Page 2 - Shady Behavior News Today

Would certainly benefit those trump properties. whether or not these two deals are linked is the question here. either zte, the chinese company that trump is supporting, has been accused of shady behavior. heres marco rubio. >> zte, in addition to posing a significant espionage threat, its part of an overall history of china that deals with intellectual property. number two, they were sanctioned for north korea and tehran. and it doesnt sound like a good deal to me. >> joining me now cnn senior ...

He is very good for the industry. environmental advocates, not so much. you have awe series of stories, shady behavior, arrogance of power. the lobbyist renting this $50 a night apartment, was lobbying the epa contrary to their original statement. and this pattern of punishing people dissenting inside the organization all against the larger back drop of policies whether you approach the gender or not. inside stain teufbg agencies saying they cant use the term climate change. >> you were right. a...

Being pro-russia, anti-u.s., snowed by moscow. there is a case thats going to be made by some of the senate intelligence committee that yes, they were in the pockets of putin. theres another case to be made, which is that michael flynn thought, as he said in his book, that is russia is an adversary in a needs to be handled and managed and these were some clumsy steps towards that end. but all of this has gotten down to one side versus the other. the obama administration warned people like me -- ...

A lot of money for a transaction. >> i would guess they make more out of their vending machines. thats exactly the point. the question here is did goldman knowingly sell a bad investment to its unsuspecting investors without saying someone is betting against this investment actively so it is likely to lose value. thats what the question is. >> ali, appreciate it. thanks very much. in a statement goldman sachs called the sec allegations completely unfounded. my next guest believes goldman rigged ...

If it was a normal investment. and it is those residential mortgage-backed security, those bonds, that youre talking about. >> the money theyre accused of making is $15 million. >> very little. >> which for goldman sachs isnt a lot of money. >> i would guess they make more out of their vending machines. the question here is did goldman knowingly sell a bad investment to its unsuspecting investors without saying someone is betting against this investment actively so it is likely to lose value. th...

To people who were buying it as if it was a normal investment. and it is those residential mortgage-backed securities, those bonds, that youre talking about. >> and for all these accusations, the money theyre accused of making is $15 million. >> very little. >> which for goldman sachs isnt a lot of money. >> i would guess they make more out of their vending machines. naets thats exactly the point. the question here is did goldman knowingly sell a bad investment to its unsuspecting investors with...