John Solomon

Today, we seem to accept it.

Maybe Hollywood glamorized it.

Maybe it's become all too common, but it shouldn't be.

Government should never be for sale.

There shouldn't be a for sale sign out in front of the State Department or the White House or the Congress.

And yet too many times, we see it time and again that that's what's really going on, that

The donation and the promise and then the delivery of the promise come in such a sequence that Americans have every right to doubt really the integrity of their government now.

That was 30 years ago.

It is far more ingrained.

And by the way, the Clintons are sort of at, we forget this now because so much time has passed, but after Watergate, the next greatest campaign finance scandal in American history was the 1990s China Monday scandal.

Remember, they were selling the Lincoln bedroom for $100,000 a night, and they had all these Buddhist monks and Chinese cadets who were dumping money into an American election.

Foreign interference in our election

And somehow the Clintons escaped that.

They don't get impeached over it.

A lot of people got indicted, but not the Clintons.

And a couple of years later, they set up a foundation and the pay to play just continues.

And I think that's what's so frustrating to these FBI agents.

I want to point you to something that could be really significant in the next couple of months.

The U.S.

Tax Court, not a place that we normally watch.