02067nam a22003017a 450000500170000001000260001702000260004303500130006903500170008203500130009903700170011203700130012908200170014210000210015924501430018026000460032327000380036930000250040750000580043250505940049052003600108460000500144460000510149461000480154565000420159365000740163565000560170920170825101031.0  a1516EN07   ENG-114669  a9780062369284c599.00  aEN-98201  aB-602189-197  aB-667739  adplbKKP/Ven  bDBAD/PUB  a364.13230973  aSchweizer, Peter  aClinton cash :cby Peter Schweizerbthe untold story of how and why foreign governments and businesses helped make bill and Hillary rich /  aNew YorkbHarper Collins Publishersc2015  aS195 BroadwaybNew YorkeNY 10007  aviii,243p.c23cm(Hb)  a Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-243).  aThe Lincoln Bedroom goes global -- The transfer: Bill's excellent Kazakh adventure -- Hillary's reset: The Russian uranium deal -- Indian nukes: How to win a medal by changing Hillary's mind -- The Clinton blur (I): Bill and Hillary's global nexus of philanthropy, power, and profit -- The Clinton blur (II): The view from Foggy Bottom -- Podium economics: What was Bill being paid for? -- Warlord economics: The Clintons do Africa -- Rainforest riches: Hillary, Bill, and Colombian timber and oil deals -- Disaster capitalism Clinton-style: The 2010 Haitian relief effort -- Quid pro quo?  a In 2000, Bill and Hillary Clinton owed millions of dollars in legal debt. Since then, they've earned over $130 million. Where did the money come from? Most people assume that the Clintons amassed their wealth through lucrative book deals and high-six figure fees for speaking gigs. Now, Peter Schweizer shows who is really behind those enormous payments.  aClinton, Bill,  d1946-  xFinance, Personal.  a Clinton, Hillary Rodham  xFinance, Personal.  aWilliam J. Clinton Presidential Foundation.  aPolitical corruption zUnited States.  aCharitable uses, trusts, and foundations  zUnited States  xFinance.  aFund raising  xCorrupt practices  zUnited States.