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Stuff down to much less serious offenses so we dont fill up the jails. >> jason: thats totally wrong. exactly. they should be prosecuting more gun related -- if you have a gun violation, they should be prosecuted, and they should serve that time. people should bebe scared toho death. but, youre right. they know they can plea thiso stuff out and they are going to be out of jail because no prosecutor thinks this is going to be a big resume item.right? >> well, if your priority is to get people out...

Less serious offenses so we dont fill up the jails. >> jason: exactly they should be prosecuting more gun related -- if you have a gun violation, they should be prosecuted and they should serve that time. people should be scared to death. youre right. they know they can plead this out and they are going to be out of jail because no prosecutor thinks this is going to be a big resume item. >> well, if your priority is to get people out when they belong in, youre going to create incentive system to...

Get paid the same amount no matter where its delivered. that helps break up the incentive system, we also have various well-made broad provisions in our staff essay if different players in the healthcare system together and share profit, that can be a crime. but not if theyre owned by the same entity. so to get around that, the kickback provision, you get owned by the same hospital system. >> that the silly way to run a railroad to have a written regulatory incentive and ownership. >> will fix a...

Get paid the same amount no matter where its delivered. that helps break up the incentive system, we also have various well-made broad provisions in our staff essay if different players in the healthcare system together and share profit, that can be a crime. but not if theyre owned by the same entity. so to get around that, the kickback provision, you get owned by the same hospital system. >> that the silly way to run a railroad to have a written regulatory incentive and ownership. >> will fix a...

Figure than he was. what hes saying is i feel guilty because im seeing the result of enabling somebody unethical, lawless and it destructful. thats not a hypothatical. its weve already been going on. the republican party, up until this point at the feet of mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. both of them essentially put their institutional powers, in checks and balances at the feet of donald trump. >> so susan, pick up on that point because youre around politicians. you know the incentive system. so ...

But thats a dangerous game, if the president engages in a pardon, that could be more fodder for the mueller team to think about the pardon as a tool of obstruction. of course, hands on a silver platter to the house of representatives, an issue to explore the oversight mechanism. in the same way that congress has overseen other presidential pardons. also, if we get to the point down the road, and obviously, were not there yet, where impeachment is discussed. impeachment is the one thing that can ...

Posturing, that im tough, im not bending or yielding to the prosecutorial pressure here. but thats a dangerous game, if the president engages in a pardon, that could be more fodder for the mueller team to think about the pardon as a tool of obstruction. of course, hands on a silver platter to the house of representatives, an issue to explore the oversight mechanism. in the same way that congress has overseen other presidential pardons. also, if we get to the point down the road, and obviously, w...

Dangerous game, because if the president engages in a pardon, that could be more fodder for the mueller team to think about the pardon as a tool of obstruction. of course, it hands on a silver platter to the house of representatives an issue to explore the oversight mechanism the way the pardon power was used in the same way that congress has overseen other presidential pardons. also, if we get to the point down the road, and obviously, were not there yet, where impeachment is discussed. impeach...

Was there a flawed culture within the blank? -- bank? >> well, the very act of not correcting the problem affected the culture. my guess is the culture -- everything i know about it, and i dont claim intimate knowledge, the culture was pretty good. and the incentive system corrupted people. if you leave the petty cash of a large number right near the door, you are going to -- some people are going to succumb to that that otherwise would behave pretty well. when other people see people succumbing...

Terrible mistake. and every great institution makes -- if you employ 360,000 people like we do or 280,000 like they do -- but they made a particularly egregious mistake. >> this was part of the culture. it was pervasive. and it lasted for years. >> it was a dumb incentive system which when they found out it was dumb, they didnt do anything about it. if you put in incentives, incentives have terrific power to do good things and bad things. everybody uses incentives, people use them with their chi...