"I'm a star witness against the President," the Hollywood fundraiser was recently quoted as saying in Vanity Fair.

Tonken claims to have given crucial testimony to federal investigators probing possible criminal activity on the part of the Clintons. The fundraising event, attended by Hollywood stars such as Brad Pitt, Cher and John Travolta, cost Mr. Paul $2 million and brought in an additional $1 million in contributions. The Clintons failed to report these contributions to the Federal Election Commission, a serious violation of the law. Key elements of Peter Paul's case were confirmed by both Vanity Fair and the Los Angeles Times. For example, the LA Times notes a blatant attempt by Hillary Clinton's national finance director, David Rosen, to bully Peter Paul into writing additional checks as costs associated with the gala skyrocketed. "Guess what Peter. If you don't come up with the money, we'll just call it off," Rosen told Mr. Paul according to Stephen M. Gordon, former Vice President of Stan Lee Media. Hillary Clinton has publicly denied even knowing that Mr. Paul was involved with the event.

Both Paul and Tonken continue to cooperate with authorities. Mr. Paul is awaiting extradition from Brazil so he may continue his case against the Clintons.

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