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Foreign corrupt practices act. 15-u.s.c.-78. >> sean: might financially benefit. that seems to fit. according to gregg jarrett, if vice president biden used his public office to influence or coerce a foreign official into taking action that benefited biden's son, biden has broken the law, likely. that's not all. bribery. >> sean: a billion dollars. to a public official to influence an official act. fire him. is guilty of bribery. fire the guy, you get a billion dollars. uh-oh again.

California. when the utility pacific gas and electric, pg&e, applied for the permits, the company said the site had only insignificant faults that have shown no movement for at least 100,000 and possibly millions of years. construction costs for that assuredly totally nonseismic nuclear plant were estimated to be around $320 million. barely a year later, it's 1971, and a new fault line is discovered offshore less than three miles from the plant's location. humans decide that the site is still well suited for releasing energy from atoms as long as the money spent on construction goes from $320 ...

New nuclear power plant in california. when the utility pacific gas and electric, pg&e, applied for the permits, the company said the ç site had only insignificant faults that have shown no movement for at least 100,000 and possibly millions of years. construction costs for that assuredly totally nonseismic nuclear plant were estimated to be around $320 million. barely a year ter, it's 1971, and a new fault line is discovered offshore less than three miles from the plant's location. humans decide that the site is still well suited for releasing energy from atoms as long as the money spent on...

Apocalypse is the punch line. all of the retrofitting which was done backwards had to be reretrofitted. that would be another $2.2 billion please. flash forward to 2008 and uh-oh again. a new fault discovered less than a mile from the plant. pg&e and the nuclear regulatory commission, they go ahead and decide that the new fault line, bgy. itl fe. t e atengyommission in california begs to differ. the state energy commission says that not enough is known about that new fault line and the plant should do some 3-d seismic mapping to see if things are safe. that was three years ago and, no, they st...

Prints the wrong way around. it's like a post modern episode of mr. magoo except nuclear apocalypse is the punch line. all of the retrofitting which was done backwards had to be reretrofitted. that would be another $2.2 billion please. flash forward to 2008 and uh-oh again. a new fault discovered less than a mile from the plant. pg&e and the nuclear regulatory commission, they go ahead and decide that the new fault line, no biggy. it'll be fine. but the state energy commission in california begs to differ. the state energy commission says that not enough is known about that new fault line and ...