but these papers reveal that some of these secret bank accounts are interest set up in the united states. 81 of them are in south dakota. 37 of them in florida. it is hard to ascertain what lies within these trusts or who owns some of the accounts because of the secrecy laws passed by state politicians. i m joined by a passed by state politicians. i m joined bya man passed by state politicians. i m joined by a man who set up israel s financial intelligence unit, now a consultant on money laundering risks. thank you very much for being with us. you have spent your entire career looking into this sort of stuff, what is different about these us states, the likes of south dakota, nevada, florida? the surprising dakota, nevada, florida? the surprising thing dakota, nevada, florida? tie: surprising thing is dakota, nevada, florida? tte: surprising thing is while dakota, nevada, florida? tt9 surprising thing is while the united states is a world leader in applying these international stan
rosenberg. a former u.s. attorney and senior fbi senior official and daily beast reporter. incredible work. thank you. so what i am covering at the daily beast is campaign finance. empoweri empow i am powering on these reports. these contributions kind of jumped off the page from a company called global energy producers. notorious for its secrecy laws and i just set out to figure out who was behind this so that led
charges an unprecedented attack on freedom of speech and despite the general public s view, american journalist agree with this sentiment. it establishes a dangerous precedent that can be used to target all news organizations that hold government accountable. it s dangerous for u.s. journalists who uncover the secret of other nations. if the u.s. can prosecute a foreign publisher for violating our secrecy laws, there s nothing preventing china or russia from doing the same. national security, the media and rule of law. welcome. you published a piece in the bull work which is described as a conservative opinion in which you say there s a new assange indictment. this one is terrible for
oklahoma supreme court had granted clayton lockett and charles warner a rare stay of execution in order to hear susanna gatony s argument. against secrecy laws that allowed the state to mask their source of execution drugs. political reaction was swift and forceful. i believe the death penalty is an appropriate response and punishment to those who commit heinous crimes against their fellow men and women. the very next day, governor fallon issued an executive order which essentially said she didn t believe that the oklahoma supreme court had jurisdiction to do what they did. she was trying to override, usurp what the court had done. the governor said that the
oklahoma supreme court had granted clayton lockett and charles warner a rare stay of execution in order to hear susanna gatony s argument. against secrecy laws that allowed states tomasing their source of excuse drugs. political reaction was swift and forceful. i believe the death penalty is an appropriate response and punishment to those who commit heinous crimes against their the very next day, governor llon issued an executive order which essentially said she didn t believe that the oklahoma supreme court had jurisdiction to do what they did. she was trying to override, usurp what the court had done. i don t know that it s ever happened in oklahoma. and no one really questioned