The Russians are coming!

“I don’t think anybody can with a straight face say that the Russians did not set out to influence our election, and they did so. I am saying as clearly as I can — I feel like I’m a bit of a, you know, Paula Revere — I’m trying to sound the alarm about this." ~ Hillary Clinton

She should know.

The Russians are coming! On March 6, 2009, during a trip to Geneva, Hillary presented Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov a small, red button. Hillary thought it was emblazoned with the Russian word for “reset.” Her team mistranslated and the button actually read “overload.” Nonetheless, Clinton and Lavrov jointly pressed the symbolic button. And a new era in U.S.–Russian relations erupted.

The Russians are coming! Hillary Clinton likes to talk a tough game about Russian President Vladimir Putin — but that didn't stop her from inviting him and other top Russian officials to a Clinton Foundation gala right after she became Secretary of State.

The Russians are coming! There may be no Clinton Foundation office in Moscow or St. Petersburg, but it is not for lack of trying. Bill Clinton received half a million dollars in 2010 for a speech he gave in Moscow, paid by a Russian firm, Renaissance Capital, that has ties to Russian intelligence. The Clinton Foundation took money from Russian officials and oligarchs, including Victor Kekselberg, a Putin confidant.

The Russians are coming! The busy Podesta Group also represented Uranium One, a uranium company acquired by the Russian government which received approval from Hillary Clinton’s State Department to mine for uranium in the U.S. and gave Russia twenty percent control of US uranium. The New York Times reported Uranium One’s chairman, Frank Guistra, made significant donations to the Clinton Foundation,