Navy Seal who killed Osama Bin Laden slams Hillary Clinton for recounting the raid for financial gain


Robert O'Neill, the US Navy SEAL who revealed his significant
role in the raid that ended the life of terrorist Osama Bin Laden and now serves as a paid Fox News contributor, has slammed Hillary Clinton for recounting the raid in speeches for her personal gain.
Stolen emails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's account revealed audio of Clinton talking about the bin Laden take down in a 2013 speech to a Toronto business group.
According to O'Neill, he went on the mission for the same reason he came forward with his story - to help the 9/11 families find closure.
'She's taking some credit and she's raising money because of it. I don't want to take away from the part she had, but we
didn't kill Osama bin Laden because of Hillary Clinton.'
O'Neill further says he never met Clinton to this day and she wasn't part of a ceremony to thank the SEALs for their service after the 2011 raid. To him, Clinton should spend less time on her role in the mission and more time talking about the specialists who conducted the raid.
'As opposed to trying to raise capital for a campaign or get elected based on her national security because of the bin Laden raid, I would much rather see her...mention why we did it, or the pilots that brought us there or the analysts that found him. We didn't go for someone to win an office. We went for the secretary that jumped out of the 90th floor of the trade towers on aTuesdaymorning. We went for the first responders that went into the Pentagon.'

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