Yeah....I said it. The former New York State Assembly Speaker violated the public trust, filled his pockets with $5 million, used some of that money to hire the best lawyers around and got off on a technicality. The bottom line: the courts have now made it very difficult to PROVE corruption by public officials even when it's obvious to most of us that these slimeballs are up to no good. Kelly and I talked about the case this morning. - Chuck
For a more intellectual and less emotional look at the matter, we spoke to WGY Legal Analyst Chas Farcher of Martin, Harding and Mazzotti.
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