Hillary Clinton Email Controversy Analysis

There's a early 2014 email from Hillary Clinton, so not

so long after she left Secretary of State, to her campaign manager, John

Podesta.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, that email, it states, uh, that

ISIL, ISIS,

is, uh, funded by Saudi

Arabia and Qatar.

Hmm.

The governments of Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Now th- this is a-- I actually, I think this is the most

significant email in the whole collection.

Hmm.

Uh, and perhaps because Saudi and Qatari

money is spread,

um,

all over the place inclu- including into many media institutions.

All serious analysts know, uh, even the US government,

uh, has

mentioned or, or agreed with that some Saudi figures

have been supporting ISIS, funding ISIS. Mm.

But the dodge has always been that,

uh, well, it's just some rogue princes-

Hmm

... using their cut of the oil money to-

Hmm

... do whatever they like, but actually the government disapproves.

But that email says that no, it is the governments of Saudi

and the government,

uh-

Hmm

... o- and Qatar, uh, that have been funding

ISIS.

The Saudis, the Qataris, the Moroccans, the

Bahrainis,

particularly the Saudis and the Qataris,

are giving all this money to the Clinton

Foundation,

uh, while Hillary Clinton

is Secretary of, of State and the State Department is

approving massive arms sales, particularly

to Saudi Arabia.

Yeah. Uh, un- under Hillary Clinton, uh, and our Clinton emails,

uh, reveal, uh,

a significant discussion about it, um, the largest ever arms deal in the world

was made with Saudi Ara- Arabia.

Hmm.

More than eighty billion dollars.

Hmm.

In, in fact, during her tenure as Secretary of State,

total arms,

uh, exports from the United States i- in terms of their

dollar value doubled.

Doubled. And,

and of course,

the consequence of that is

that this

notorious terrorist jihadist group called ISIL

or ISIS,

uh, is created largely

with money from the very people who are giving money to the

Clinton Foundation.

Yes.

That's extraordinary.