
Donna Brazile, then the acting chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, talked to the media on the floor at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July 2016. (Photo/Carlos Barria /Reuters)
November 7, 2017
OAN Newsroom
Former interim DNC chair Donna Brazil is promoting her new book in which she speaks out on the Clinton campaign, the hacking of DNC emails, and Seth Rich.
Rich was a DNC staffer who was murdered shortly before Wikileaks published thousands of DNC emails, provoking theories surrounding his involvement and death.
Brazil defended her decision to release her book, saying she has insight into many issues very few others possess.
“Here’s what they don’t know…they don’t know what it was like to be over at the DNC during this hacking…they don’t know what it’s like to burry a child…I do… Seth Rich… they don’t know what it’s like to protect a staff from harassment,” Brazile said.
Her new book is dedicated to sevenpeople — one of whom is the murdered DNC staffer.
In the book, Brazile says Rich’s murder haunted as far as to the point of installing surveillance cameras at her home, and closing the blinds in her office for fear she could be seen by snipers.