This article written by Ken Silverstein that was posted at Zerohedge is a must-read IMO.

I was considering writing on a similar topic and am relieved that I needn't bother; I don't think anyone could surpass this essay on the shortcomings and compromises of "journalists" and formerly reputable entities in this election cycle. This is his opening sentence:

The Clinton Foundation is a multi-headed hydra. On the one hand it has been characterized as a money laundering and personal branding enterprise designed to disguise influence peddling in the wrap of humanitarianism, while at the same time it is consistently lauded by even its detractors as doing some valuable charitable work, particularly in regards to its mission to deliver cheap and affordable drugs to 8 million AIDS patients in the "developing world".

Here's the back-drop for the on-going saga -- about how much "private business" can someone conduct, when acting {off-line and through back-channels} in the capacity of one of America's most powerful "public servants" ...

from realclearpolitics.com -- August 10, 2016

The Clinton Foundation and Clinton Campaign have always been too close, but now it appears even that fine line is getting blurred.

"Because of National Security" really doesn't explain his suddenly Top-Secret globe-hopping. Bill was well helping Hill -- or so outward appearance would make it seem.