Hillary Clinton has made numerous speeches at colleges around the nation, and she charges hefty fees for the privilege of hearing her voice – $200,000 a pop. Students at the University of Nevada Las Vegas want her to return the $225,000 for her upcoming speech in October or they’ll protest. But it’s all good, she insists, because she gives that money to charity. What charity? “All of the fees have been donated to the Clinton Foundation,” she said. Well, yes, of course. As for the poor college students whose exorbitant tuition fees are going in part to Hillary’s “charity,” she says she’s – wait for it – fighting for them. “It’s been my experience,” Clinton pontificated, “That they’re not worried about my speaking or my household, they’re worried about their own. And that’s the kind of debate I think I’m furthering as I go around the country speaking.” That’s a veiled reference to Democrats’ favorite class warfare talking points on “income inequality.” Which she’s fighting one $200,000 speech at a time.