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Amid all the memo madness, we can't forget the everyday insanity of the trump administration, including the latest examples of possible ethics violation. "the washington post" reported that housing secretary, ben carson, may have violated ethics rules by having his son help organize a listening tour in baltimore last summer. department lawyers warned that ben carson jr.'s role and his invitation to people with whom he had potential business dealings could violate federal ethics rules. joining me jen curran and richard painter. what is going on with dr. carson? his family is too involved with h...

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-- that looks like you might want to prosecute it. that's happened in serious ethics cases for members of congress. ethics committee is doing intense investigation of a member of congress accused of some ethics violation, in the course of the investigation they turn up serious evidence of potential wrongdoing by that member of congress, that was not otherwise known to or being pursued by the relevant law enforcement agency. in cases like that, the ethics committee would finish their report on the member's behavior, and they might also make a criminal referral to the appropriate law enforceme...

Investigation of a member of congress accused of ethics violation. they turn up evidence of criminal wrongdoing by that member of congress, wrng doing not otherwise known to or being pursued by the relevant law enforcement agency. in cases like that the ethics committee would finish their report, their ethics committee report on the member's behavior but might make a criminal referral to the appropriate law enforcement agency if they turned up something serious that law enforcement wasn't otherwise onto. that's not what happened here. in this case senator chuck grassley lindsey graham do not a...

They turn up information that law enforcement doesn't have, it's not unheard of for congress to notify the relevant law enforcement agent, hey, we turned up something that might want to prosecute. that's happened in serious ethics cases for members of congress doing intense investigation of a member of congress accused of ethics violation in the course of the investigation, they turn up serious evidence of potential criminal wrongdoing by that member of congress, wrongdoing that was not otherwise known to or been pursued by the relevant law enforcement agency. the committee would finish the re...