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On "The Daily Show" last month, Stephanopoulos said that when foreign governments and other entities give millions to the Clinton foundation, "everybody" knows there's "a hope that that's going to lead to something, and that's what you have to be careful of."
George Stephanopoulos '82, ABC newsman and former advisor to President Clinton, was the keynote speaker at Class Day. He offered the graduates words of advice from his father: "Keep your balance", and from legendary faculty member Lionel Trilling '25: "Prize fearlessness more than happiness."
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)His gifts to the foundation of at least $50,000 were first reported Thursday morning by Politico.
But his disclosure of the contributions — made after the conservative Washington Free Beacon started asking ABC News questions — seemed only to deepen Republicans' distrust in the most recognizable political journalist at the most-watched news network in the country.
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, who is seeking the Republican nomination for president, said that the donations and Mr. Stephanopoulos's close ties with the Clintons should preclude him from moderating any debates in the 2016 presidential campaign.
In 2012, 2013 and 2014, Stephanopoulos made $25,000 donations to the 501 nonprofit founded by former President Bill Clinton, the foundation's records show. Stephanopoulos never disclosed this information to viewers, even when interviewing author Peter Schweizer last month about his book "Clinton Cash," which alleges that donations to the foundation may have influenced some of Hillary Clinton's actions as secretary of state.
George Stephanopoulos '82, ABC newsman and former advisor to President Clinton, was the keynote speaker at Class Day. He offered the graduates words of advice from his father: "Keep your balance", and from legendary faculty member Lionel Trilling '25: "Prize fearlessness more than happiness."