Rod Blagojevich

It seems to be a disparate investigation being done by two different agencies.

But, you know, even if, you know, this clip you're showing of her and the family talking directly, if it's done correctly, you know,

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, but there's certainly going to be some coaching in the background by a negotiator from the Bureau who explains to them what to say and how to say it.

It's extremely rare that they would let a family just independently negotiate or communicate with the person.

They don't work it that way.

And again, no proof of life.

So why am I sending you money?

You know, and I think she even alluded to that.

There are a lot of people with bad souls that, you know, take advantage.

And that's certainly what I still believe that theory is, is that people doing that, you know, they picked up some information they saw in a video.

I think you showed of, you know, Nancy's home from years ago.

They would have had enough information to make it seem as though they had inside information and they wanted to make a quick buck.

Yeah, we talked about it, I think, three or four episodes ago where you played the tape of him talking bad about the Bureau for investigating him and how he's the real cop.

And, you know, again, I think it's always a bad thing if we're the sheriff of a very large organization is somehow leading a major investigation.

That is not their role.

Their role is to get resources.

Their role is to talk to the media themselves.

Their role is to do damage control.

Their role is to support the officers who are actually doing the work.

That's what you want from a sheriff or a chief.