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Hillary Clinton Allegedly Covered Up Elite Pedophile Ring
While Serving As Secretary Of State
BY CLOVERCHRONICLE ON JUNE 19, 2019
A NBC News video that
recently resurfaced claims Hillary Clinton, while serving as secretary of
state, intervened and subsequently shut down a disturbing investigation about a
pedophile ring that involved high ranking officials and ambassadors at the
State Department.
During the report, the NBC
News anchors, along with journalist Chuck Todd, provided State
Department memos to prove the massive cover-up happened.
“Some serious allegations this morning facing the State Department,” Matt
Lauer, the former host of Today, announced.
His co-host Savannah Guthrie
continued:
“That’s right. According to
internal State Department memos, the agency might have called off or intervened
in an investigation into possibly illegal and inappropriate behavior within its
ranks allegedly to protect jobs and avoid scandals.
“This concerns a time when Hillary
Clinton was secretary of state.”
Partial transcript of Chuck Todd’s
report:
“There is an old saying in
Washington that the cover-up is worse than the crime. But in this case, both
parts of it are disturbing.
“Allegations of prostitution and
pedophilia, and allegations that those crimes were somehow covered up or not
looked into. So, the State Department this morning is having to respond to
those claims, and those investigations involve misconduct by State Department
officials, including an ambassador and security agents attached to then
secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.
“The allegations are that these investigations were whitewashed, quashed
altogether, and that those orders came from high up.
“NBC News has obtained
documents relating to ongoing investigations into some disturbing allegations
involving State Department personnel and at least one ambassador. A State
Department memo says the ambassador, quote, ‘routinely ditched his protective
security detail in order to solicit sexual favors from both prostitutes and
minor children.’
“The memo also says a top State
Department official directed State Department investigators to, quote, ‘cease
the investigation into the ambassador’s conduct.’ It’s just one of what another
document describes as, quote, ‘several examples of undue influence from top
State Department officials.'”
When confronted about the
allegations, a State Department spokeswoman explained she could not talk about
specific cases, but said “the notion that we would not vigorously pursue
criminal misconduct in any case is preposterous.”
Todd continued:
“A former investigator for the
department’s inspector general has complained to Congress and the media that
the investigations have not been thorough because of the pressure from those
high-level officials.”
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