Topic: Jack Abramoff

Former lobbyist Jack Abramoff compared his past criminal actions to the operations of the Clinton Foundation, alleging that Hillary Clinton sold "special access" to donors. Abramoff argues that while it may not meet the statutory definition of bribery, it constitutes "honest services fraud." He expresses outrage that State Department employees have gone to prison for less than what Clinton and her aides, Cheryl Mills and Huma Abedin, have done.

The episode concludes with a clip from the film "Casino Jack," featuring Kevin Spacey as lobbyist Jack Abramoff. In a dream sequence, Abramoff rants against Congressional hypocrisy, specifically naming Senator John McCain for accepting lobbyist money. The hosts sign off with a final reminder for listener support.

Referencing a 60 Minutes interview with lobbyist Jack Abramoff, the hosts discuss how legislative riders are used to hide significant policy changes. They express skepticism toward the 165-page American Jobs Act, suggesting it contains hidden benefits for bankers and high-speed rail interests like Warren Buffett. They vow to analyze the PDF for "obfuscations" that might be pushed through executive orders.