emmanuel's departure. we will bring you that when it happens. the man known as rambo built quite a reputation as a warrior. an old-school politician who wasn't afraid to twist arms to get things done on a national level, but that is politics illinois style t is a state with a history of corruption. one hand often washes the other and voters look the other way. i mean, three governors in the past four decades were convicted of federal corruption charges. who can forget just this year, rod blagojevich accused of trying to sell a senate seat, convicted of lying to the feds, but keep in mind, the guy he replaced went to prison for using taxpayer money for his campaign workers. and in 1973, governor kerner got caught taking bribes from a racetrack manager, but this trickles down to local government as well a recent investigation by the university of illinois called cook county a dark pool of political corruption and chicago's at the heart of it. nearly 150 county employees,