Rod Blagojevich

So he pays the list price, like $750,000 for the lot. The Obamas paid less for the lot with the improvement on it, the big mansion. Obama now is running for president. That comes out. He's got to fix his political problem. He goes to Resco, and he says, I got to put a fence between the lot and the mansion. So I could explain to the media that it's your lot, not mine, right?

And he prefers, he asks for a wrought iron fence, not just any old fence, not a chain link fence. He wants a wrought iron fence because it matches the mansion. And then he hands Resco a bill for $13,000 for the road on your fence.

And he prefers, he asks for a wrought iron fence, not just any old fence, not a chain link fence. He wants a wrought iron fence because it matches the mansion. And then he hands Resco a bill for $13,000 for the road on your fence.

And he prefers, he asks for a wrought iron fence, not just any old fence, not a chain link fence. He wants a wrought iron fence because it matches the mansion. And then he hands Resco a bill for $13,000 for the road on your fence.

And then when Resco suffers for three years in solitary confinement because he won't lie about Obama or me, he sends a letter to the federal sentencing judge saying they're squeezing him to say stuff about both of us. Makes the front page of the Chicago Tribune in August 2008 that he won't do it. They put him in solitary confinement for three years, for three years.

And then when Resco suffers for three years in solitary confinement because he won't lie about Obama or me, he sends a letter to the federal sentencing judge saying they're squeezing him to say stuff about both of us. Makes the front page of the Chicago Tribune in August 2008 that he won't do it. They put him in solitary confinement for three years, for three years.

And then when Resco suffers for three years in solitary confinement because he won't lie about Obama or me, he sends a letter to the federal sentencing judge saying they're squeezing him to say stuff about both of us. Makes the front page of the Chicago Tribune in August 2008 that he won't do it. They put him in solitary confinement for three years, for three years.

He saw the Sun one hour a day and then when he got out of there he does he tries to do a burp beep and He faints because he's so skinny and so weak after three years of that and this fucking Obama did nothing to help him It's unbelievable so opposite of the kind of guy Trump is I mean I didn't do anything for Trump and he helped me He just saw something wrong.

He saw the Sun one hour a day and then when he got out of there he does he tries to do a burp beep and He faints because he's so skinny and so weak after three years of that and this fucking Obama did nothing to help him It's unbelievable so opposite of the kind of guy Trump is I mean I didn't do anything for Trump and he helped me He just saw something wrong.

He saw the Sun one hour a day and then when he got out of there he does he tries to do a burp beep and He faints because he's so skinny and so weak after three years of that and this fucking Obama did nothing to help him It's unbelievable so opposite of the kind of guy Trump is I mean I didn't do anything for Trump and he helped me He just saw something wrong.

And I think I think he kind of liked me on celebrity apprentice He liked the way I was fighting back. I know that and But he fired me on that show and freed me from prison. He's historic. He fired and freed the same guy. Even Lincoln didn't do that.

And I think I think he kind of liked me on celebrity apprentice He liked the way I was fighting back. I know that and But he fired me on that show and freed me from prison. He's historic. He fired and freed the same guy. Even Lincoln didn't do that.

And I think I think he kind of liked me on celebrity apprentice He liked the way I was fighting back. I know that and But he fired me on that show and freed me from prison. He's historic. He fired and freed the same guy. Even Lincoln didn't do that.

Yeah, boy, it's a great question. Look, the hardest period during this whole thing was the months after the conviction to the day that you surrender because now you know you're going away and you're fearful it's going to be long. In fact, days, a couple of months before the sentence came down, I'm jogging, I'm running through the neighborhoods and I see that was newspapers back then.

Yeah, boy, it's a great question. Look, the hardest period during this whole thing was the months after the conviction to the day that you surrender because now you know you're going away and you're fearful it's going to be long. In fact, days, a couple of months before the sentence came down, I'm jogging, I'm running through the neighborhoods and I see that was newspapers back then.

Yeah, boy, it's a great question. Look, the hardest period during this whole thing was the months after the conviction to the day that you surrender because now you know you're going away and you're fearful it's going to be long. In fact, days, a couple of months before the sentence came down, I'm jogging, I'm running through the neighborhoods and I see that was newspapers back then.

It's a newspaper box, front page, big colored picture of me. I see it. I'm running past it. I saw the headline briefly. I came back running in place. I see it. 30 years to life. The prosecutors are asking for 30 years to life on me. Life. Yeah. Jesus Christ. I never took a penny. They don't even say I took a penny. It was all talk about politics. So, you know, I got home faster.

It's a newspaper box, front page, big colored picture of me. I see it. I'm running past it. I saw the headline briefly. I came back running in place. I see it. 30 years to life. The prosecutors are asking for 30 years to life on me. Life. Yeah. Jesus Christ. I never took a penny. They don't even say I took a penny. It was all talk about politics. So, you know, I got home faster.

It's a newspaper box, front page, big colored picture of me. I see it. I'm running past it. I saw the headline briefly. I came back running in place. I see it. 30 years to life. The prosecutors are asking for 30 years to life on me. Life. Yeah. Jesus Christ. I never took a penny. They don't even say I took a penny. It was all talk about politics. So, you know, I got home faster.

That sort of stuff quickens your pace a little bit, you know?