‘Sick’ Hillary Clinton struggles to walk up stairs and ‘hates’ Barack Obama, according to new Colin Powell leaked emails
A MULTI-millionaire told former US Secretary of State Colin Powell that Hillary Clinton 'hates' President Obama in newly leaked emails between the two men.
Investor Jeffrey Leeds wrote to Powell in one email that all democrat hopeful Clinton really cares about is winning the upcoming Presidential election.
He then went on to say: "It's the one prize she wants. She has everything else. And she HATES the President ('that man' as the Clintons call him) kicked her a** in 2008. She can't believe it or accept it."
In another March 2015 email exchange - obtained by - the two the men talk about Clinton's health.
Leeds goes on to write that Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse informed him that 'she could barely climb the podium steps' when the two gave a speech at the same event a few months prior.
Both Leeds and Whitehouse have been contacted for comment.
Leeds also wrote to Powell about other problems he believed Clinton would be facing in the upcoming election.
"No one likes her and the criminal thing ain't over,"wrote Leeds.
"'I don't think the president would weep if she found herself in real legal trouble. She'll pummel his legacy if she gets a chance and he knows it."
That message was sent with a forwarded email from Politico declaring that Bernie Sanders had won Maine in the primary election.
In the email where the men were discussing her health, Powell also said about Clinton: "On HD TV she doesn't look good. She is working herself to death."
He then goes on to tell Leeds that the two were at the same home in San Francisco and he "ducked her so we didn't turn loose another email story by being seen together.'"
In other emails seen by multiple people seem to suggest in exchanges with Powell that he plans on endorsing Clinton for president.
Christie Whitman, the former New Jersey governor who has already endorsed Clinton over Trump despite being a Republican, wrote to Powell in late July: "Have you endorsed her yet?"
Powell responded by writing: "Nope."
He later added: "You'll recall that in 2008 and 2012 I waited until early fall."