Washington Examiner: '150 agents' working Clinton Foundation probe: Ex-U.S. atty
A former U.S. attorney said the FBI's reported investigation of "public corruption" at the Clinton Foundation has actually been going on for months, although it made headlines for the first time Monday.
Joseph DiGenova, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, said the FBI's foundation probe "has reached such a proportion of inquiry that it's starting to sneak out," but that it was sparked months ago by information pulled from Hillary Clinton's private server and from the tax filings of corporations that have donated to the charity.
"There are now, I am told, 150 agents working on this case," DiGenova told the Washington Examiner Monday, noting that was "a very unusually high number" of investigators to be working on one case.
Update: FBI's Clinton probe expands to public corruption track (FOX News)
WNU Editor: Democrats go to the polls in the coming weeks to select their candidate for the U.S. Presidency .... expect more Clinton investigation reports and leaks from now to Iowa and the first primary in New Hampshire.
Update #2: Hmmm ... this is interesting .... Biden praises Sanders on income inequality, calls Clinton 'relatively new' to the fight (CNN).
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