To Bill Clinton, he and Hillary are being as transparent as they’ve ever been.
But, that’s not saying much, as the Clintons are some of the shadiest politicians in the country. And what’s even shadier than them? Their “foundation.”
Former President Bill Clinton defended his family’s charitable foundation, insisting that there was no pay-to-play activity between donors to the foundation and her work at the State Department — citing the “best of my knowledge.”
“I believe, first of all, we’ve been as transparent as we can be,” Clinton said in an interview with CBS anchor Charlie Rose aired on Monday evening.
“I have said to the best of my knowledge nobody ever got anything from the State Department because they supported the Clinton Foundation,” he told Rose. “If they did and it was inappropriate, I would say that was wrong too. I have proved that I’m not averse to apologizing for things that I think were wrong. So I am unaware of that.”
Clinton indicated that leveraging personal relationships between professionals and government was “just the way the national government works,” but again stated “to the best of my knowledge” it never happened.
So to the best of Bill’s knowledge, they’re being as transparent and honest as possible. Rightttttttttt!
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