verbiage in the exoneration letter before the investigation was done. none of this is important to the media? it should be. special council robertrt mueller, his merry team of democratic generous donors, they don t donate to republicans. 50 grand to democrats, including hillary and barack obama. and of course none of them gave to president trump s campaign.d one of mueller s lead investigator s jeannie rhee actually represented clinton and the clinton foundation in 2015. you can t get a bigger conflict of interest. nothing from the media. we have mueller s top prosecutor. the expert andrew weissmann, the professional he is. he let the extremely controversial obstruction of justice case against arthur andersen accounting as part ofco the enron scandal. he destroyed the company, cost tens of thousands of people their jobs and was overturned in the u.s. supreme court in 05 9-0. that s a great guy to put on your team. he also sent four merrill lynch executives to jail. o their convictions
found the teen unconscious inun her bed the morning of a father-daughter dance. he is the one who called 911. she was already gone. i always asked myself, how did we go from picking jr. rings, college campus visits, to picking out a casket. jean mcculley lost three sons to opiate overdoses. her oldest to heroin. speak my own children, i could see what path they were going down. but i never thought in a million years i would lose three. t not one, but three sons. police officials say they try to educate anyone who will listen about the dangers of these drugs, but when it comes to the opioid epidemic, they say it s a problem that cannot be solved with police c alone. doug? doug: ellison barber here in d.c. thank you, ellison. up next, whatever happened to the people affected by the enron scandal? here s what some fox affiliates in the country around tonight. q13 in seattle making holiday
doug: in tonight s what ever happened to segment, the enron scandal. what happened to the employees of that energy company that virtually lost everything? tonight, answers from correspondent casey stegall. started his first company from his collegesh dorm room. by the time and graduation rolled around, the young entrepreneur landed his first job with a prestigious company in texas. i came to enron. it was in and run north america. i went to their pipeline side. i was very fortunate to start and run to medications. it was a late 90s. business appear to be booming for one of the largest energy companies, houston-based enron. it started to crumble in august of 2001. they had created numerous off-balance type of entities that investors were not aware of
doug: tonight, the enron scandal. we have a tweet about it. wanting to know what happened about the employees who virtually lost everything. tonight, the answers from casey stegall. garrett ashmore started his first company from college. by graduation, the young entrepreneur landed his first job with a prestigious company in texas. i came to enron. i went to their pipeline side. i was very fortunate to start enron communications. it was the late 90s. business appeared to be booming. houston-based enron. it started to crumble in august 2001. they had created numerous off-balance sheet entities that investors were not aware of. to hide poor results from
unconscious the morning of a father-daughter dance. he called 911, gave her mouth to mouth. she was already gone. i always ask myself how did we go from picking rings, college campus visits, to picking out a casket. with my own children, i can see what path they were going down. but i never thought in a million years that i would lose three. three sons. police officials say they try to educate anyone who will listen about the dangers of these drugs but when it comes to the opioid epidemic, they say it s a problem that can t be solved with police alone. doug: ellison barber, thank you. up next, whatever happened to the people affected by the enron scandal? here s what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering.