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The owners of a Rutherford County farm are trying to figure out who poisoned three of their miniature horses. It appears the hemp industry will continue to operate successfully in North Carolina. A Buncombe County mother and father are facing charges connected to the death of their infant child.
learned through briefings or reports to make money, something regular people like us would be arrested for. >> why does congress get a pass on this? >> it's really the way the rules have been defined and the people who make the rules are the political class in washington and they've conveniently written them in such a way that they don't apply to themselves. >> the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that can affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just ask raj rajaratnam, who got 11 years for doing it. but congressiona...
briefings or reports to make money, something like regular people like us would be arrested for. >> why does congress get a pass on this? >> it's really the way the rules have been defined and the people who make the rules are the political class in washington and they've conveniently written them in such a way that they don't apply to themselves. >> the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that can affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just have raj who got 11 years for doing it. but congressional lawmakers have no co...
track to passage, a fast track that seemed to have been created a few weeks ago after steve croft on "60 minutes" revealed that congress members were legally allowed to use inside information that they learn in briefings or reports to make money, something like regular people like us would be arrested for. >> why does congress get a pass on this? >> it's really the way the rules have been defined and the people who make the rules are the political class in washington and they've conveniently written them in such a way that they don't apply to themselves. >> the buying and selling of ...