Government grants and contributions.
Starting in 2010, the Foundation reported on three consecutive IRS tax returns that it received no donations from foreign government sources. It wasn’t as if they didn’t know how to report them. In prior years, the Foundation reported tens of millions of dollars in such donations. But things changed. Upon becoming Secretary of State, Mrs. Clinton promised that the Foundation would stop accepting donations from foreign governments. It turns out there were exceptions, and that the Foundation’s tax filings with the IRS were less than transparent.
The agreement was about foreign governments and was complicated by the existence of multi-year donations that began prior to her appointment. And once she resigned, foreign governments resumed making donations. One donation during her tenure -- the Algerian donation for earthquake aid -- should have been reviewed. But it's not a new revelation and it's been scoured for quid pro quo and turned up nothing. If there are others, I'm sure, you'll keep us apprised.