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Rubbing elbows on the blue color issues. we got out here in lincolntown and he said that his opponent should be nervous about him because he has the endorsement from president trump and puts america first principles. in the latest fox news approved pole, bud holds a sizable lead and former governor pat mcquarry. the former governor is trying to gain ground with an attack ad, and president biden roundly unpopular with conservatives. madison cawthorne is fighting for reelection and the biggest from chuck edwards who has the ....
we got this new video a couple days ago of duke energy s disastrous coal ash spill last year. the people you see taking samples from the spill are water keepers. they turned over to federal prosecutors this video that they took and also the results of their sampling in that river during the spill. well, last week, the federal case about the spill wrapped up and so now we can see that evidence, too. we could see what federal investigators got to see. in that federal case, duke energy pled guilty nine times. the company agreed to pay $102 million fine, which is the largest criminal fine in north carolina history. so duke s coal ash spill was a crime. duke pled guilty. but ever since that spill, one central question has been whether the state government of north carolina itself was in some way criminally involved. north carolina s governor, pat mcquarry spent 28 years working at duke energy before he went ....
Keepers. they turned over to federal prosecutors this video that they took and also the results of their sampling in that river during the spill. well, last week, the federal case about the spill wrapped up and so now we can see that evidence, too. we could see what federal investigators got to see. in that federal case duke energy pled guilty nine times. the company agreed to pay $102 million fine which is the largest criminal fine in north carolina history. so duke s coal ash spill was a crime. duke pled guilty. but ever since that spill, one central question has been whether the state government of north carolina itself was in some way criminally involved. north carolina s governor pat mcquarry spent 0 years working at duke energy before he went into politics. as the new governor of north carolina he and his state government stepped in three times to stop, effectively to big foot lawsuits against duke. the moukory administration stepped in over and over again ....
we got this new video a couple days ago of duke energy s disastrous coal ash spill last year. the people you see taking samples from the spill are water keepers. they turned over to federal prosecutors this video that they took and also the results of their sampling in that river during the spill. well, last week, the federal case about the spill wrapped up and so now we can see that evidence, too. we could see what federal investigators got to see. in that federal case, duke energy pled guilty nine times. the company agreed to pay $102 million fine, which is the largest criminal fine in north carolina history. so duke s coal ash spill was a crime. duke pled guilty. but ever since that spill, one central question has been whether the state government of north carolina itself was in some way criminally involved. north carolina s governor, pat mcquarry spent 0 years working at duke energy before he went into politics. ....
Paying the biggest criminal fine in north carolina history. what does that mean for the state government? and when that case got settled, it appeared maybe duke s admission of guilty would be tend of it. but check this out. the lawyer for duke energy now says federal prosecutors are still investigating and they re investigating the state government s role in all this. duke s lawyer said the federal criminal probe is ongoing and duke is helping the prosecutors as part of their plea deal. so maybe governor mccrory and his state government are not off the hook at all. tonight, the question of whether north carolina regulators broke the law appears to be very much alive. prosecutors wouldn t talk about that part of the investigation last week in the local press in north carolina. they wouldn t respond to us about it. but duke energy officials confirmed to us that they are helping federal prosecutors. north carolina regulators told us that they are continue to go cooperate. and for the reco ....