>>a stunning moment in illinois history thank-you terry sullivan. a 14 year sentence. he will serve anywhere from 11-12 years at the minimum ... this is a day illinois citizens will not forget this is the second consecutive illinois gov. headed to the federal penitentiary adding to the moment a difficult one for the people of illinois to swallow. >>julie unruh reports from upstairs that the governor is sobbing literally after hearing this sentence ... >>well is a stiff sentence and the judge said that he wants to send a message ... on a state level there are murderers who do not do this much time getting out in less than 14 years ... >>here's a guy who will be near 70 when he comes out his children will be grown up these hurried the human factors but there are consequences for those actions of the abuse of power >>you saw the governor gets pretty emotional julie >>it was actually patti bloagojevich there was little emotion at the time when the sentence was being handed down she had her composure ... but the floor got cleared and she rushed to her husband's arms they ar

wgn's legal analyst terry sullivan is here to break down what could happen for both of these high-profilecases. >> we have those presented camps we hear about in wisconsin or other ones in minnesota that our old and cold. some of these prison camps date back to the civil war.. >> i would expect his attorney to ask for a pr closeison surtout homeison closer to home. >> just because of the prison is closer does not mean able be better. it could be crowded or a worse prison. you may not be able to take a shower or go outdoors as much. . >> jerry sandusky was supposed to have his preliminary hearing tryout today he gave up that right what's going on with that is this strategy? one of his attorneys said they want to see a nice sandusko humanize sandusky. they want to get his message out before he is scheduled to go to trial. maybe they can get in a better jury pool supposedly a lot of people still care for this man is all could be a strategy. they were also afraid that if testimony came out that this judge would revoke his bail there is nothing perfect about the legal system.. >> before we let

federal pension for his years in congress >>here to break this all down we have wgn's legal analyst terry sullivan ... >>it's all over the place a very well-respected depaul law professor likened this to cruel and unusual punishment he said that the judge and the prosecution went off the deep end with this one >>but people are evenly split in your poll, and as interesting there are lots of people feeling that public corruption is very serious ... and also should someone be punished more harshly because he is a politician fish this will ignite lots of conversation for a long time >>people do acquiesce that he has to serve some time ... but he himself thought that up until the last minute that he might just get probation >>he did. he was still believing that by the time he spoke to the judge yesterday afternoon he thought that he could convince the judge to not send him away ... he was technically eligible for probation but obviously the judge wanted to send a stern message to other politicians whether or not this will work we do not know what remains to be seen but i still stick to my don quixote a

>>we have terry sullivan our political analyst with us >>you have to think that the judge has already set things that are devastating and the effort of the blagojevich camp to get a leanermore lenient sentence >>the guidelines call for 30 years to life. the judge has just found that he agrees with that although he did say that it's not appropriate in this case ... but what has what he has said so far on the record has not been helpful to the defense >>the defense team said that this was merely a fund-raising exercise on behalf of the former gov. and his staff. and the judge is saying that it doesn't matter what you're asking foyou received but rather what you are asking for and how you went about it >>the probation department recommended 11 steps and the judge opted to 16 go with 16 steps so it was a pretty somber adjustment this is a today proceedings wife patti bloagojevich is also present in the courtroom this has to be awfully difficult >> judge james zagel will decide ... we will provide live reports as soon as a decision is handed down so stay with wgn for complete coverage. >>b

and i honestly believe the government wants to hold an open hearing as to be >> legal analyst terry sullivan >> pretty surprising the way the judge went into the defense. after all simply asking for a couple of the tapes that the judge did not allowed and the trial a lot of things are not allowed in trial allowed in sentencing >> says tough with the hearing will meet for blagojevich sentence but certainly not a positive turn up with the former governor. >> on the other hand judge james zagel reputation for being a fair and perhaps he will sit back and maybe got all of the steam off he wanted he used the day to kind of perfected the record in case the case goes to an appellate court batt but reporters also asked blagojevich attorneys out he is holding up a few days before sentencing >> doing a fine of course nervous and apprehensive but doing fine with his family >> sentencing scheduled for tuesday and wednesday the judge says he will not cram everything on tuesday actual sentence probably on wednesday morning. blagojevich expected to make a statement the last person the judge hears from befo

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terry: thank you, mr. sullivan, and i appreciate your support on this issue. at this time i'd like to recognize the gentleman from illinois, one of the new phenoms on our energy and commerce committee, mr. kinzinger. mr. kinzinger: i thank the gentleman from nebraska, mr. terry, and listening to the words of the gentleman from oklahoma, very well-spoken. you know, i often ask, what are the top issues? what are the top things americans are concerned with right now? obviously number one is jobs. number two is jobs and the economy. i hear people talk a lot about energy in the 11th district of illinois. so we have jobs, economy, energy. and i also hear some people talk about they're concerned with the national defense. you know, amazingly to me, when you look at jobs, international defense, there's one thing we can do which is going to address all of those concerns and it would address them now. and that is the keystone pipeline. i actually sent a letter the other day, mr. speaker, to my colleague in illinois, senator dick durbin. he's the whip over in the senate,

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