isn't the only big bank that's being under fire for money laundering j.p. morgan citigroup and bank of america have all been investigated for my money laundering in the past couple of years and all have gotten away with a slap on the wrist how is the big banks that launder billions and billions of dollars for criminals haven't seen a single perp walk but an online company can have its c.e.o. arrested and prosecuted along with several of his executives it's because liberty reserve isn't a real bank so its employees are real bank stirrers so they can't hide millions in campaign contributions to american politicians since the executives at liberty reserve warrant the annoying to the lead of the jamie diamonds and like bank fines of the world they'll face the full force of the american justice system right now we have to criminal justice systems in america one for wealthy elite corporations and banks toure's and the second one for everyone else thanks to those double standard corporations like wall. the dump toxic waste get off with a fine if an american citize

. >> there is been a whole profile money laundering bust in the vatican. he was accused of trying to smuggle in 26 million euros from switzerland. >> the vatican bank has been fighting accusations of money laundering and corruption for years. the latest scandal comes days after pope francis set up a special investigation of the bank. >> critics have accused high- ranking church officials of keeping close ties to the mafia and using the vatican bank to launder money. the arrest opens a fresh chapter in the investigation into the vatican finances. he is accused of offering a former italian secret service agent 400,000 euros to smuggle millions of euros in cash from switzerland into italy aboard an italian government plane. his arrest came days after pope francis announced a sweeping probe into the institute for works of religion, the vatican 's private bank. critics say the bank's murky structure makes it a safe haven for dirty money. the former head of the vatican bank was forced to resign last year for his part in a series of dubious money transfers. the v

walk us through what exactly did you know where was this money being laundered to whom the money was going every which way because anybody that reported misconduct. was fired so in one case the borrowers were being over overcharged in another case i was reporting corruption in the philippines nine hundred million dollars worth of money that should have gone to fight poverty in the philippines instead went to a corrupt man lucio tahn who was in default on his loans philippine national bank went into default there was a run on the bank philippine that. the investment company tried to bail out the bank for five hundred million dollars and then the board was lied to and my story is about trying to uncover the cover up the cover up went all the way to congress and then it went to one hundred eighty eight. ministers of finance so this is corruption in the entire world and until it's set straight what we're going to have is we're going to have a currency war. so you think that this was just a microcosm of what's happening across the entire institution you just saw one aspect of this kind of

. >> there is been a whole profile money laundering bust in the vatican. he was accused of trying to smuggle in 26 million euros from switzerland. >> the vatican bank has been fighting accusations of money laundering and corruption for years. the latest scandal comes days after pope francis set up a special investigation of the bank. >> critics have accused high- ranking church officials of keeping close ties to the mafia and using the vatican bank to launder money. the arrest opens a fresh chapter in the investigation into the vatican finances. he is accused of offering a former italian secret service agent 400,000 euros to smuggle millions of euros in cash from switzerland into italy aboard an italian government plane. his arrest came days after pope francis announced a sweeping probe into the institute for works of religion, the vatican 's private bank. critics say the bank's murky structure makes it a safe haven for dirty money. the former head of the vatican bank was forced to resign last year for his part in a series of dubious money transfers. the v

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walk us through what exactly you know where was this money being laundered to whom the money was going every which way because anybody that reported misconduct was fired so in one case the borrowers were being over overcharged in another case i was reporting corruption in the philippines nine hundred million dollars worth of money that should have gone to fight poverty in the philippines instead went to a corrupt man lucio tahn who was in default on his loans philippine national bank went into default there was a run on the bank philippine that. the investment company tried to bail out the bank for five hundred million dollars and then the board was lied to and my story is about trying to uncover the cover up the cover up went all the way to congress and then it went to one hundred eighty eight. ministers of finance so this is corruption in the entire world and until it's set straight what we're going to have is we're going to have a currency war. so you think that this was just a microcosm of what's happening across the entire institution you just saw one aspect of this kind of longer

. >>> pope francis looks into vatican bank amid new money laundering probe. >>> also, vladimir putin says he has no plans to extradite edward snowden. he's believed to be holed up inside moscow's airport. >>> democrat ed markey will fill the senate seat vacated by john kerry. he defeated businessman gabriel gomez last night by ten points. >>> prince michael will testify at his dad's wrongful death trial later today. the family is suing concert promoter aeg live for negligence. >>> prosecutors want to know who took $1.2 million in 12 packs of $100 bills aboard a flight. investigators aren't sure if the money was taken in switzerland, the u.s., or somewhere in between. why don't you transfer it in a bank, what? >>> for a look at the business news today, we turn to cnbc's bertha kunz. good morning. >> good morning, betty. seems one day up, one day down on wall street. stocks rebounding tuesday on the backs of better than expected data on new home sales and home prices. the federal trade commission is telling yahoo! microsoft, and google to better distinguish between searchers paid ads a

he was already under investigation for charges of laundering money through his account at the vaticanank. his arrest came just days after pope francis appointed a committee to review the controversial bank, which, in the past, had been implicated in other laundering scandals and accused of having ties to the mafia. the new five-person commission includes two cardinals, other high ranking clergy, and a harvard law professor but no bankers, although the group can consult with them. >>> also this week, pope francis strongly condemned anti-semitism, saying no christian can be anti-semitic because christianity and judaism share common roots. the pope made the comments in a meeting with jewish leaders, the first time he has met officially as pope with a jewish delegation. afterward, one of the rabbis present referred to francis as "a very good friend to the jewish people." >>> the international red cross is raising concerns over how hospitals, houses of worship, and schools are being impacted by violent conflicts around the world, particularly in syria, other parts of the middle east, and a

them which at times could be the case could be the case and we talked about money laundering on this show before but i don't think we have to touch that right now the people use cash and do illegal things that all the time you know see the government trying to shut down. maybe they are the government has not issued a greater denomination dollar bill than the hundred dollar bill in some time no and with price inflation steadily chipping at the hundred dollars bills purchasing power you can see that the government is kind of slowly getting people out of cash . we are seeing you know transactions more like tronic and that's going to. on demand for electronic currency well definitely so our second comment is from kotor monk from you tube and he's talking about china being the biggest importer of iraqi oil and he said if the u.s. dollar or the u.s. and other western countries are concerned about this and they need to penalize companies which set up manufacturing offshore in places like china instead of their home countries and there has been a lot of calls from congress to do this i'm not

rigging money laundering and rogue trading rock the u.k. financial industry and influential parliamentary committee recommended that senior bankers should be held more accountable for their bank's actions one measure is said should be a new criminal offense of reckless misconduct one that could carry a prison sentence so there are all these qualifiers and they also say there are major scandals not major crimes of money laundering rate reagan except you're right again they don't want to make the connection between the results which would be the london riots of the last couple of years and the rate rigging and the criminality in the city of london they've refused to make the connection or so i say to them doughboy cameron or blitzkrieg boris or a nincompoop george osborne don't be surprised when you wake up and flip on the b.b.c. one day and there's one hundred thousand britons on the street with torches looking for the perpetrators of this financial hole the cost well in fact the treasury minister greg clark told the b.b.c. that the report w

a stone which is what economists call moral hazard if you don't prosecute bankers for let's say laundering money for terrorists or stealing money they'll just continue to do it oh more and more and they're not incentivized to compete at any even with inside information with prism as you point out as corporate espionage has nothing to do is terrorism you have more chance of getting hit in the head with a coconut and dying than dying in a terrorist attack anyone anywhere in the world is a joke and it you know quite frankly the fact that there aren't more attacks like nine eleven is not actually a good thing in america because that's what drives people to innovate is this fear of competition from abroad if you take that away people just want food stamps all day and they don't it's. just. all right stay here with thanks being on the kaiser report thank you all right stay tuned for the second half obvious making to the artist actually driving. home told me my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports from. the no i will leave the state to comment on your. car

money laundering and then spying on you know disgusting degenerate whore bag this guy has become but these guys are nothing it's a confederacy of horrors and look at george osborne the biggest whore in the u.k. right now this new skin is going to give people the opportunity to buy r.b.s. royal bank of scotland stock sixteen hundred dollars or six hundred pounds worth meanwhile they rip them off by tens of thousands of pounds per family on. savers over the past five years so here you ripped off one hundred forty billion pounds according to bank of england by the problem people the savings in their savings account is getting given back to you know a nickel like here's george osborne of the adversary for cash this between your teeth and let you keep it you little street scum he's the biggest or in the u.k. but at least he's cute like but obama never call or they're not cute like george osborne i mean i can see george osborne in a dress and lipstick and he could almost go that way well so to look again back at this conspiracy against the public by men of the same trade i want to look at

the recommendation of our drug caucus, that individuals begin to be held responsible for money- laundering, when it is overt. i thank you for that response. there was an oig report on atf's gun dealer inspection program that mr. horowitz is going to testify carried out, and i understand that report found that 50% of federal farms of -- of firearms dealers had not been expected if in the last five years. you cited three reasons for this understaffing. a large geographic area some field divisions cover and an increase in gun dealers. it is my understanding the president has $51.1 million to enhance atf enforcement efforts and strengthen inspections. we hope now to get a director of that unit. the judiciary committee on which i serve has him coming before us this next week. they project that this allocation would fund 60 additional inspector positions. your report concluded you would need an additional 199,000 hours to inspect all dealers within a five-year period, and the field divisions told atf headquarters in 2012 they needed 504 more investigators. the federal firearms dealer in my view

programs to help. >> laundering how?for legal purposes -- >> caller: yeah, i have seen a lot of that on the democratic side -- >> like how? cm >> caller: well, i can't get specific -- >> then you haven't seen it. >> give us one example. >> caller: there are situations where i have seen -- there are things that i have definitely seen -- >> like what? >> caller: well, like -- okay. maybe laundering is not the right word in this instance but money for the stimulus going overseas, you know. gm for one -- >> what do you mean the auto bailout? it was actually the government used to bail out gm and then gm paid back -- >> with interest. >> caller: some of it and some of it went other places. >> where did it go in >> caller: i'm sorry, i can't remember specifically. >> then you can't make an allegation if you don't know the specifics. >> caller: not all of the money that is supposedly going to help people is getting in to the hands of people. >> i totally agree with that statement. i think a great example of a lot of money going

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