HarperCollins has made several corrections to the Kindle edition of “Clinton Cash,” a book by Peter Schweizer that examines how Bill and Hillary Clinton amassed their fortune.
According to Politico, the author corrected 7 or 8 passages for accuracy. Amazon alerted Kindle customers that own the eBook via email revealing that “Significant revisions have been made.” Politico has the scoop:
Among them, Schweizer says in the original version of the book that TD Bank, a major shareholder in the Keystone XL pipeline, paid Bill Clinton for speeches and then said it would “begin selling its $1.6 billion worth of shares in the massive but potentially still-born [sic] Keystone XL crude pipeline project” after Hillary Clinton left office. But as his source on the sale of TD Bank’s shares, Schweizer used a press release that was revealed to be fake in 2013.