Blake Neff reports for The Daily Caller, Aug. 18, 2016, that in a fundraising email, Hillary's deputy communications director Christina Reynolds said that the conservative, pro-Trump Breitbart.com has no "right to exist," and that if Hillary is elected, the website will be shut down entirely.

A day before Reynold's email, on Wednesday, August 17, Trump had recruited Breitbart News' executive chairman Stephen Bannon to be the CEO of the Trump campaign.

Christina Reynolds is a Democratic Party apparatchik who had worked in the Obama White House (see her profile here).

Calling Breitbart News "a fringe website where there's no opinion too ugly, too divisive, or too outright crazy to be worth breathless promotion," Reynolds writes:

"We've had a conservative media in this country for a while. I don't always like what they have to say, but I respect their role and their right to exist.