in fact you ve been costing the county a lot of money. they ve had more lawsuits in your county that this combined in many cities. look at $a million you cost, 6,300 claims and lawsuits. it doesn t cost you any money. wait a minute. that s a lot of money. oh, come on. 61,000 inmates, 43 lawsuits. come on, in your county, 2,150 lawsuits with only 9,200 inmates. how do you explain that? well, first of all you re going back on statistics. i don t know what you re reading. it s not $50 million. it s about $22 million sin i became sheriff. it s about what? $22 million since i became sheriff almost 20 years ago. look at other departments, what they pay out. you know, you sued the new york
we ticked off the salaries and what not. what i read in the wires is that he was getting $326,000 that s his salary. megyn: and $3,000 in expenses. he gets to use his expense account if he s fired? they re obliged to pay him that. megyn: if you are a good lawyer, you draft a contract saying, you cannot spend county money on anything other than county business. that assumes that the person that drew up the contract was on the side of the taxpayer. that s an untrue assumption. megyn: mr. burgess resigned in the wake of the recall of the mayor, which is even worse. he will get this stuff and he left voluntarily. he probably resigned knowing the terms of the contract that he would be paid off because of it. megyn: it s easy to show solidarity with your recalled
in effect. republicans have been feeling the heat as president obama has been making the case, making the case that missing the august 2nd deadline would be catastrophic to everyone. here s what he told cbs news today. can you tell the folks no matter what happens. i cannot guarantee that. there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it. joining me is a guest, but let me say this, i think it s very interesting i must say this. it s very interesting to me, with all of the language back and forward, with all of the