Huma Abedin was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 1976 but moved with her parents to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia at the age of 2 and only returned to the U.S. at age 18 to study at George Washington University. While there Abedin became an intern at the White House at age 19, where she was assigned to then-First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Huma's mother is a sociologist known for her strong advocacy of Sharia Law. She’s a known member of the Muslim Sisterhood, a division for women of the Muslim Brotherhood. She is a board member of the International Islamic Council for Dawa and Relief, which the U.S. government has formally designated as a pro-Hamas international terrorist organization.

Huma’s late father has even more direct ties to terrorist organizations as he was recruited to work for the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs, by Abdullah Omar Naseef, who was the secretary-general of the Muslim World League, which is the Muslim Brotherhood’s principal vehicle for the international propagation of Islamic supremacist ideology. Naseef also held close ties to Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda.

Huma herself was employed from 1996 to 2008 by the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs as the assistant editor of its in-house publication. Huma’s mother took over for her father running the institute and became the editor of its journal. A position she still holds today with Huma’s brother holding the title of book-review editor and her sister employed as assistant editor. It’s like a whole family affair.

Of course none of these factors stopped then Secretary Clinton from meeting Huma’s mother personally while on a trip to the Saudi Kingdom.

Huma has been a long-time aide and trusted advisor to Hillary Clinton. Even before she starting servicing as vice chairwoman of Clinton's 2016 Presidential campaign she was traveling chief of staff and served as direct assistant to Hillary Clinton during Clinton's campaign in 2008. She then served as U.S. Secretary of State Clinton's Deputy Chief of Staff in the State Department getting a "special government employee" arrangement at $62 and hour, that allowed her to work as an outside consultant for Teneo for $105K dollars for seven months work plus as a paid consultant to the Clinton Foundation to help plan for Hillary’s post-State philanthropic activities. And she remained Hillary Clinton’s personal assistant. All for total of $355K for that year. Not bad for a federal employee.

Huma Abedin was married to Anthony Weiner on July 10th 2010. Anthony Weiner is the disgraced former congressman who thought it was a good idea to run for mayor of New York City in 2013 despite not having stopped his sex addict behavior of taking photos of himself naked and sending them to women on the Internet. This second round of embarrassment is what makes up the amazing documentary in theaters now, appropriately titled “Weiner” during which audience members get an inside look into a downward spiraling campaign as new revelations of five-time a day phone sex sessions with a woman other than Weiner’s wife are revealed.

This documentary is right up there with some of the best political intrigue films. Weiner is Shakespeare’s Coriolanus. Huma even says at one point in the documentary “It’s like I’m living a nightmare”.

And here is where I have my biggest issue with Hillary leading this country and Huma not two steps behind. Despite what they may personally feel their marriages are, they are both textbook victims of spousal abuse. How are we as a nation supposed to put our trust in these two battered women and expect them to go toe-to-toe with men like Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Un, and Bashar al-Assad? When they couldn’t even kick their own husbands to the curb for violating their sacred marriage vows.