Hillary would hit son-in-law’s Cayman Island hedge fund

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Hillary Clinton’s son-in-law Marc Mezvinsky’s Cayman Island hedge fund would take a hit under a new round of tax penalties the Democratic presidential candidate unveiled Monday night.

“We’re now in a position, I think, where we can go after some of these schemes that you did read about, the kind of misclassifying of income, trying to make it look like it’s a capital gain, when it’s just ordinary income, um, going ahead and rooting income through the Bahamas or the Cayman Islands or wherever,” Clinton said on MSNBC.

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