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On September 11, 2012, some Islamic extremists launched a terrorist attack on U.S. compounds in Benghazi, Libya, killing Ambassador Chris Stevens and U.S. Foreign Service Information Management Officer Sean Smith. Several hours later, a second assault targeted a different compound about one mile away, killing CIA contractors Tyrone S. Woods and Glen Doherty. Following the attack, United Nations' U.S. ambassador, Susan Rice, explained on a television program that the attack was in some way, a response to protests to an anti-Islam video (Innocence of Muslims). Hillary Clinton, being the Secretary of State subsequently took the responsibility of the security lapse at the compound. On November 7, 2012, Judicial Watch filed Freedom of Information (FOI) Act request on Benghazi with State Department and ultimately, they sued on September 4, 2014, for not complying with the request. Later, Judicial Watch obtained certain files that show that State Department officials under Hillary Clinton¡¯s command blatantly lied about the attack. It was never an escalation of a demonstration against an absurd YouTube video. A group of extremists with AK 47 in hand, burst through the fortified front gate of the U.S outpost and the diplomatic compound and a covert CIA base a mile away which were partially reduced to rubble by mortar fire. In April 2016, it was further revealed that Turkish officials provided intelligence on the attack and offered to ¡°shelter¡± Americans in the Benghazi residence of the Turkish Consul General. Before attending the arrival ceremony for the remains of those killed in Benghazi, Hillary promised Tyrone Woods¡¯s father ¡°we are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of your son

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When Hillary Clinton was campaigning as a presidential candidate in March 2015, it became publicly known that she used personal email addresses connected to a privately-owned server, rather than government email accounts maintained on secured federal servers. Because, she thought that it would enable her to reach people quickly and keep in regular touch with her family and friends more easily. As per investigation report, the clintonemail.com domain was established on January 13, 2009, but as per Hillary's statement, she began using the private server for government business since March 18, 2009. It is a fact that the laws, regulations, and the State Department policy in place during her tenure say she was in compliance with the laws and regulations at that time. In fact, more than 90% of those emails (30,490 ¡°work-related¡± emails to the State Department totaling 55,000 printed pages) have already been captured in the State Department¡¯s email system before she provided them with paper copies. Presently, her best defense is, she held the office of 67th United States Secretary of State between January 21, 2009 ¨C February 1, 2013 and the law to forward all work-related email through the federal server was enacted by President Obama on November 26, 2014, after Hillary Clinton departed the State Department on February 1, 2013. However, on March 10, 2015, it was learned that the 31,830 emails which she deleted herself were, as per her statement, ¡°private

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Hillary Rodham Clinton's brother Tony Rodham became a board member of VCS Mining when the company was granted a lucrative 5-year permit to mine gold in Haiti. The permit was the first to be granted in over 50 years with a privilege to renew the mining project in Morne Bossa for up to 25 years. One of the factors that raised eyebrows was the timing of the permit. The exceptional permit was issued two years after the earthquake when major relief works in Haiti were carried on by Tony's brother-in-law former President Bill Clinton¡¯s own foundation through Haiti Recovery Commission. The deal was controversial, because Haiti has an estimated gold reserve of $20 billion and the Haitian government was agreed to accept a royalty rate from the VCS Mining which was at least half the standard rate at 2.5%. Another VCS board member was Jean-Max Bellerive, a former Haitian prime minister who also co-chaired the same Haiti Recovery Commission; he was involved to persuade Haitian Senators to support the project. Tony Rodham is the youngest brother of Hillary Rodham Clinton. He is a former prison guard, private detective and a former repo man who used to work to secure foreign financing for a company.

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Six years after the earthquake, a majority of Haiti is still in disrepair. In last March, some Haitians protested outside of the Clinton Foundation in New York. As per their claim 'Clinton Foundation' has stolen ¡°billions of dollars¡± which was meant to help rebuild Haiti after the devastating 2010 earthquake. In an earlier protest in January, they had alleged that the Foundation wasted money more than $10 billion and awarded contracts to non-Haitian companies where Haiti was used as a cover to receive kickbacks. The activists claimed that Bill Clinton stole that amount of money through the 'Haiti Reconstruction Commission' which was headed by none other than himself and the evidence of these crimes, over 32,000 emails, were deleted by Hillary Clinton from her email account which was connected to a privately-owned server, instead of government email accounts maintained on secured federal servers. A book published in March 2015, was titled as "Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich.¡± The book investigates the connections between the Clintons' wealth, the Clinton Foundation, and decisions Hillary Clinton made as the Secretary of State.

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Haiti supplies the U.S tons of affordable clothing from big-name brands like Levi¡¯s, Hanes and Polo. Its main advantage over other countries is not only its proximity to the U.S, Haiti's people work for peanut; they work for slave wages, less than $5 a day and the U.S clothing manufacturers, outsource their manufacturing to places like Haiti specifically because they can get away with paying slave wages. Recently, New York and California adopted a $15 statewide minimum wage and both the Democratic presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, had advocated extending the policy nationwide. However, Hillary had a different take on Haiti on wage increase. In 2009, when Bill Clinton was setting up one of his family¡¯s shell companies in New York, during that same year, Hillary was at the State Department working with U.S. corporations to pressure Haiti not to increase its minimum wage from 27 cents to 61 cents per hour and decided to get the U.S. Department of State involved to try and pressure Haiti¡¯s government to keep the wage raise down. In 2011, their mission was successful, the factory owners were agreed to pay only 31 cents per hour or about $2.50 a day, instead of 62 cents or $5 a day. People from the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere continued to work for worse slave wages than they otherwise would have, all so U.S. corporations could take home higher profits. As of 2008, Hanes employed 3,200 Haitians for $2 a day and paid about 1.6 million per year. Hanesbrands Inc made $211 million profit on $4.3 billion in sales in 2008 --- the profit is nearly 132 times more than what they paid to poor Haitian workers. Hillary truly deserves big thanks from the U.S clothing manufacturers.

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Donald Trump has an estimated net worth of $4.5 billion as of April 2016, according to Forbes. Donald Trump talks big. Long before he started spinning and exaggerating things on his campaign trail, he himself upgraded the rating of his Trump University¡¯s Better Business Bureau to "A" grade. Recently, he has inflated and amplified the fortune he holds more than by 100%. In last May, Trump in a statement posted to his campaign site claimed that he is worth at least $10 billion and his worth had even increased in the year since he began his campaign. In 2015, when Trump began his presidential campaign, Bloomberg estimated his worth at $2.9 billion. During the same period, Fortune and a number of publications placed him between $3.7 and $3.9 million. As per Forbes, their consistent tracking of Trump's wealth since 1982 reveals that, the value of Trump's property in September 2015, including the value of his various aircrafts and licensing in his name, could reach a maximum total of $4.5 billion. Trump has consistently exaggerated how much he owns and downplayed how much he owes. So far, Trump has spent only $18 million of his $4.5 billion fortune on the campaign and his campaign has raised $25 million for him. Forbes placed him on the 324 rank on the World Billionaires list 2016 (Rank No: 405 on 2015) and rank 113 in the U.S, during 2016.

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Here is Donald Trump taking aim at Fox News anchor, Megyn Kelly.

On May 17, 2016, Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, debuted her primetime special ¡(r)Megyn Kelly¡¯ Presents. The big attraction of the night was her sit-down with the Republican Party nominee, presumptive presidential candidate Donald Trump. We might remember that in last year, on August 6th, Kelly had to respond Trump's personal attack, because Trump felt she unfairly questioned his antagonistic remarks about women. Kelly asked him about his history of calling women ¡°pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. Later, in his Twitter, Trump called Kelly a ¡°bimbo,¡± ¡°crazy,¡± and a ¡°lightweight,¡± and refused to participate in the next debate since Kelly was to serve as one of the moderators. In last April, Kelly mate met privately with Trump and asked for a truce and requested a seat in her primetime special. Kelly is a very popular anchor because she has never shied away from the tough questions. This time she asked Trump about his presidential aspirations, failed marriages, and his alcoholic brother. She also asked him whether he has any regrets over any controversial remarks. Trump said, yes, but he does not want to them discuss here. When finally Kelly asked him about the last feud and calling her 'bimbo', he said ¡°Did I say that?¡±, ¡°Okay, excuse me. That¡¯s not the most horrible thing. Over your life, you¡¯ve been called a lot worse¡± .The program ended in a formal way, but Kelly did not get the apology she deserved.

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Donald Trump and his famous statement: "Take America Back". Donald Trump has become famous for his campaign of insult comedy, but unfortunately some of his remarks have inspired some of supremacist groups, like the KKK (Ku Klux Klan), to recruit members to their racist organizations. To him Mexicans are rapists, all Muslims hate Americans and he vowed to build a wall to keep immigrants out of the United States. He wants to take back America in the olden era when there was no immigrant in the country. Following the declaration of Britain's 'Brexit' referendum result, Trump landed in Scotland. He congratulated the Scot people for their vote to take their country back and declared that the U.S would be the next. Because, on November 8th, the U.S people will vote for him and he will take America back to the days of independence and re-start from the beginning. He then added, "Americans will have a chance to vote for trade, immigration and foreign policies that put our citizens first. They will have the chance to reject today's rule by the global elite, and to embrace real change that delivers a government of, by and for the people." However, the problem was Scotland didn¡¯t vote to ¡(r)Leave¡¯ the UK. Scotland voted to stay in the EU by 62% to 38% in the referendum!

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Do you think Donald Trump has any respect for women?

Donald Trump has become famous for his campaign of insult comedy. He just can¡¯t seem to stop himself from insulting his opponents. Though the real-estate magnate says he generally only attacks people who go after him first, but he never stopped, rather continued his nicknaming during his 2016 campaign, lashed out at rivals, business partners, and the media. To him Mexicans are rapists; all Muslims hate Americans and vowed to build a wall to keep immigrants out of the United States. No person other than Jeb Bush is his biggest target for abuse. He calls him "low energy", "weak", "puppet", "he will NEVER make American great again¡±, and ¡°A total embarrassment to both himself and his family". Some of his other insults include: On Rick Perry, "should be forced to take an IQ test"; On Ben Carson, ¡°has never created a job in his life (well, maybe a nurse)"; On Marco Rubio, "couldn't even respond properly to President Obama's State of the Union Speech without pouring sweat & chugging water"; On Barack Obama, "Is our president insane?"; On Hillary Clinton, ¡°SHE HAS NO STRENGTH OR STAMINA¡±; On George Pataki, "couldn't be elected dog catcher if he ran again"; On Glenn Beck, "always seems to be crying (worse than Boehner) ¡­ a real nut job!"; On Juan Williams, "you never speak well of me & yet when I saw you at Fox you ran over like a child and wanted a picture". Perhaps his biggest insult was to his closest rival Hillary Clinton. Trump once remarked: "If Hillary Clinton can't satisfy her husband, what makes her think she can satisfy America?"

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Here is Donald Trump insulting the other candidates. Low-energy Jeb, Little Marco, Lyin' Ted, Crooked Hillary

One of the best things that Donald Trump has done very well in this campaign season is bestowing catchy nicknames upon his friends and foes, actually, mostly foes. He has a knack for nicknames, because he believes a nickname can hurt and speak a lot about a person. Men give nicknames as a way of being affectionate without compromising masculinity. Abraham Lincoln was known as ¡(r)Honest Abe¡¯, Vice President Dick Cheney was known as 'Big Time', Joseph Vissarionovich was known as 'Stalin', (Russian word §ã§ä§�'§Ý§î or stal) meaning "Steel", Che Guevara¡¯s name was Ernesto ¡ª Che translated that as ¡(r)hey¡¯. Trump's nicknames are often insulting, although he does not care much about that. He uses them at rallies, in debates and especially on Twitter. Here is a short list that includes some of the nicknames which he uses very often: Low-energy Jeb (John Ellis "Jeb" Bush: since: Twitter, on April 25, 2016) Crazy Bernie (Senator Bernie Sanders: since Campaign rally in Pensacola, Florida, on January 13, 2016), Crooked Hillary (Hillary Clinton: since Campaign rally in Watertown, New York, on April 16, 2016), Lyin' Ted (Senator Ted Cruz: since Campaign rally in Columbus, Ohio, on March 1, 2016), Little Marco (Junior Senator Marco Rubio: since Campaign rally in Columbus, Ohio, on March 1, 2016), and Truly Weird Rand Paul (Senator Rand Paul).

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