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Highly regulated industry, say a bank, again, they could lose their license to operate, it could be cataclysmic. for the trump organization they are a leverage company, that could mean, that could mean banks would call loans or refuse to further extend credit, and so for a company that's highly leveraged, losing a lot of money, that could be very damaging. whether or not that happens we have to see how the banks react. we have to see what the indictment says, but as a prosecutor, you always want to be mindful of the collateral consequences, because it's not just the company. it's the employees...

Right now this morning the trump organization and people who worked for it on high alert as we speak for news out of manhattan. criminal charges could be dropping any minute, possibly today. expected to target the company but not donald trump himself, according to the personal lawyer for the former president ralph fischetti. the charges against the trump organization and individual employees alleged failure to pay taxes on corporate benefits and perks sinks with what nbc news has been reporting for several weeks based on our sources. former senior fbi official chuck rosemberg, and nbc contribu...

Chuck, thank you very much for being with us. right now we're watching president biden en route to wisconsin to sell the infrastructure deal. one democratic congressman on the threat not to support the bill without reconciliation is coming up. plus college athletes earning money off their own fame. talking with the all-time leader of the ohio hawkeyes what this big change from the ncaa really means. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway.

Had a long history of misconduct or it's rife with fraud, some underlying problem with the company you can charge it, even if you can't charge the individuals. >> and you talk about some of the factors that come into play, chuck. you lay out some questions that might be considered in a decision on whether to charge an organization like did it self-report misconduct, did they cooperate? does it have an effective compliance program? what's its history and something you say is what are the collateral consequences of charging an organization? explain what that means, what would collateral conseque...