“It is just the way it works, as it comes down to the fact that people want access to national leaders in the country, and unfortunately in the past, be it Billy Carter, Neil Bush or Roger Clinton, relatives become vehicles to accomplishing that,” Mr. Schweizer added, referring to relatives in past administrations who drew scrutiny because of their…
GAI President, Peter Schweizer’s, previous work on Congressional insider trading referenced by CNN host in light of questions about trades made by HHS nominee while a member of Congress.
Since 2013, the Obama administration has been sending foreign assistance dollars to the World Economic Forum through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). According to government records, the tab to taxpayers thus far is $26 million.
GAI President Peter Schweizer co-authors an opinion piece in the Washington Post with former Obama Ethics Czar Norman Eisen on five different ways to implement ethics reform in the new Trump administration
“A bipartisan coalition of Washington ethics watchdogs—including one of Hillary Clinton’s most vocal critics—is calling on President-elect Donald Trump to divest himself of his sprawling business interests. The letter was signed by 29 different individuals and groups. The list contains a who’s who of Washington watchdog groups. It also includes six former Republican elected officials…
ABC’s Brian Ross interviews Peter Schweizer on the ways Donald trump’s business interests may present ethical implications for the President-Elect
“Peter Schweizer, the conservative author who drove attention to overlaps between Hillary Clinton’s State Department and her family’s personal and charitable finances, on Saturday suggested that unless Trump fully divested, he could be susceptible to similar conflicts.”
The provocative author who wrote a book alleging corruption between the Clintons and their philanthropy now says he sees similar conflicts of interest between Donald Trump and his business now that he’s President-elect.
CNN’s Michael Smerconish interviews the GAI President, Peter Schweizer, about what types of precautions the President Elect should take to avoid the appearance of impropriety with his and his family’s personal businesses
“Agents, using informants and recordings from unrelated corruption investigations, thought they had found enough material to merit aggressively pursuing the investigation into the foundation that started in summer 2015 based on claims made in a book by a conservative author called ‘Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped…