Report: 'Clinton Cash' edited by publisher to correct inaccuracies

The publisher of the book on the finances of Hillary and Bill Clinton has made corrections of factual errors in the text, Politico reports.

HarperCollins says author Peter Schweizer made "7-8 factual corrections" to Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich.

The corrections will only be seen by readers of the e-book; the actual book can only be corrected via reprints and in the paperback edition.

Politico describes one of the corrections:

"Schweizer notes in the original version of the book that TD Bank, a major shareholder in the Keystone XL Pipeline, paid Bill Clinton for speeches and then said it would “begin selling its $1.6 billion worth of shares in the massive but potentially still-born [sic] Keystone XL crude pipeline project” after Hillary Clinton left office. But as his source on the sale of TD Bank’s shares, Schweizer used a press release that was revealed to be fake in 2013."

Politico also notes there appeared to be edits to passages relating to speaking fees Schweizer said that Bill Clinton received from Irish billionaire Denis O’Brien.