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Here's Who Paid Hillary Clinton $22 Million in Speaking Fees

Clinton's speaking fees at corporations have been the source of much political discussion.

By Lindsey Cook | Data Editor April 22, 2016, at 11:32 a.m.

 

Hillary Clinton's speaking fees have been the subject of much political debate.

After she resigned as secretary of state, Clinton joined the speaking circuit, raking in millions for paid speeches at about $200,000 a pop.

An investigation from the Associated Press ties those fees to government influence. Of the nearly $22 million Clinton made in fees, most was from groups that had recently lobbied the government.

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What's more, the investigation revealed that many of the groups had federal contracts or lobbied the Clinton State Department. Some even had direct contact with Clinton or her top aides while she was secretary of state.

See all the fees the AP discovered in the graphic below:

 

 

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While Clinton has said the fees won't influence her decisions as president, her critics feel differently. Democratic rival Bernie Sanders has made it a key point of his campaign against her.

Firms Seeking Influence Pay for Clinton Speeches

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