984, federal investigators began to question the legitimacy of Mcdougal’s savings and loan association, Madison Guaranty. McDougal hired Rose Law Firm, where Hillary Clinton was a partner, for legal defense. Witnesses at the firm later stated that Hillary Clinton requested the destruction of Madison land contract files, in which Whitewater would have been included.

In 1989, McDougal was indicted on fraud charges, particularly for making $130,000 worth of bad loans that were funneled through Whitewater Development.

Federal investigators sent a refferal to the Justice Department, which identified the Clinton’s as suspected “beneficiaries” of McDougal’s illegal activity. This referral was later denied by attorney Paula Casey, who coincidentally was a former law student of Bill Clinton.

In February of this year, 32 pages of 1998 documents, titled “HRC Order of Proof”, were released. These documents explained in great detail the evidence that would have been used against Hillary Clinton for the Whitewater scandal had she been indicted. The names and relevancy of 121 key witnesses were cited.

Watch this video.

Travelgate

After the 1993 election of Bill Clinton as President of the United States, suspicion arose around Hillary Clinton after seven employees in the White House’s Travel Office were fired and replaced with individuals who had ties to the Clinton family. It was later proved that Hillary lied under oath about the situation to investigators who looked into the case.

in 1996, a released memo by a former presidential aide placed Hillary Clinton at the center of the travelgate scandal. The memo stated:

“we both know there would be hell to pay if we failed to take swift and decisive action in conformity with the First Lady’s wishes.”

At the time, Billy Dale was the Director of the Travel Office and had been an employee at the White House for over 32 years. He had graciously served under several previous presidents starting with John F. Kennedy in 1961.

Under the Clinton presidency, Dale received a call from a gentleman who was a partner of the Clinton’s close friend Harry Thomason at a travel agency called TRM. This man asked if it was possible for him to get involved with the White House’s Charter business. As the director of the Travel Office, this responsibility fell directly under Dale’s position. He kindly declined this man’s inquiry. It was later found that Hillary Clinton herself had spoken to Harry Thomason on several occasions about having him take over the charter arrangements in the White House.

Shortly after, Billy Dale and six other employees in the travel office were fired and locked out of their offices. Dale was then accused of embezzling $14,000 that he couldn’t account for. The logs for this sum of money had suddenly gone missing.

Dale’s case went to trial in the fall of 1995 and a group of journalists who had known Dale on a personal level testified in his defense. The jury found Dale not guilty in a matter of hours.

Ultimately, the office of the final report found that Hillary Clinton’s sworn testimony was “factually inaccurate”. It’s highly suspected that Hillary made it look like Dale had engaged in criminal behavior in order to have probable cause to fire him.

Watch the full video about the Travelgate scandal.

Benghazi

On September 11, 2012, four Americans were killed by radical Islamic terrorists in a planned invasion of the US Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Those men were Officer Sean Smith, Libyan Ambassador Christopher Stevens, and former Navy SEALs Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty.

During the attack, the CIA Annex, located just miles away, received a distress call. As the U.S Consulate was doused in gasoline and lit to flames, the men who were barricaded inside announced via radio, “If you don’t get here soon, we’re all going to die.”

At that time, Hillary Clinton held the position of carrying out foreign policies as Secretary of State — head of the State Department.

When the attack began at approximately 3:42 pm, the State Department in Washington, D.C. was informed right away. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the committee that investigated the attacks, said that despite orders from the Defense Secretary to enact a rescue mission, no U.S military force was ever deployed that night. Nothing and no one was on its way to save those men.

After the tragic events, Hillary Clinton informed the public — and the families of the deceased — that the attack was a direct result of an “awful internet video”. Please watch this video of Charles Woods revealing what Hillary Clinton had said to him following the death of his son.

The 800-page in-depth report of the Benghazi investigation states that she told her daughter, the same night of the attack, that she knew it was a premeditated and motivated by terrorism.

The report also states:

“There was no mention of the video from the agents on the ground. Greg Hicks — one of the last people to talk to Chris Stevens before he died — said there was virtually no discussion about the video in Libya leading up to the attacks.”

Through investigation, it was discovered that the State Department, led by Hillary Clinton, had been notified, more than once, of the security risks at the U.S Consulate in Libya well in advance. In the months leading up to the attack, ten major security threats took place in Benghazi against Western targets. No actions to increase security were ever taken.

The Emails

Through the federal investigation of Hillary Clinton for the Benghazi attacks, it was found that the Secretary of State continuously used a private email account and server while handling classified material. Because she wasn’t using the government’s server, there were many emails unaccounted for after the House Select Committee on Benghazi requested to see them.

Hillary Clinton defended her actions by stating that she used the private email address for convenience so that she would only have to use one device to access her emails. The FBI later found that she had used multiple devices throughout her role as Secretary of state.

Throughout the investigation, 165 of Hillary Clinton’s emails were uncovered, including nearly 36 from her private email server that she failed to hand over when asked for previously.

Just this past May, an audit was released stating that Clinton and her team blatantly ignored “clear internal guidance that her email setup violated federal record-keeping standards and could have left sensitive material vulnerable to hackers.”

As the investigation continued, it was found that dozens of emails sent via Hillary Clinton’s private server contained classified information.

As the investigation began to wrap up, it was found that Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server was in fact illegal, as were the multiple false statements she made under oath.

Important: Watch Trey Gowdy question FBI director James Comey.

So…who will you vote to hold office as the next President of the United States?

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