Clinton’s RICO trial: Attorneys fight to obtain evidence from Hillary Clinton

The public-interest, non-partisan law group that is suing Bill and Hillary Clinton and their Clinton Foundation, listed as a charity, under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act urged a federal court in Florida — that has already set the trial date for January 2016 — to take physical custody of Hillary Clinton’s private email server forthwith before anymore “loss of emails” can occur. The fear is that since the State Department claims it possesses no emails or documents regarding Iranian waivers by her in exchange for donations to her foundation, they may remain on the allegedly “scrubbed” server in Clinton’s home, according to the release of the court document and a news story on Thursday.

In a supplement titled, “Plaintiff’s Supplement of newly discovered information in support of defendant Hillary Clinton’s computer email file server,” attorney Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch asserts that new relevant information exists that will assist his organization in making its case.

Klayman’s supplement was attached to copies of a Washington Times report that the Clintons’ suspicious charity had allegedly “set up a fundraising arm in Sweden that collected $26 million in donations at the same time that country was lobbying Hillary Rodham Clinton’s State Department to forgo sanctions that threatened its thriving business with Iran.”

Another news story submitted by Klayman, from the Miami Herald, reported banks were paying huge fees to Bill Clinton for speeches at a delicate time. The June 2 news story states: “Ten of the world’s biggest financial institutions – including UBS, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs – have hired Bill Clinton numerous times since 2004 to speak for fees totaling more than $6.4 million. Hillary Clinton also has accepted speaking fees from at least one bank. And along with an 11th bank, the French giant BNP Paribas, the financial goliaths also donated as much as $24.9 million to the Clinton Foundation – the family’s global charity set up to tackle causes from the AIDS epidemic in Africa to climate change.”