it was jack warner and one of his cohorts. i assumed there was a payoff, i had no idea but apparently what they were thinking when blazer volunteered to meet with me. we must have paid him, south africa paid him more. i didn't know any part of it. >> one thing was the south africa bribe, him and jack warner negotiated a $10 million bribe to change a third member of the confederation to vote for south africa rather than morocco. and so many installments led to programs with chuck warner but the point is that was a high level piece of corruption we think of when we think of corruption which clearly exists when blazer admitted to it, strong hint there's more where that comes from but as far as what they indicted in this case, not really representative of the majority of what they found and that is where blazer was incredibly important. when you talk about sponsorship and television bribery, when you think of the money in soccer, most of the money is not at the highest level but all determined everywhere and sponsorship, coca-cola

it was jack warner and one of his cohorts i assume it was a payoff i have no idea. but apparently when he volunteered that if we thought we had to do this in advance so that is how we lost it. fortunately i have no idea what they paid him but that was a big bust. >> it was a big disappointment. >> but does south africa admitted him and jack warner negotiated to those plus that member of the confederation and he admitted to it. but that was the high level when we think about that with corruption. and that was a lot more where that comes from. so with that highest level of fifa not representative of the majority of what they found. because nobody thinks about it. with sponsorship but about how popular it is not at the very highest level but all the tv in sponsorship and coca-cola and all these other brands it turns out they had some questions. nike has not gotten in trouble to this date but the story goes 9293 went to meet with nike and get him to sponsor a national team he was not interested. but then the world cup happens in brazil win the world cup with 100,000 peo

both members of the executive committee and jack warner of trinidad and tobago. was the interpol behind these arrests the answer was clear no the interrogations were the result of a bilateral. changed between the swiss police and the f.b.i. . but then came an additional irony. yet the myth was interpol issued six red notices for other feeder numbers. clearly the organization was put in a position where we were handling red notice is for some of the executives and former executives of who we had a partnership agreement with and then see them all good morning even if you're short on money that's no excuse for stupid decisions. and if you ask me so she ation with the fire was stupid. so then. it's a little complicated but it's true some countries were very reticent at the start so i thought well as for me i'm french we don't really leave the field when it comes to public private partnerships and you bunny pointed like we're learning but we're still a bit doubtful about the whole let's just how we are in france. germany to the english and americans though don't have

warner never went to jail. he had tax evasion -- >> what is your point, jack? went to jail but mueller wants 305 years out of manafort. i think the timing of it is suspicious. the fact he has nine prosecutors who donated to hillary clinton. i think all of this is really a smear on the justice system. >> what about the evidence, jack? there is a significant amount of bookkeeping evidence. this is documents here. it's not just political rhetoric that is very, very suspicious. >> i'm saying this is a high profile case has nothing to do with president trump and that is one thing that the democrats don't want to admit but this was all for a potential crimes that had nothing to do with his short-term relationship with the trump campaign. >> i got it. okay. let's talk about this special election that comes up this week, because many people look at this as just a precursor of the midterms and i'm wondering, jack, how is it the president who won the 12th district there in central ohio, won it by 11 points but now the latest polling shows that the democrat and republican

twitter's ceo jack dorsey have agreed to go focusing on their role in protecting elections from misinformation. according to cnn senators likely won't subpoena google but democrat mark warner a, quote, grave mistake. senators are saying they'll put up an empty chair at the witness table. google has not yet responded for comment. >> a right wing group filing a lawsuit conspiracy. they accuse them of suppression and censorship of conservative content. the san jose mercury news says the group is asking for a billion in damages. freedom watch run by former prosecutor larry clayman who once called president obama a muslim. he claims the companies want to take down president trump and his administration to install a leftist government. none of the tech companies has responded to the suit. >>> we turn to your money report. you'll have to pay more for early bird check-in on almost all southwest flights. >> as of yesterday the fee for early check-in on most routes increased by 5 to $10. in the bay area early bird check-in on the san francisco to phoenix route will cost you $20. early bird check-in lets passengers reserve their boarding position 36 hours prior to the flight's schedu