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12:23Now PlayingNew York’s Attorney Grievance Committee confirmed “there was a sufficient basis for a finding of professional misconduct” against John Sarcone, a former Trump campaign lawyer turned disqualified U.S. Attorney. Sarcone received national attention for his attempt during his brief stint as Albany's top federal prosecutor to gin up a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James. A federal judge disqualified Sarcone from the position and quashed his subpoena. On Monday, it was revealed that Sarcone was found to have engaged in misconduct, but the Grievance Committee refused to disclose the details. Campaign for Accountability's executive director Michelle Kuppersmith, who filed the complaint, described the action as a "secret slap on the wrist." Kuppersmith joins Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News to discuss the development.
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