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Clinton Cash, corruption or conspiracy?

Hello again, I'm Orin Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

The daily look at the issues Americans count about most. President Bill Clinton survived potential scandals, including whitewater,

travel gate and file gate because no wrongdoing was ever proven. Now, as Hillary Clinton runs

for the White House, the family's global foundation is making news of a similar kind. It's accused of

selling influence for tens of millions of dollars under the cover of doing

good works all over the world. Once again, the attackers admit no wrongdoing's been proven.

Will the smell of scandal be enough to damage the latest Clinton campaign? Today's talking point,

the world's first self-driving 18 wheeler is heading the road. Should truck drivers be worried about their jobs?

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Hello again, Warren. I'll need back with

To the Point. That's Hillary Clinton campaigns for the White House. Attacks on the Clinton Foundation

are simmering in the media. Is a real scandal about to emerge, or is it what Hillary Clinton used

to call the right-wing conspiracy all over again? Today's talking point, once it reaches the

interstate, a new 18-wheeler called

Freightliner Inspiration can drive itself to the intended off-ramp. Its German makers claim it'll

save lives, money, and greenhouse emissions, but what about jobs? First, this news update,

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