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Bill Clinton's involvement with the Arkansas Development Finance Authority (ADFA) is revealed as a means to channel taxpayer dollars to his campaigns and inner circle. Loans were given based on Bill's preferences, and the Rose Law Firm was favored for handling applications. Payments on these loans were not expected, and the money was being laundered. ADFA would ship money to various banks, including one owned by Dan Rostenkowski, and then transfer it back to ADFA. Bill Clinton himself had to sign off on every loan. Webb Hubbell, a senior partner at the Rose Law Firm and Bill's relative, played a key role in this scheme. The first loan went to Parcometer, a company connected to smuggling. This corruption extended to Washington when Bill became president.
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Speaker 0: Bill Clinton and Betsy Wright, they suggested that I go to work for a place called the Arkansas Development Finance Authority, and they said my talents could really be used there. It was, the best kept secret in Arkansas. The fact that I was brought in by Bill Clinton meant that there was something about me that everybody had to be careful with. After about 2 weeks, I went to Wootton Epps and I said, Wootton, I think I've got enough background on this that we can start marketing it. Now what is the criteria for loans?
He said, whoever Bill wants to get a loan. To go back, though, to that moment in time, I've been there about a month, and I realized that I was in the epicenter of what I always heard about all my life. What most people have heard about is the machine. I was literally working, sitting in the middle of Bill Clinton's political machine. It was where he made payoffs, where he repaid favors to people for campaign support.
I was in an interesting seat in INUIT. In that particular board meeting, I was sitting at the end of the table. James Brandyon, who was chairman of the board at that time, was sitting at the head of the table. James Brandyon stood up in a public restaurant and he hollered at The Beverly Enterprises guy, Bobby Stevenson, said, Did you get the $50,000 campaign contribution from the client that you're introducing the loan for? He said, not yet.
He said, we're gonna hold up the loan till we get it. I stood up, went up to James, and I said, James, don't yell stuff like that. You don't need to be yelling it in a restaurant. That sounds real bad. He was just burly and arrogant.
He said, who cares?
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton sold the concept of ADFA to the people of Arkansas As a vehicle for creating jobs and assisting churches and schools. In reality, millions of taxpayer guaranteed dollars were being channeled to Clinton's election campaigns to his inner circle of friends and to his wife Hillary's law firm. This may explain why ADFA had been drafted in such a manner As to keep its decision making procedures secret.
Speaker 0: If you needed $1,000,000, you had to Get your application handled by the Rose Law Firm, pay them $50,000. There were 5 other companies in the state of Arkansas were actually more qualified in bond structuring and applications, but Rose Law Firm got them all. I started checking around and I kept asking, well, you know, one thing's bothering me to the comptroller Bill Wilson. You know, how do people make payments on these loans? He looked at me and said, they don't.
He thought I knew. Well, that blew my mind. This is about 2 months in and it was getting tough then. So I started gathering the documents. After everybody left, I would I'd stick around as if I were working on the annual report that would give me access to all the documents, and I made copies of them all.
For about 2 months, I watched accounts accumulate money, and then in a month, they zero balanced. I didn't understand totally what that meant, but I thought I'd go ahead and steal the records anyway. I did. It was soon after that that I met a man named Bill Duncan. Bill Duncan There were discussions about how How the money was cooked to be administered?
The zero balance. And he told me what that meant. He said, do you know what that means? I said, uh-uh. He said, they're laundering drug money.
There were a 100,000,000 a month in cocaine coming in and out of Maine, Arkansas. They had a problem. They were doing so much money in cocaine, 100,000,000. You create a problem in a little state like Arkansas. How do you clean $100,000,000 a month.
ADFA, until 1989 never banked in Arkansas. What they would do is they would ship the money down to Florida, a bank in Florida, which later would be connected to BCCI. They would ship money to a bank in Atlanta, Georgia, which, by the way, was later connected to BCCI. They'd ship to Citicorp in New York, which would send the money overseas. And there's an interesting one, a bank in Chicago.
That bank, by the way, is partially owned by Dan Rostenkowski. Dan Lassiter would get the bonds. He would become the broker for the bonds. He would transfer money back to ADFA. He never sold a bond.
The money then would leave ADFA, go into one of the various banks for the specific bond loan, and they would zero it out. When they zeroed it out, they were giving it back to Lester, less their handling fees. You're president, president of the United States. Not only was a part of the system that was laundering millions of cocaine dollars, Your president signed off on it. He can't deny that he did.
You see, because of that, there's one little catch. Every loan at Anthem made, Bill Clinton himself had to sign off on it. More than Bill Clinton You better identify the people in the loop for the drug running. You better identify the people in the loop for money laundering. And what you'll find there is those people go straight to Washington.
Act 10/62, if you look at it, it says that ADPO was developed and created to provide low interest bond loans for churches, school, colleges. So now look what happened to our legislature. They voted on a bill creating Advent, thinking that they were getting money to colleges and schools to buy books and so forth. What better way to run 1,000 of Tens of 1,000,000 of dollars. Launder it, clean it up, and use the cover of a state agency to do it.
The 1st loan made at was made to Parcometer, a company called Parcometer. Seth Ward was the owner. As I started looking, I found out that the secretary treasurer was Webb Hubbell. Then I found out Webb Hubbell was Seth Ward's Son-in-law. Guess who drafted the legislation creating Act 1062, which created the Arkansas Development Finance Authority?
Webb Hubbell. Guess who introduced the legislation to our legislators and got it passed through our house? WebbHubble. Guess who got the 1st loan? WebbHubble.
Imagine this. Guess who did the audit and the evaluation of the application? Rose Law Firm. You guessed it. Who signed it?
WebbHubble. Hillary Clinton. You see, that's against law in Arkansas. You can't investigate yourself When the good faith and credit of the state of Arkansas was involved in a bond issue, he broke the loan. Good lord willing, Creed don't rise, mister Hubbell.
Be serving some time in the pen to that one.
Speaker 1: Ironically, Webb Hubbell, A senior partner at the Rose law firm was chairman of the conflicts of interest committee at Rose. In 1988, He successfully advanced the ethics in government act which required Arkansas legislators to report governmental conflicts of interest. Incredibly, this law specifically exempted governor Bill Clinton, his appointees, and his relatives. Clinton's appointment of Hubbell to the US justice department exemplified the administration's total disregard for legal ethics. Hubbell's hasty resignation in March 1994 for supposed overbilling of Rose's clients was merely a ploy To remove Hubble from the limelight before extensive criminal charges could be brought against him.
Speaker 0: Let me tell you about Park on me. The first loan was $2,850,000. Never was a penny of that payback. It was all a scam. They had, let's say, a 100 employees when they started.
They got $2,850,000. Do you know how many employees they had after they got that influx of cash? One hundred. Didn't increase anything. There's not a new building on the property.
They didn't even remodel a bathroom. As the newspaper people started inquiring about the Parco meter loans, what they found was that instead of making parking meters, Mark O Meter was actually building retrofit Nose cone compartments that were being shipped to MENA. We find out that the nose cones were actually being used to smuggle boat back into the country. And what is scary, what's so scary, it's the same cast of characters. WebbHubble, the Rose Law Firm, are guilty, I say to you, that's conspiring to defraud the state of Arkansas, the federal government, and conspired to solicit the sales and the laundering of money for illegal drugs.
This is your president. This is a circle of power. These are the people when he got elected president, he did not pass go. He took them straight to Washington with him. And by all things holy, I think he was planning to set up and do the same thing in Washington.