this is hard core securities fraud, hard core wire fraud. this is hard core criminal behavior, or they exploit an affinity group. the members of their house of worship, or if they are of an ethnic background, recent immigrants trying to make their way in america and struggling, and there's way too much of it, and it's disgusting, and they are doing that under the existing law, and they are using sometimes most of them don't even care about the exemption from section 5. i mean, if you're willing to blow through the most fundamental fraud provisions in the criminal law, you're not worried about would wl you have an exemption from the otherwise applicable provisions of section 569 securities act. but if they are, they are claiming 504, typically rule 504, typically erroneously. the way to address this, and it's a problem, because it's left to the s.e.c. to address, and the s.e.c. doesn't have the toombs. we talk about the s.e.c. being the cop on wall street, but it's not a cop. that's hype. it has a civil jurisdiction. it can't do search warran

i don't see the fraud in voter registration.ust isn't happening. >> but, anne, i'm not talking about voter fraud that has happened. i'm talking about the voter fraud that might have happened. >> where did you get these ideas? >> john fund. >> who? >> having a short window so you have to turn in the form quickly lessen it is chance for mischief. >> right. mischief. >> these are government forms. we don't necessarily want them floating out there for too long. >> if you give them anything longer than 48 hours they will go on a hell-bound bender that you would not believe. ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause) >> well, we don't know. but the longer you don't turn something in the more you just misplace it accidentally. you don't turn some of them in if you don't like them. there's a danger. they could misuse that information. >> well, that 48 hours now seems far too long. what about 12 hours? sure they's much safer. >> the point is they made it 48 hours. that >> that's the perfect balance of hours. >> yes. >> he was right. florida lawmakers hav

voter fraud, certainly in milwaukee. we had plenty of it. and i think it's been documented. >> john edwards dodges a bullet in north carolina. >> i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong. >> we'll tell you what's next for the former democratic star. >>> and mitt romney is trying to hide the republican war on the poor. >> the real need in america is to help middle-income families get good jobs and help people who are poor come out of poverty and become middle income. >> taffe is smiley and dr. cornell west are here on the assault on the working class. good to have you with us tonight, folks. this is a classic. you've heard the saying. you can't see the forest because of the trees. i'm going to show you some numbers tonight that you're going to want to consume. this is where the election is. republicans are trying to gain the system in florida and win the election by purging votes. that's right. but their efforts are falling short. that is the good news. the palm beach county election supervisor rejected rick scott's attem

google milwaukee voter fraud.hole -- >> don't talk to me about numbers because you don't have the numbers. >> you have the wrong guy here. >> at least you admit it. >> you have stuff going on both sides of the aisle. >> where are the democrats purging voters? >> how many corpses voted in cook county? >> what democratic governor put together a list of 182,000 people? >> it's big. i give that you. an old political analyst told me, look, republicans stink at this when they try to do it. they always get caught and awful at it. >> they didn't get caught in 2000 until after the fak. >> we should give this guy a medal. he could be a hero for the left. his overreach is to amazing that he's actually catalyzed the backlash. it would have caught us fast asleep. but what we're seeing now is a systemic purge of the voter rolls, the 48 hour registration that got thrown out earlier today. these are all part of the same equation that rick scott believes in. buy your election, keep everyone out. >> did he jump out fast enough? >>

i think voter fraud is a reality of our time. i think wisconsin voters are aware. >> give me a break. gop lies are sinking in, question mark. scott walker is fighting for his political life so he's warning folks about the possibility of rapid voter fraud. rnc chair is singing the same tune. >> i'm always concerned about it, which is why i think we need to do a point or two better than where we think we need to be to overcome it. >> nearly three million votes were cast here in wisconsin in the 2008 election. if turnout tomorrow is similar, according to the rnc chair and walker, the governor of this state, between 30 and 60,000 of those votes would be fraudulent. are you kidding me? the problem is the facts are not on their side. a recent study found just seven, count them, seven cases of voter fraud out of three million votes cast in wisconsin during the 2004 election, a fraud rate of 0.0002%. a number of reforms have been implemented since then. actually, decreasing the likelihood of voter fraud beyond these 0.0002%. so the direc

taxpayers against fraud by government contractors. every year i watch the total amount recovered for taxpayers under the false claims act increase. and i'm grateful for the work that the department and whistleblowers do together to protect our tax dollars. i think we're now up to something just over $30 billion, and a lot of my colleagues, today, are focusing on their beefs with you today. i want to talk about this subject, because here i think the justice department and you are doing this right and it seems the law is quite effective and i'd like to make sure it stays that way. earlier this year, you invited me to talk part in a commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the false claims act, and though i wasn't able to participate in the panel discussion that followed the main event, i am told that one of the issues discussed on that panel was whether or not we should change how relaters are compensated for their efforts in recovering on behalf of the taxpayer. in october of last year, the united states chamber of commerce put out a r

if tususpect voter fraud, go to voter fraud at foxnews.com for any allegations.: plenty of people have been in touch. >> thank you. >> jamie: much more ahead from washington. shannon bream take its from here. if you are a royal watcher, you will not be disappointed. our coverage from london of diamond jubilee continues here on fox. [ male announcer ] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock

on the barclays balance sheet then they went into the library market and committed criminal fraud to cover up the criminal on their own balance sheet so see you have to see the commodity futures trading corporation which is by the way run by gary gensler a former goldman sachs guy says two wrongs make a right if you commit to greed just criminal actions then passed all fine and by the way that money will probably end up on the positive part which bank and you can continue doing what you've been doing in the criminal justice system if you're involved in a conspiracy it's always worse here the c. of t.c. is noting that this conduct occurred regularly and was pervasive in addition the attempts to manipulate included barclays traders asking other banks to assist in manipulating europe or as well as barclays aiding attempts by other banks to manipulate u.s. dollar live or in europe or in addition certain barclays euro swaps traders led at the time by a senior trader coordinated with an aided and abetted traders at other banks in each other's attempts to manipulate europe or even scheming

in fact, obvious fraud. did not, in fact, have enough ballot signatures to qualify for the ballot. mr. mccotter feels terrible about the state of his petitions. he doesn't know how it happened. he wants state investigators to find whoever betrayed his campaign by filing such obviously fraudulent nominating signatures. michigan has some clerical errors and a congressman whose nominating petitions are a wreck. what it does not seem to have is much voter fraud. people who are not supposed to vote will be stopped by these bills. regardless, michigan has gotten closer to making voting harder after the house approved three bills yesterday tightening requirements for casting a and n polls lately in michigan a survey out last week found him in a statistical tie with barack obama. so it's true. every vote does count in a race like this. the question is whether every voter will actually get to vote. joining us now is reverend david, pastor of the greater st. matthew baptist church, president of the detroit chapter of

so on fraud, they're not preventing what? fraud? they're preventing -- >> voting. >> that's the message of the day for y'all. y'all take that with you. that was a freebie. we're going to be taking e-mails in and we will put you on a list of people who will get regular communications about the things that you need to be telling folks about voting. so there's going to come a period where you're going to need to tell people, for example, to check your registration status. up know, we saw some numbers, about 40% of black folks in this country have moved between 2008 and 2012. 40%. so many of them are going to need to reregister. we're going to give you over the time from now until the election the information that you need to get voters ready for election day. we're also going to give you those little messages that you need to debunk the myths, to make sure folks get invigorated so they understand. but let me say this in closing -- i'm closing. see i took less time than her because she can't say anything. >> i don't think you did. >> we

growth is tied to the levels of fraud that are rising like a tsunami in the system so to that degree someone like jamie dimon is certainly representative of a great success story in that he's mad if they think of all the banker bonuses he's created but there's huge wealth and income gap there's a return to medieval ism there isn't described vision of the entire enlightenment there's a there's a certain definite cation on the constitution from jamie diamond but none of that matters anymore especially in a drug addled population with the short term memory of a gnat who can think back to hours much less two hundred forty years ago so again he's a gaming hero to this gaming culture because he can push buttons really fast and still faster than anybody else that makes him a hero these are he's a guitar hero we've done i can still faster than anyone else in the world but i got the pros don't you'll go for lunch to prove it so when we go from the us where jamie diamond obviously rules of roast where he stands between you and your social mobility up to the presidency for and from which there

i think we had fraud cases. we've settled through pleas. we've had cases where people have committed offenses where they made straw donations in other ways in which voter fraud was carried out. i know we've done those cases. i don't know the number. >> so i know the exact number. the information i've been given is zero. if you would provide me the actual number, i don't need the cases just the number of cases. let me know and let the chairman know the exact number because like i said my information is there are none. >> our efforts to fight voter fraud go beyond just section eight of the nvra. there's a whole range of other statutes that we use. >> understand. i would like to know specifically section eight prosecutions under your term as attorney general. >> you can put that into the larger set. >> i know there are other cases. i'm not asking for the other ones. i'm asking for the section eight prosecutions by your office. >> just to be fair torque get a sense of what it is we're doing, i'll give you that information. >> you can give me mo

cases by promising that they would never again violate an anti-fraud law. and yet all of these companies were found by the s.e.c. to have done just that a few years after they made their promises. the analysis of enforcement action during the past 15 years found at least 51 cases in which the s.e.c. conclude that had wall street firms had broken anti-fraud laws that they had agreed never to breach. the 51 cases spanned 19 different companies and yet in the face of this, commission has not brought any contempt charges against large financial firms in the last ten years. it shoopt come as a surprise that trust has been decimated as a result of the crisis and its aftermath. the credit crisis was a two-pronged failure after all first the failure by the private sector to rein itself in or to limit itself to appropriate business practices in some cases second was the abysmal regulatory performance. failure by people at the highest levels of our financial system to understand the practices being pursued by some of the nation's largest banks was nothing short of br

and we've continued to make tremendous gains in our work to combat health care fraud. in fact, over the last fiscal year in cooperation with the department of health and human services and my partner kathleen sbe sebelius and through statutes roved nearly $4.1 billion in cases involving fraud on federal health care programs. that is the highest amount ever recorded in a single year. and for every dollar we have spent, combating health care fraud, we have returned on average $7 to the u.s. treasury, the medicare trust fund and others. the department is also taking crucial steps forward in protecting the most vulnerable members of our society and ensuring the civil rights of all of our citizens. over the past three years filed more civil rights case, criminal than ever before including record numbers of human trafficking case ensuring in our work places and military bases, in our housing and lending markets, in our schools and places of worship in our immigrant communities and in our vote booths the rights of all americans are protected. in addition, working for the rule

garden variety fraud practices. they're not being utilized in that manner and there's only a couple that has specific deceptive practices on the books and they still are not clear in their definition of exactly what types of deceptive practices would be covered under that and therefore it does make it very difficult to prosecute and also it does not necessarily provide the required corrective action component that we are suggesting here today within senate bill 1994. >> do you believe that -- let's suppose states were to adopt those. is it your position that states should not be the ones focused on protecting federal elections and protecting honesty and integrity and that should be a federal protection because we talk about federal offices. >> you're asking if the states do everything and therefore we don't need federal law? >> could states -- if you had states adopting legislation that was more robust, would you still prefer to have federal legislation on the books to cover elections involving federal offices? >> y

now you give us bank fraud, a loan. >> many people think bank fraud is much more serious than election law. bank fraud, he lied about how much money he made by tens of thousands of dollars to secure bank loans for what has been reported a boat, home equity line. people today are struggling. they can't get loans being honest with how much they make. they can't get loans and here is someone tens of thousands of dollars in fraudulent -- ascertains to get loans. federal court they don't mess around. it's quite a strong possibility he might go to jail. >> is there pressure to bring some kind of case against a guy once you spend a lot of money investigating him? >> sure, there is, but obviously the way this fell so quickly the government had a very strong case. >> thanks for coming in and chatting with us. unfortunately we may have to do this again before too long. >> thank you. >> after all this what are your questions and comments about the kwame brown case or the possibility that there is yet more corruption in d.c. government? drop me a line, the address mailbag at wusa9.com. >>> another

a ver, al fraude >>> un sible fraude lo descartó el presidente del instituto electoral, quien instó aon campañas negras. >>> de regresar a la vieja guerra sucia, es gravísimo error, y evidentemente es muestra de la tendencia ascendente >>> ante estos nuevos promocionales, el candidato de izquierda pidió a las autoridades electorales impedir su difusión, porque lo consideran campaña sucia en su contra, en méxico, unisión. >>> el debate entre los candidos presidenciales mexicanos se transmitirá en vivo de costa a costa este domingo por galavisión el domingo 10 de junio a las 8 de la noche, y univisión lo retransmitará a las 12 de la noche >>> y lo verá en vivo en los estados unidos >>> una página de inteet que promueve la infidelidad, está usando la imagen del candidato del pri se le ve con un dedo cruzad sobre los labios, y u letrero que dice infiel con s familia, fiel y comprometido con su país durante su campaña, él reconoció haber sido infiel con su imera esposa >>> han sacado de los escombros de una historia del vatino, que desapareció, y ahor 3 décadasespués hace temblar a la igle

republicans say it's to prevent voter fraud. >> erin, everybody wants fair voting without fraud, buthis guy, the head of the republicans and pennsylvania state legislature pulled the curtain back because all of those high-minded reasons, principled reasons allegedly for passing this law, he just said, we're really about partisan gain. and about the pursuit of power. and this is why people are sick of politicians. because they use all this -- supposedly principled reasons and it's nothing about except power and partisan gain. >> roland, this brings me to the tough issue. i think most people would say, look, you should be able to have an identification who you are and where you're from to vote. that is intimidating to some people. why and to whom? how can this law become something that is discriminatory? >> it's not just pennsylvania. it's florida, it's ohio, it's 18 states. and so many of these republican legislatures have been doing this as a result of a.l.e.c., that secret group behind different efforts, as well. the bottom line is this here. it goes beyond just saying you need an i

laws as you say to voter fraud is rampant is voter fraud a problem in america no that is a false statement it's not true it's a lie but here's what is true these ideologues are very expensive even when they say they're free they actually because a lot of money to issue this in the state has to show right because of the free someone is going to pay for it who pay well the state governments usually see in this down to the local governments that means property tax increases all over the country so it's expensive and bad for a budget and it's unnecessary so if you combine the fact that there is no fraud. and there with the fact that this is an expensive proposition that is something that everyone should reject do you think that it's something that we need to hear the white house the president himself be more vocal about and we know the source of the pardon of justice sent a letter to florida but that's it to the president come out and say it himself but yes this disenfranchisement on a math level yes i think the president should say that i think it's important obviously the people who want to

. >> "un fraude en méxico es imposible" >> según el, dice que en base al sistema el fraude es imposible votación, algo que es imposible" >> se dieron miles de denuncias por irregularidaddes, lo que pone más en jaque el sistema de votación. >> se mantendra un operativo móvil de vigilacia aparte del sistema fijo para velar por la transparencia de las votaciones. >> tendremos envíados especiales y la reaccion de los mexicanos en el área de la bahía. >> el gobernador de california dijo que tendrá que reducir el programa de becas que se reduciran en 500 dólares, dentro de 3 años el límite bajara para poder ir a una univerisda publica. >> los parques no se veran afectados, se negocio acuerdo con asociaciones sin fines de lucro para proveer mantencion a los parques. >> según los informes es difícil que los residentes de los vecindarios compren la misma casa en la que viven. >> "se busca que los bancos le den la oportunidad a las personas para que sean dueños de su vivienda" >> blanca medina que tenía una orden para abandonar el país este fin de semana, tendria una luz de esperanza, la mujer fu

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voter fraud occurs in almost every election it's not a lot of the like politicians do get elected one of our biggest president lyndon baines johnson was elected to the senate based on voter fraud it occurs in every single election i'd like to stop i don't think it ever will stop i think our voting . voting system encourages fraud it's part of how democracy works you know i think there was a famous person who said one once that it doesn't matter who it's not who goes that counts who counts the votes so i would like to see voter fraud prosecuted i don't think that it's the kind of thing that could ever be fully eradicated i just don't think there's any sort of system that can ever be devised that would be totally foolproof and that's why our founders didn't even really like democracy for the most part as a matter of fact a lot of the institutions of the united states are anti-democratic for that reason i think the founding fathers of the united states didn't like democracy which is why they created a republican form of government and court system that is anti-democratic so we libertaria