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How Hillary Clinton massaged 'embarrassed' Huma Abedin's shoulders at an intimate Chappaqua get-together
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EXCLUSIVE: How Hillary Clinton massaged 'embarrassed' Huma Abedin's shoulders at an intimate Chappaqua get-together and jealous Chelsea treats Huma with undisguised contempt (when her mother isn't around)
New York Times bestselling author Ed Klein has just published his fourth book about the Clintons since 2005, Guilty as Sin
Huma Abedin becomes a 'shy little girl' when 'Hillary displays interest in her'
Chelsea Clinton's relationship with Abedin is 'remote and cold' and they have what appears to be a sibling rivalry
Clinton once called FBI director James Comey an 'a**hole', saying he'd 'been after' her for years
Said Bernie Sanders 's**t' all over her presidential nomination
She also called Sanders a 'weasel' after he vowed to take the fight for a socialist 'revolution' all the way to the DNC in late July
Huma Abedin came down the stairs in Chappaqua, rubbing her puffy eyes and looking a bit disheveled.
'Did you get your power nap?' Hillary asked.
She placed both hands on Huma's neck and began massaging her shoulders.
'Huma smiled, but looked embarrassed,' recalled one of Hillary's oldest friends, who had been invited along with a group of women to spend the afternoon with Hillary, and who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Chappaqua get together was private. 'Huma's tough, but there are times when she can look like a shy little girl, especially when Hillary displays an interest in her in front of other people.'
Huma went off to a corner of the room to check on Hillary's emails, and one of the women handed Hillary a glass of Chardonnay. After a sip, Hillary recounted a conversation she had had with her lawyer, David Kendall, about the enemies who were closing in on her from all sides.
Hillary had long ago learned to live with Bill's idiosyncrasies (for want of a better word), but she was worried about recent signs that he was losing it.
'He blew up at the Black Lives Matter people,' she complained, 'and the whole episode was caught on video. That wasn't very f***ing helpful. Then he got into an argument in front of the TV cameras with a Bernie supporter over his welfare program when he was president. Not f***ing helpful!'
In a fit of pique, she grabbed a handful of her hair and in an odd mannerism, which her women friends had seen before, she yanked at the hair so hard it looked as though she was trying to pull it out.
New York Times bestselling author Ed Klein has just published his fourth book about the Clintons since 2005, Guilty as Sin
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New York Times bestselling author Ed Klein has just published his fourth book about the Clintons since 2005, Guilty as Sin
'Hillary don't!' one of the women said.
Huma, who was sitting across the room, started to giggle. She caught Hillary's eye, and Hillary stopped pulling on her hair.
'Huma's seen this hair-pulling routine a hundred times, and she knows the best way to handle it is to make light of it,' her friend recalled.
Much more reading and audio of Huma remembering the first time she and Hellary met. You gotta listen to this!
[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]
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