kanter. are you against the invasion of taiwan which is imminent, it seems? then you have to be with kanter. yet it s so obvious who is right and who is wrong. there is radio silence because of money. even from wall street to the small business, it is about money. look, first of all, prostitution doesn t always involve sex and is it doesn t involve small amounts of money. so you have billionaires willing to prostitute themselves to a dictatorship as long as they take home a big enough paycheck. everybody who watching by the way should get meranda divine s new book laptop from hell. it looks at the entire hunter biden story based on his own emails from the laptop which the fbi got and strangely has never followed up on. it s a remarkable story and it s the same story, methodical effort by the chinese dictatorship to take over country police this case exploiting with what was then the son of the vice president, now the son of the president.
that wasn t right. we should have an adult conversation about the laws that he violated. i would argue that it s time to bring the world s oldest profession above board in communities willing to allow it, clean up the trade, clamp down on exploitation. let government share in the revenue, but otherwise, stay out of the private affairs of consenting adults. beyond the role of the tax man, prostitution doesn t warrant the involvement of federal authorities. instructive to me has always been the way in which spitzer was caught. since september 11th, the financial world has been required to alert the feds when evidence arises of conduct that could be linked to terrorism. spitzer s suspicious money transfers were the thread that led to his discovery. some functionary or other recognized this was a case of itlation, not terrorism, and yet nevertheless committed the resources that brought about spitzer s public crash. what a waste of time, expertise and the people s money. allen dershowitz on
this. yesterday eliot spitzer was my guest right here. i told him when he cheated on his wife with a hooker, his wife should have thrown his clothes into central park. but as far as the public was concerned, it was really none of our business. he violated the law. that wasn t right. we should have an adult conversation about the laws that he violated. i would argue that it s time to bring the world s oldest profession above board in communities willing to allow it, clean up the trade, clamp down on exploitation. let government share in the revenue, but otherwise, stay out of the private affairs of consenting adults. beyond the role of the tax man, prostitution doesn t warrant the involvement of federal authorities. instructive to me has always been the way in which spitzer was caught. since september 11th, the financial world has been required to alert the feds when evidence arises of conduct that could be linked to terrorism. spitzer s suspicious money transfers were the thread that l