Via Free Beacon:
Two-time failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton received loud cheers and applause during a “surprise” appearance at the 60th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night, two days after reports surfaced that she ignored the advice of her 2008 presidential campaign manager to fire one of her senior advisers, who was accused of repeatedly sexually harassing a younger female campaign staffer.
The New York Times reported Friday that Patti Solis Doyle, the campaign manager during Clinton’s 2008 presidential run, recommended that the candidate fire her faith adviser, Burns Strider, but Clinton instead ordered him to undergo counseling and docked several weeks of his pay.
Two days later, during a planned segment at the Grammys, late-night comedian and host James Corden had multiple musicians read portions of Michael Wolff’s new controversial book, Fire and Fury: Inside Trump’s White House. At the end of the video, Clinton made a cameo to read a portion of the book in an attempt to win a Spoken Word Grammy.