More Senators Say They Haven't Been Briefed on Clinton Cash

Democrats and Republicans say they haven’t gotten a look at the dirt.

Senator Barbara Boxer, D-CA, speaks during a press conference calling for the creation of an independent military justice system for deal with sexual harassment and assault in the military, in the Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC on February 6, 2014.
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By David Weigel

April 21, 2015 at 10:39 PM UTC

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On Sunday night, New York Times reporter Amy Chozick revealed that "members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee" had been briefed on the most rake-worthy muck in the upcoming book Clinton Cash. On Monday and Tuesday, some of that committee's members revealed that they hadn't yet been briefed; author Peter Schweizer had not sat them down to explain what could come out and bloody up the Clintons.

"You know, somebody else asked me that this morning," said Georgia Senator David Perdue, a freshman Republican. "I haven't met with him; I don't have a personal copy of the book."