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5:32Now PlayingSupreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is finally exposed to be enormously more corrupt than imagined as new reporting by the nonprofit accountability group Fix the Court uncovers Thomas received more than $4 million in gifts out of the $4.7 million in total pocketed by all of the Supreme Court Justices. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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'It pays to be Clarence'Data shows justice raked in 'staggering' $4 million in gifts
"Supreme Court Justices have received about $4.7 million in gifts over the past two decades — more than $4 million of which was pocketed by Clarence Thomas, newly revealed data show.
Outrage erupted Thursday as word spread of the new "staggering tally" of Supreme Court gifts which was collected by the nonprofit accountability group Fix the Court.
“Supreme Court justices should not be accepting gifts, let alone the hundreds of freebies worth millions of dollars they’ve received over the years,” Fix the Court’s Gabe Roth said in a public statement. “The ethics crisis at the Court won’t begin to abate until justices adopt stricter gift acceptance rules.”"
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