From Wikileaks latest dump.

Look at attachment at the section on Marc Lasry.

In 2004, Rahm Emanuel introduced me to Marc Lasry; Rahm and I later introduced President Clinton to him at an event for Mr. Emanuel in 2004. Mr. Lasry is a good example of the complex relationships a friend/supporter can have within the Foundation. Mr. Lasry has held two Foundation fundraisers at his home, which raised several hundred thousand dollars. In [year], I became a paid advisor to Mr. Lasry’s firm, Avenue Capital and subsequently introduced Mr. Lasry to Chelsea Clinton Mezvinsky. Mrs. Mezvinsky went to work for Mr. Lasry at Avenue Capital in [year] and continued working for him through [year]. Mr. Lasry, like other Foundation donors, has a multifaceted relationship with the Foundation and the President. He has been helpful on a number of fronts, including hosting Foundation fundraising events at his home, responding favorably to our requests to use his plane for Foundation and the Clintons’ personal purposes, killing potential unfavorable stories in the Enquirer (of which he owns a controlling share of the debt), assisting Marc Mezvinsky – Chelsea Clinton Mezvinsky’s husband – in raising money for his new fund and securing President Clinton to give for a paid speech

This is so corrupt holy cow.

President Clinton Paid Speeches:

UBS – $900,000 – $450,000 in 2011; $450,000 to be paid in 2012

Ericson – $750,000 plus $400,000 for a private plane

Coca-Cola- $400,000 plus a private plane

UBS – $900,000 – $450,000 in 2011; $450,000 to be paid in 2012

Barclays: Teneo cultivated its client relationship to help secure two paid speeches in 2010 and 2011 totaling more than $700,000.

The Rockefeller Foundation – Total Giving: $4,276,841 (since 2006)

2006: $350,000 year total – for CGI (Annual Meeting sponsorship)

2007: $350,000 year total – for CGI (Annual Meeting sponsorship)

2008: $2,050,000 year total – $350,000 for CGI (Meeting sponsorship), $1,700,000 for CCI

2009: $1,176,016 year total – $350,000 for CGI (Meeting sponsorship), $300,000 for CCI, $526,016 for HIV/AIDS (Rwanda)

2010: $350,825 year total – $350,000 for CGI (Annual Meeting sponsorship), $850 for Haiti

UBS – Total Giving: $540,000 (since 2005)

2005: $25,000 year total – for Katrina

2006: $15,000 year total – for CGI membership

2007: $90,000 year total – for CGI membership

2008: $20,000 year total – for CGI membership

2010: $20,000 year total – for CGI membership

2011: $370,000 year total – $20,000 for CGI membership;

$350,000 for Clinton Economic Opportunity