A source within CNN tipped off the Clinton campaign to the results of a poll a full day before they were reported to the public. (Reuters photo) |
But now we have rock-solid proof. According to one of the latest emails released by WikiLeaks, a "source" within CNN was feeding information about its polling to the Clinton campaign before the information was being made public.
In a Feb. 17, 2015, email to several members of the Clinton camp's inner circle, including campaign manager Robby Mook, campaign chairman John Podesta and then-White House Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri, campaign consultant Joel Benenson wrote:
From a CNN source of mine
To: Joel Benenson
Subject: Heads up - between us
Hey Joel - Hope all is great with you. I think you are going to enjoy a poll we have releasing tomorrow morning at 6:00 am ET that asks about 2016ers and whether they are perceived as candidates of the past or candidates of the future.
Some interesting findings. . .
The email was later shared with additional staff members by Clinton's longtime right-hand woman, Huma Abedin, along with a link to the CNN article discussing the poll. The email would indicate the Clinton camp knew about the poll a full day before it was published.
The CNN source isn't identified.
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