GAI Vice President Eric Eggers recently discussed sweeping developments at the Justice Department, including Missouri AG Andrew Bailey joining Deputy Director Dan Bongino to revive investigations into the Clintons, Jeffrey Epstein, George Soros, and Rep. Adam Schiff.
Eggers says this is a good thing — and may finally expose influence peddling at the Clinton Foundation.
“The Missouri AG’s been responsible and involved in a lot of high-profile cases that have been aligned with Donald Trump’s initiatives and agenda,” Eggers said. “So, bringing him on board makes sense. I know that last week, we all paid a lot of attention to Kash Patel on the FBI’s declassification of a timeline about the Clinton Foundation investigation.”
Eggers continued: “That’s actually something that I worked on with Peter Schweitzer here at the
Government Accountability Institute. So, the fact that we now know that while the Clintons were
making all kinds of money off of people who were paying for speeches for Bill, and people donating
to the Clinton Foundation, Hillary is doling out favors from the State Department while she’s there.”
“And that’s all stuff we expose.”
“And Hillary starts running for president. And by the way, donations to the Clinton Foundation peaked in 2016. Why? Because Hillary is at the height of her powers. Everyone thinks she’s going to be president, and then she loses the election. And what happens to the donations from 2017 to 2020? They plummet. So, clearly there was an influence-peddling operation.”
Eggers revisited the Clinton Cash revelations of influence-peddling and the Uranium One deal, tying the Clintons to the origins of Russiagate. Eggers added that the Justice Department is newly emboldened under Attorney General Pam Bondi and willing to play offense after years of retreat.
Watch the clip above.
