a distinguished dean, what happened to the presumption of innocence? why is it all the democrats are retreating right now and nobody is stepping up you think he might be innocent? i m not saying ease innocent. this gentlemen these charges came from his peers! this is not a criminal court. these are his pals who said i m not pleased with my colleagues after what they did to senator lieberman, what they re doing to this gentleman and a lot of other distinguished gentle ladies and gentlemen after this. charlie rangel gives a whole new meaning to public service. he wants the public to serve him. he s been in office for 40 years. it s ridiculous. but the trust he s had in his community, the delivery to his constituents. where s the trust? harlem is in horrible condition! i disagee with that. i have to tell you that the connection that the businesses you can t undermine a gentleman s service. how do you forget to pay how do you forget to report $600,000? i forgot!
put him on the barber s chair and let him roast. a lot of people say you know what? this will be bad for my legacy. it s going to be bad for my party. i m going on vacation. good-bye, everybody. i believe on principle before, you know, politics. i believe ultimately that the democrats here have to at least give this diminished gentleman a day in court. he writes the tax laws. he is the first person who should be so he s got to be ann marie, going back to the first question. how much time could he spend in prison? it depends. they have to figure out the sentencing guidelines and exactly what he would be charged with so it s kind of hard to say but certainly quite a few years, i would think. it s a lot of money involved. think he s above the law. all right, the panel is off to a good start right now. good debate. we ll continue in a moment. polls show what most americans want on everything from jobs to immigration. but it appears the president keeps doing the opposite