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ERIC LACH MAY 21, 2014, 10:40 AM EDT
Just hours after pleading guilty in federal court Tuesday to violating campaign finance law, conservative author Dinesh D'Souza appeared on Megyn Kelly's Fox News show for an interview.
It was a friendly affair.
"And so now, this case is resolved, for today, and the Obama administration gets to call one of its top critics a convicted felon," Kelly said near the beginning of the segment, which led to her first question: "Is this what they wanted all along?"
"I don't know," D'Souza replied. "I was facing two charges, Megan. The first one was exceeding the campaign finance limits. The second one was causing the government, the election commission, to file a false report. And that second charge carried a maximum of five years in prison. So what happened is I pleaded guilty to the charge of exceeding the campaign finance limits, and the government agreed to drop the other charge."
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hobbit709
(41,694 posts)underpants
(182,788 posts)Oh and one if those fake donations was for his fiancé ..... who he got engaged while he was still married.
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)this convicted felon within hours of his guilty plea, D'Souza is crazy and a tea party person libertarian who hates Muslims and Obama, there will always be a comfy home at criminal organization Fox for the right type of criminal.
onecaliberal
(32,840 posts)If they didn't get to interview criminals, there wouldn't be anyone to interview on that channel.
onehandle
(51,122 posts)wandy
(3,539 posts)Eleanors38
(18,318 posts)Jamaal510
(10,893 posts)I think that video was edited. Here is the same clip of MK without any fart sounds:
and the one with fart sounds:
frylock
(34,825 posts)I like the way that sounds.
MohRokTah
(15,429 posts)The sentencing guidelines for his crime is 10 to 16 months. Disparaging the process, judge, and prosecutor openly before sentencing means he'll do the max, no parole.