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Attorneys gave closing arguments Thursday in the ethics trial of Metro Council member Anthony Piagentini, who faces seven charges in connection with a $40 million grant he secured for his
Tuesday was the second day in the ethics trial of Metro Council Anthony Piagentini, who faces charges that include failing to disclose a financial or personal interest in a matter
Listen to what she was saying -- this is, i'm going to let er rip. listen to this. >> barney frank is about to retire and guess who is shaking in their boots. the too big to fail banks and financial institutions and all of wall street because maxine waters is going to be the next chair of the financial services committee. >> see, that is just it. the democrats would then have to win the majority in the house and i haven't heard many professional prognosticators say that there's really good possibility that it's going to happen. meanwhile, here's another entertaining excerpt from maxine waters....
Potentially violating a number of ethics violations, including not paying property taxes on a vacation property that he owns, also, using his own stationery to solicit funds for a building in his name, and some new revelations about some money that's being used to pay for his defense, and so the ethics trial for charlie rangel, starting today up on the hill. martha: he's going to represent himself. he has no lawyers. charlie rangel should be representing himself. that should be very interesting. in the meantime, we are reaching the end of the line in the alaska senate battle where they're stil...
However, it's just taking too long. they must know from the a"exxon valdez" case, people are still waiting. it's frustrating for all those trying to collect. >> maybe it's more about making a statement. let's move on to something they've spent a lom of time covering. let's talk about congresswoman maxime water es. she's facing a ethics battle as is charlie rangel of new york. yesterday i was sitting there in that pressure cover frens. very unusual. she was insisting that she did not miss use her station as a member of congress to help a bank of which her husband held a financial stake. what do...