and repeat donors to barack obama and hillary clinton. $65,000. multiple of which worked in the obama administration directly for the white house as a advisors on criminal procedure and criminal law and even security clearance. at least one of them represented hillary clinton herself in the 2015 lawsuit involving access to her private emails and represent dollars the clinton foundation as well, defending against a racketeering lawsuit. so, again, the optics here, to me, are staggering. heather: it really is mind boggling when you take a look at that let s take a look closely at some of those donations that were made as you said at least nine members of his team. had you james over $24,000. jeanne ray over 12,000. andrew wiseman over 4,000. greg andres over 3,000. andrew goldstein 2,000 and goes on down from there. i mean are there not any other attorneys available to join his team of
felonies and intelligence issues. tunneled felonies, you start with the hacking. we ve had reports of obstruction. you go down this list and look at someone like greg andres. not a household name. i want to show how they ve used this law to put people in jail. we re also vigorously pursuing individual defendants who violate the s the department has made the prosecution of individuals a critical part of its fcpa enforcement strategy. we understand well that it is an important and effective deterrent. that man now working for mueller. give us your view of all this. so the statute is the foreign corrupt practices act. it was enacted in 1977. the goal is not as president trump says, to be the policemen for the world. business who s play by the rules find themselves at a competitive
again, in fairness, what his folks are telling me today, people owed us money and we didn t even do anything. how do you square that with the potential way that someone like greg andres, this tough prosecutor that mueller has hired, might look at this issue? a couple of the finer points. under the statute, the manafort team wouldn t have had to give a briefing. it is enough that they offered a briefing. something of value. it doesn t have to be limited to money. let s pause on that. you re saying that just the offer is enough for prosecutors to pursue? that s correct. that s correct. so the statute sets forth that giving something of value can be prosecuted. but also, offering something of value. so whether it is the valuable briefing, all of these things of value, just offering it.
corporate con job. andrew weissman now works for robert mueller. then there s lisa page. lisa page is a former prosecutor with deep experience in organized crime and money laundering, including working with an fbi task force that has pursued money-laundering cases related to putin connected and paul manafort-connected oligarchs in the former soviet union. lisa page now also works for robert mueller. this is greg andres. he s the latest hire that we know of on the robert mueller special counsel investigation. until recently andress ran the fraud unit in the criminal division of the u.s. justice department. he speciali ooiizes in money laundering, tax fraud, market that manipulation, corruption. greg andress is a big fish. he also now works for robert mueller. three weeks ago bloomberg was first to report that the mueller investigation was turning to trump s business past, trump s business transactions.
multibillion dollars complex corporate con job. andrew weissman works for robert mueller now. then there s lisa page. she s a former prosecutor with deep experience in organized crime and money laundering including working with an fbi task force that has pursued money laundering cases related to putin-connected oligarchs. this is greg andres, he s the latest hire we know of on robert mueller s special counsel investigation. he ran the fraud unit in the criminal division of the u.s. justice department. he specializes is money laundering, tax fraud, market manipulation, corruption. greg andres is a big fish. he also now works for robert mueller. three weeks ago, bloomburg was first to report the mueller investigation was turning to trump s business past.