DOJ Allows White Collar Crime To Run Rampant & Giant American Manufacturer Accused Of Discrimination

There’s never been a better time to be a white collar criminal in America, as prosecutions have hit a new low under the Biden Administration. Also, Procter & Gamble is being accused of discrimination after it was found they are paying a Black-owned contract company far less than the white-owned companies. Mike Papantonio & Farron Cousins discuss more.

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There's never been a better time to be a white collar criminal in America, as prosecutions have hit a new low under the Biden administration. What a surprise. I remember, I remember again, this isn't politics, God forbid I'm not a right wing conservative. I'm simply making a statement that tells you what are the balls and what are the strikes. Under the Obama administration, right, his promise was Wall Street has stolen $8 trillion from us. I'm gonna do something about it. Remember the campaign? I, I was actually on talk shows telling people that, that, that vote for this guy because he's gonna do that.

Get the handcuffs ready. I remember.

And get the handcuffs ready was, get the handcuffs ready was my pitch when I'd go on MSNBC, wherever I went, I was all for it. I was so excited about it, man. This guy's really gonna do something. How did it end?

It, it didn't happen. And then of course, you know, because during the Obama years, we did see a decline in these corporate prosecutions. Trump came along, the decline went even further and every year of the Trump administration, you and I did a segment when this same report came out.

Mm-hmm.

I think Public Citizen is the one who does it. They're phenomenal with it. And we talked every year, they're down from the year before, Trump's not prosecuting these people. Okay. Well now we got a full year of Biden under our belts. Same report comes out and says, hey, guess what? As bad as Trump was.

1%.

As bad as Obama was, things have somehow gotten even worse. Only 90, 90 not even prosecutions, you could call them.

No, they, they're investigations. Not prosecutions.

90, 90 deals really.

Right.

To, to let you off with this corporate leniency as they call it.

Yeah. Why again, I'm gonna throw this out there again until you're tired of me asking this questions, why? It, isn't it the same issue that the politicians are afraid that they're gonna, they're gonna lose money if they go after the people that have the money. Regulators are looking for jobs, they're never gonna do what has to be done. Corporate media, most of the time is totally asleep at the wheel or they have some big advertiser who can.

Right.

Advertisers spending a gazillion dollars on NBC or CBS. They're not gonna do a story like this. So how do, you know, where, where does it stop, unless we have, unless we have a Department of Justice that takes it on themselves and just goes after these folks, right?

Well, the problem with the DOJ is, is usually even much worse than we see at these other agencies because it gets stacked with these lawyers who come from these law firms that, oh, you were just my client, you know.

Right.

Last year I was in court defending you.

Right.

And now, now I'm supposed to, I'm not gonna go after you.

Right.

You're my buddies. We went golfing after I won your big case for you.

That's so true. Remember the HSBC story we did?

Yeah.

Okay. HSBC, washing money for terrorists. We're handling that case. You know, we, we, we are the people handling that case where the, the banks were washing money for terrorists. HSBC signs a 16 page document. In there they say, yes, we did wash money, billions of dollars. Yes, we knew that human lives were at risk, contractors lives from all over the world, soldiers from all over the world at risk. We knew what we were doing. We understood where the money was going. It's right there in 16 pages, they admit all of it. Do you know what was done? Eric Holder under Obama, you know what happened? Nobody was even criminally investigated. Nobody, nobody went to jail. They fined 'em a hundred, they fined 'em $1.6 billion. What did they, who paid for that $1.6 billion?

Most of that gets shifted back onto the taxpayers.