Dick Morris explains further the potentially deep water that Hillary is in on the campaign finance front. The figure that was siphoned into her campaign is $800,000, not a half-million as I originally reported. The fundraiser organizers, Peter Paul and Aaron Tonkin, insist that Hillary followed every single dime of her campaign fund and thus, must have known about a reporting error that netted her an extra $800,000.
Still, it is David Rosen that currently faces charges on this matter. The question is, will he spill the beans? Morris thinks he will.
If found guilty, he faces a potential sentence of 15 years.
If the feds threaten him with jail — and it's hard to see how they wouldn't —Rosen faces a choice: Tell the truth or go to prison.
Rosen is no long-term Clinton loyalist like Webb Hubbell, nor did he have an affair with a Clinton (as Bill implied to me that Susan McDougal did). And there is no Clinton in the White House to pardon him if he goes to prison.
David Rosen is a young man in his late 30s, with a life ahead of him. He would be a fool to go to jail to protect Hillary.
The Rosen trial starts on May 3. It could get very interesting.
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