More bad news about the Clintons

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I found the article I was reading this morning at 05:30 AM.
I'll post part of it for you.

Johnny Chung, a Chinese-American businessman, recorded videotaped testimony about his involvement in funneling money from Chinese government officials into former President Bill Clinton's 1996 reelection campaign because he feared being assassinated, according to a new report.

The Daily Mail obtained excerpts of a video of Chung from author and historian Doug Wead for his new book Game of Thorns. The book outlines Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign failures and the Chinese government's long-running scheme to buy political influence in Washington, D.C.

The video was recorded while Chung was in hiding in 2000. Chung, a former Clinton fundraiser, filmed the video with the help of Bob Abernethy, a friend from his church. He then smuggled the video to trusted friends and family, telling them to release the tape to the media "in the event of his untimely death," the Daily Mail reported.

Chung appeared to fear being assassinated by people involved in the money scheme tied to either the Clintons or Beijing.
According to Wead, Chung filmed the "insurance" video after a former U.S. government official visited him while he was in hiding. The official told Chung that his "odds of survival actually increased by going public."

In the video, Chung reportedly described how he feared for his life after going public with information about Chinese officials funneling money into Bill Clinton's 1996 reelection campaign.

"He also claimed Democrats pressured him to stay silent about his dealings with the Clintons and said the FBI tried to enlist him in a sting against a top Chinese general at a Los Angeles airport," the Daily Mail reported.

Chung was a key part of the "Chinagate" scandal in the mid-1990s, when evidence came to light that the Chineses government was funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into Clinton's reelection campaign through American straw donors.

Chung was accused of handing over $300,000 to the Democratic National Committee on behalf of the head of Chinese military intelligence during Clinton's 1996 presidential run.

Chung had a close relationship with Bill and Hillary Clinton at the time, according to the Daily Mail.

In total he visited the White House 57 times in a two-year span–eight of these meetings were "off the books."
Most of the meetings were with Hillary Clinton or her staff. During one of these trips, Chung personally handed a $50,000 check to Hillary Clinton's chief of staff Maggie Williams.
Chung even helped arrange for Bill Clinton to meet with the source of the money–a top Chinese military official–at a Los Angeles fundraiser.

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Chung ended up cooperating with the Department of Justice during the investigation. In 1998, he was sentenced to five years of probation for campaign finance violations, bank fraud, and tax evasion.

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