Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) lambasted the Clintons and their foundation, equating the former first family to corrupt money launderers. Cotton, a Harvard Law School graduate, and former paratrooper with the 101st Airborne division of the U.S. Army knows a thing or two about the law regarding classified information and corruption. And, he has some harsh criticism for both the Clinton Foundation and the former secretary of state herself, Hillary Clinton.

Cotton was a guest on Hugh Hewitt's radio show, The Hugh Hewitt Show Tuesday. The talk show host asked Cotton about FBI Director James Comey's re-opening of the investigation into Clinton's email scandal after potential classified information was found on a computer belonging to Anthony Weiner. Weiner, estranged husband of Huma Abedin, was being investigated for sexting a 15-year-old North Carolina girl when the discovery was made. In all, a reported 650,000 emails were found supposedly belonging to Abedin and may have contained classified emails sent and received by former secretary of state Clinton.

Cotton said, "650,000 emails is a lot of emails. But then again, when you use modern searching techniques, you might be able to winnow it pretty quickly." But he's cautiously optimistic that the FBI can do the winnowing down quite quickly saying, "You would think that even if it's in the thousands, or tens of thousands, the FBI has enough agents that they could review them pretty quickly. A lot of these agents are pretty familiar with the subject material, having investigated the Clinton email server to begin with. Some of them, apparently, have been investigating the Clinton Foundation now for months."

The senator from Arkansas stressed the seriousness of the discovery by saying, "what Director Comey has said he found in the emails from Hillary Clinton's server and devices, which is that she was extremely careless with the handling of classified information, now so much so that classified information of the United States government may be found on the computer of a man under investigation for underage sex abuse."

As The Free Thought Project reported, speculation exists as to whether or not the discovery was an intentional attempt by Weiner to cut a deal with federal prosecutors to avoid a longer prison sentence if he's convicted of felonious sexting a minor.

Cotton scoffed at the Democrats' blaming Comey for re-opening the investigation. He pointed the finger squarely at Clinton saying, "Hillary Clinton only has one person to blame for all of this. She is the one that set up that private server. She is the one that used it for classified information. She's the one that violated U.S. government security in handling materials. She's the one that always thinks she can get away with it. This is not an FBI or a Director Comey problem. This is a Hillary Clinton problem, and this is why so many Americans view her as untrustworthy and dishonest."

Later in the interview with Hewitt, Cotton turned his attention to the Clinton Foundation and called it a massive money laundering front. He said, "We now know there were no fewer than four FBI investigations into the Clintons and their close associates — the Foundation, the emails, Abedin and Weiner and Terry McAuliffe, the governor of Virginia."

Going further he stated, "And I suspect that that was a very high-ranking Department of Justice political appointee who was carrying water for the Clinton machine and wanted to shut down an investigation into the Clinton Foundation, which increasingly looks like one of the largest money laundering and influence peddling operations in the world."

"This is why if Hillary Clinton wins this election and they don't shut down the Clinton Foundation and come clean with all of its past activities, then there's no telling the kind of corruption that you might see out of the Clinton White House," the outspoken senator from Arkansas declared.