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because they were concerned about irregularities and when hunt per biden joined the board, the serious fraud officen u.k. that handles matters seriously frozen assets in bank accounts. because of money landering all sortss of serious allegation as so point is hunter biden joined forces with a very corrupt got a big payday and got a payday he didn't deserve mark because he wasn't't selling expertise he hd non and key question that nobody seems to n want to ask is in the media is -- what was he being paid for? he wasn't being paid for expertise. what was he being paid for? and what were the crane i cans expecting to get in return? and i think when you overlay the financial payments with a fact that joe biden is point person on obama administration policy to ukraine was steering billions of or dollars of western money to ukraine, it becomes crystal clear exactly why they were paying him money. onthey wanted access and they wanted influence joe bidessen and joe bidessen has been around a long time and he has to know exactly why his son was being paid. >> let me ask you about that a soulsome liberal, so

the right thing, come forward, prove beyond of a shadow of a doubt serious fraud and be ostracized almost immediately moved to an office toilet between loud copiers. then, of course, they're fired. quite often, they'll be criminally investigated by the organization. they are black balled in their chosen line of work and never work again. these are major, major consequences. someone in the agency calling out the commander in chief and accusing him of serious wrongdoing is really putting their career and lives on the line. if we're to listen to trump's references to spies and rubbing them out. >> what can we learn from the past whistle-blowers who have come forward, chelsea manning, edward snowden, daniel elseberg. >> the fundamental power is, the uplifting moment when you look at this sort of situation is that an individual with good facts and courage and real backbone can come forward and tell the world about wrongdoing and face and sometimes prevail against a multinational corporation or a vastly powerful organization. one person, the david and goliath can succeed. what we also see is that the long-term career problem

fraud and embezzlement. when it comes to criminal justice in san francisco we have serious problems we must confront. we see every day what is happening in the district attorney's office and on our streets isn't working. our criminal justice system cannot continue to ignore victims and everyday crimes that affect us all. as district attorney, i will prioritize and prosecute the crimes that have the greatest impact on our communities, like property crimes, violent assaults and the open drug dealing that is ravaging our streets. we can address these problems head on with my concept of community centred justice. the community is at the heart of everything we do and the district attorney's office, and in our criminal justice system. we will prioritize, protecting and lifting up communities. we'll strengthen ties between the office and neighborhood interests, diverse constituencies, law enforcement and community groups. because the first time you meet a prosecutor from the district attorney's office shouldn't be when you're the victim of a crime. we should be collaborating to prevent crime in the first place. today the district attorney's office that failed to prioritize a

that i know the presiding officer's very aware of because of his membership on the aging committee, which i'm privileged to chair, and that is the serious problem of financial fraud directed at our seniors. the g.a.o. a few years ago estimated that our seniors lose nearly $3 billion a year to financial fraud. i think that's just the tip of the iceberg, because many seniors are too embarrassed to report the fraud that they had suffered. it is important, it is vital that the justice department continue to fight financial fraud, and i'm delighted that the former attorney general jeff sessions implemented my recommendation that every u.s. attorney's office should have designated a financial fraud attorney who can bring cases and help to protect our seniors. we need to aggressively prosecute illegal robocallers and increase efforts to collect unpaid fines and penalties imposed on them by federal agencies. it's only a -- it's only a national effort that can go after a call center that is located in india, for example, as some of them have been. and while to the justice department the individual amounts may seem small, they are devastating to a senior who has worked har