Hillary will never show this on her resume...

[Playinghardball]

The Complete Breakdown Of Every Hillary And Bill Clinton Speech, And Fee, Since 2013*

Earlier today, when we reported that based on Hillary Clinton's latest tax disclosure, she and her husband had made $139 million in gross income since 2007 most of its from private speaking fees, the one aspect that readers founds most fascinating was the breakdown of all the bribes better known as speeches given by the two Clintons (who in Hillary's words came out of the White House "dead broke&quot in 2013 as well as the going rate.

So due to popular demand, we appended to the 2013 speech detail first released last week the full breakdown of Hillary's and Bill's 2014 and 2015 speeches which had been provided previously as part of her mandatory disclosure in May of this year.

As Politico cautions, the disclosure omits an unknown number of speeches that the Clintons delivered while directing the payment or honoraria to the Clinton Foundation, despite instructions on the and guidance from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, saying that honoraria directed to a charity should be reported.

Still, as readers will note, even the "modest" data that Hillary chose to share is quite stunning.

We hope it will surprise nobody that the bulk of speeches were bought and paid for by Wall Street and affiliated "financial entities" because that's what hollow populist pandering is all about - pretending to be an "everyday American" while getting paid tens of millions by Wall Street and America's biggest corporations.

How many millions?

Since 2013 Bill Clinton has been paid $26.6 million for 94 speeches; Hillary's grand total is slightly less: $21.7 million for 92 private appearances.

Below we present the full breakdown of every publicly disclosed speech event by Hillary Clinton, together with the associated fee.



And likewise for Bill Clinton:



More : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-03/every-hillary-and-bill-clinton-speech-2013-fees

*Cross posted on the Bernie Sanders' site..

[guillaumeb]

1. One of the recipients of 5 HRC speeches was tinePublicInc:

About this entity:

About tinePublic Inc. tinePublic Inc. produces high end events across Canada and has worked with President George W. Bush, President William Jefferson Clinton, Prime Minister Tony Blair, Sarah Palin, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Donald Trump, President George H.W. Bush, Dr. Alan Greenspan, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, General Colin Powell, Lance Armstrong and many others.

If people are known by the company that they keep, what can one infer from the fact that HRC gave numerous speeches, for a total compensation of 975,000 dollars?

And what connection to and sympathy for average people can someone have when that person earned nearly 23 million in two years by telling the 1% what they want to hear?

[deutsey]

13. Uh...

Strange bedfellows, indeed.

[jfern]

2. Another thing left off her resume: Member of the Walmart board 1986-1992

[merrily]

5. Who did nothing for unions or strikers during that time.

That unions are endorsing her over Sanders, with all his union cred and $15 minimum wage is so messed up, IMO.

[sabrina 1]

8. Union LEADERS and not all of them by any means. Some state unions are breaking away

from the National Leaders and endorsing Bernie.

That shows to me that the leaders are not representative of the membership. The SEIU eg, NH's State Union has endorsed Bernie.

The National Nurses Union has endorsed Bernie. The Post Office Workers in a few states now, are endorsing Bernie.

It will have a tsunami effect as more and more state unions endorse the candidate who has fought for them throughout his entire career.

[tk2kewl]

11. Local Zero

Union leaders selling out their members reminds me of this song from a favorite band of mine from back in the day. RIP Peppi.

[Duval]

20. Your optimism is contagious!

thanks sabrina 1.

[PatrickforO]

34. Bernie has had workers' backs for 40 years.

He's pro-collective bargaining, wants better wages, single payer, stronger social security and free college tuition at state schools. ALL of those things benefit middle class workers.

Who, I wonder, do these union leaders endorsing Clinton think they are kidding?

Not their rank and file, that's proving to be for sure.

[CharlotteVale]

3. Just a little to do list, nothing to see here, chump change for Hillary.

[Kip Humphrey]

4. Apparently Bill & Hillary don't practice what they preach when it comes to equal pay for women.

Maybe it doesn't apply to bribery.

[malthaussen]

9. Seriously, which one is the candidate again?

Why does an ex-president rate more than a Once and Future president? Ah, well, the value of a thing is what it will bring.

-- Mal

[cui bono]

23. Bill Clinton is a former president and as such he can command a higher price.

It has nothing to do with sexism.

[Hydra]

6. Even knowing this in abstract

Seeing it on paper:

[UglyGreed]

7. Nice work

if you can get it.

[ozone_man]

10. K&R n/t

[safeinOhio]

12. Sorry, but I'm a big Sanders supporter

and I do not approve of this post.

I don't think he would either.

I still plan on voting for who ever wins our nomination as everyone of them is a better choice than any repub.

Go Bernie.

[pangaia]

14. What in the world does one say at such 'speeches?'

If someone, or some 'thing' pays someone else to do something, I assume the payer expects something from the payee in return. I sure do.

So, what do these payers expect in return?

[CaliforniaPeggy]

15. I would expect, at the very least, that laws affecting those payers would be in their favor...

In other words, affecting them in all positive ways.

[dlk]

16. Clinton Speech Earnings

I don't understand all of the resentment toward the Clintons earning large sums of money. Isn't that the American Dream? They're not the first politicians to do so, and I doubt they will be the last.

[SmittynMo]

17. Don't you find it ironic that she

only made 80% of what he did? Talk about pay inequity!!! Granted she's 2 speeches short of his, but I find it amazing that she can't fix the pay inequity in her own relationship. How in the hell is she suppose to fix the same issue with and entire country?

[cui bono]

25. He's a former president, of course he can command a higher rate.

That's not sexism.

[SmittynMo]

26. Shit, I forgot about that

DUH!!!

[cui bono]

27. I don't know if you're being serious or sarcastic, but I was being serious.

[SmittynMo]

29. I'm serious.

Total brain fart here.

[cui bono]

32. Okay. It happens!

[SmittynMo]

35. I only looked at the numbers

I'm a numbers person, and wanted to know the percentage. Actually thought I was onto something. LOL. I didn't think it through. Chit happens when you get old.

[SunSeeker]

18. She disclosed her speech income on her website.

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/documents/13/HRC_2013_Speeches_-_Tax_Return_Addendum.pdf

[AzDar]

19. K & R

[BeanMusical]

21. Kick and R

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

22. Does that mean she can no longer brag about being "dead broke"?

[tularetom]

30. Well, she was lying when she bragged about it before

She'd be lying if she bragged about it now.

So, no, I don't think anything has changed. She can still do it. And probably will.

[stevenleser]

24. Excellent! Most folks on the speakers circuit would be envious of this.

She is clearly an in demand speaker.

Good for her.

[cui bono]

28. One Bernie speech is worth more than all of those combined.

Priceless.

[cantbeserious]

31. HRC - Public Quarterback For The 1%

[MrMickeysMom]

33. Notice their audience, based on the industry...

What COULD it BE that all these financial institutions need to feel inspired by these two, eh?



$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[senz]

36. "Wall St. Ties Linger as Image Issue for Hillary Clinton" - NYTimes, 11-21

Good article about how Democrats are having second thoughts about Hillary's moneyed connections.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/22/us/politics/wall-st-ties-linger-as-image-issue-for-hillary-clinton.html

This would make a great OP if anyone is interested. (I'm not up to that sort of thing yet.)