Skip to main content
Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich

Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich

Book by Peter SchweizerWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich".

Oct 17, 2026

Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
17:33
But the Republicans take the majority that night, and in January, he hands the chairmanship of the Foreign Relations Committee to Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
17:43
On May 5th, twenty fifteen, a conservative author, Peter Schweitzer, publishes Clinton Cash, a book about the donors to the family foundation.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
17:52
The Republicans running for the White House make the foundation their main line of attack on the vice president.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
17:59
She launches her campaign on Saturday, June 13th, at Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island in New York.
Lisa De PasqualeGUEST
35:00
He'll do it for free.
Lisa De PasqualeGUEST
35:01
You know, like I said, my husband is an artist and did the graphic novel adaption of Clinton Cash, which was Peter Schweitzer's, what he'll say, boring, dry book, and made it into a graphic novel, you know, with some of the top artists.
Lisa De PasqualeGUEST
35:20
And it cost money, and it was a New York Times number one bestseller.
Mark JosephHOST
35:24
And...
Eric EggersHOST
17:00
And part of the reason why I believe that is because of the reporting that you and other people that we work with here have done.
Eric EggersHOST
17:06
What's the common theme? The first two books you did were about insider trading in Congress and then throw them all out or then extortion where you're taking your congressional PACs and furnishing lavish lifestyles, right? But then what happened? Clinton Cash, and then we do Profiles in Corruption, and it starts to be this offshoring.
Eric EggersHOST
17:26
And so you start to become – learn more about, I believe because it's increasing, more foreign influence and foreign efforts to engage with and bribe, for lack of a better term, U.S. politicians as a way to cater to their interests.
Eric EggersHOST
17:41
So if we know they're doing it in the form of elite capture and trying to form business relationships with family members of U.S. politicians, why would we think foreign money making its way into U.S. campaigns wasn't still a very real problem?
Scott SchaeferHOST
31:44
He'd been criticized as early as 1993 for fabricating sources and events in his book, Friendly Spies.
Scott SchaeferHOST
31:51
He'd go on to publish Clinton Cash in 2015, a book that Media Matters concluded contained over 20 errors, fabrications, and distortions.
Scott SchaeferHOST
32:01
On 60 Minutes, Schweizer claimed that members of Congress had been trading stocks based on inside information.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
32:07
We know that during the healthcare debate, people were trading healthcare stocks.
Peter SchweizerHOST
3:08
But there are other voices out there and there's some strange bedfellows that have developed here.
Eric EggersHOST
3:12
Yeah, I'm getting shades of 2016, actually, because when your book Clinton Cash came out, we had Steve Bannon working alongside Bernie Sanders.
Eric EggersHOST
3:21
Bernie Sanders was then running against Hillary Clinton in the Democrat primary process.
Eric EggersHOST
3:26
And Bernie Sanders was kind of touting some of the revelations that you had in the book Clinton Cash.
Eric EggersHOST
3:31
And yet here is Steve Bannon 10 years later and Bernie Sanders at this pro-humanity, pro-human assembly.
Eric EggersHOST
3:38
Who's against that? Yeah, exactly.

19 MINS LATER

Peter SchweizerHOST
22:33
I think that anytime you ask the government and you ask the government to come in and regulate yourself, you're doing that out of self-interest because you believe that you can control the process.
Eric EggersHOST
22:45
So I have a question for you because you have previously written about how Silicon Valley executives specifically have an affinity, an enthusiasm, an emotional connection to China and the principles and thoughts behind the Communist Party.
Eric EggersGUEST
12:47
And he wasn't really a thing to us.
Eric EggersGUEST
12:50
until he left the GAI after we wrote Clinton Cash and he joined the Trump campaign.
Eric EggersGUEST
12:56
And then when Trump got elected, and we could talk about this if you'd like to, but the book Clinton Cash, they would read from it on stage and everything else, and it was kind of like, bro, what did we just do? You know, like how did, how did we go from writing this book? And then Steve leaves and he joins the Trump campaign.
Eric EggersGUEST
13:12
And then we kind of elevated our status and profile.
Eric EggersGUEST
13:14
But at the time I didn't really know he was, and I would produce a work with Peter on his next book extortion.
Eric EggersGUEST
13:59
And so I've had the privilege of working with Peter since then and help him work on his books.
Eric EggersGUEST
14:04
I wrote my own book about election integrity that came out in 2018.
Eric EggersGUEST
14:08
I traveled to Haiti for the research for Clinton Cash.
Sean WilentzHOST
11:32
Well, the Clinton ones did.
David CornGUEST
11:34
The Clinton Cash book that he wrote years earlier.
David CornGUEST
11:38
Now he's shifted to the Bidens, and he's promoting this idea that Joe Biden was involved in tremendous corruption in Ukraine when he was vice president.
David CornGUEST
11:53
So he's a little bit not in the center of Rudy's operation, but he's He's created the ether for it.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.