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2:37Now PlayingAccording to the latest hacked documents, the DNC was apparently terrified about the implications that Clinton Foundation activities could have on Hillary Clinton's campaign. The 42 pages uncovered by hacker 'Guccifer 2.0' reveal material that could be damning to the entire Clinton campaign. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
---The Democratic National Committee was so worried about the damage Hillary Clinton's family foundation could cause to her presidential ambitions that its researchers compiled their own collection of 'vulnerabilities' that party officials would need to address.
A 42-page collection of problematic news stories, neatly categorized by crisis, is among the 261 documents released Tuesday by the
hacker who claims to have broken into the DNC's computer network.
The file, as it existed on the DNC's server, is helpfully named 'Clinton Foundation Vulnerabilities Master Doc FINAL.'
The DNC was not commenting on the authenticity of the document drop, though a senior DNC official told Dailymail.com that 'Russian government hackers' were to blame.---
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