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Author of book hammering Hillary Clinton says he now has full-time security .................................................................................................................................... Colin Campbell Apr. 29, 2015 Clinton CashThe cover of "Clinton Cash." See Also Hillary Clinton is getting bombarded with new financial scandals The author of a controversial new book about Bill and Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday that he has arranged full-time security for himself. Asked during a Bloomberg interview if he received any death threats over his controversial book, "Clinton Cash," Peter Schweizer would only say he has "security." "I'll just say we have security. And that security is not something that just came because we decided to have security. And we'll just leave it at that," he said. Pressed as to whether he specifically has full-time security, Schweizer said "yes." He didn't specify what type of security he had arranged or whether he had hired a security detail. The allegations in "Clinton Cash" have been dogging former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign since last Thursday, when a number of news outlets published critical stories that were at least partially based on Schweizer's investigation. Schweizer's book, out May 5, accuses Clinton of distributing special State Department favors in exchange for speaking fees to her husband and for donations to their nonprofit, the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation. In one of the most notable stories based on Schweizer's work, The New York Times called attention to the State Department's approval of a deal that sold US uranium-production rights to a Russian state agency. Many of those who stood to benefit from the deal, the story said, gave millions of undisclosed dollars to the Clinton Foundation at the time. Read more: businessinsider.com