Rod Blagojevich
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And my wife was offended by it, and she's telling me, you have two young daughters. How could you possibly defend this? And I said, let me take you back to a day in court, okay? Before you judge somebody else, look at your own husband. And I told her about the Halle Berry thing and what I said. And I said, this is, you know, as you explained it.
And I think people have to realize that so many of these things that are taken out of context are taken out of context for a reason. It is to mislead the public and prejudice them against things.
And I think people have to realize that so many of these things that are taken out of context are taken out of context for a reason. It is to mislead the public and prejudice them against things.
And I think people have to realize that so many of these things that are taken out of context are taken out of context for a reason. It is to mislead the public and prejudice them against things.
Yes. Look, I spent 2,896 days because of what they did and how they did it.
Yes. Look, I spent 2,896 days because of what they did and how they did it.
Yes. Look, I spent 2,896 days because of what they did and how they did it.
Oh, no, no. I would have. Oh, you mean just political bartering?
Oh, no, no. I would have. Oh, you mean just political bartering?
Oh, no, no. I would have. Oh, you mean just political bartering?
No, I think they were going to do whatever they did to get me no matter what. Why? Because they had spent so much time and money, five years.
No, I think they were going to do whatever they did to get me no matter what. Why? Because they had spent so much time and money, five years.
No, I think they were going to do whatever they did to get me no matter what. Why? Because they had spent so much time and money, five years.
I think part of it has to do with—a lot of it has to do with the actual U.S. attorney. His name is Patrick Fitzgerald. He and James Comey are real close. It's this sort of FBI, DOJ-type people who've become part of today's Department of Justice, and they feel like they're a power center of their own right— that they're this new political place in American government.