Topic: Bush Foundation

Former Haitian Senate President Bernard Sansaricq alleged on Fox Business that the Clinton Foundation mishandled $14.3 billion in earthquake relief funds, with less than 2% reaching the Haitian people. The discussion also touches on the firing of Billy Bush from NBC following the "Access Hollywood" tape leak. The hosts speculate that the Bushes and Clintons may have a private feud, or that Billy Bush is being used as a temporary scapegoat.

The BBC and other outlets have explored conspiracy theories suggesting Donald Trump is a "Trojan Horse" for the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, rumors regarding Marco Rubio's personal life have been attributed to potential "dirty tricks" campaigns by rival candidates.

The conversation with the Haitian driver shifts to the billions of dollars in aid money collected after the 2010 earthquake. The driver alleges that much of the $6 billion in aid was funneled through the Clinton and Bush foundations without reaching the Haitian people. He emphasizes that Bill Clinton is viewed as the primary power player in these dealings rather than Hillary.

Adam Curry expresses frustration over the Clinton Foundation's failure to release its 2010 IRS Form 990, which would detail the distribution of billions in Haiti relief funds. He announces the creation of Clinton990.org, a website providing a pre-filled IRS complaint form for citizens to demand transparency from the foundation regarding potential tax violations.

The "Clinton Bush Haiti Fund" is criticized as a potential vehicle for the former presidents' existing foundations rather than a direct relief fund. The hosts compare the massive fundraising efforts to the lack of transparent accounting in past disaster responses.