The payments made to the personal attorney of President Donald Trump raise questions as to whether these companies violated anti-bribery rules, experts in federal bribery laws say.
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Randy's layoff is imminent.
This site is full of annonymous posters saying what rumors they heard from yet other annonymous sources. I bet 99% of this is BS. In any case I thought this site was about layoffs??
Yep,,,, effetive july 1 i heard
Rumor is Randy is out but is waiting until the june 10th time warner ruling to turn things over to John Stankey.
Washington Post is reporting that indeed the payments for for “advise on the Time Warner merger” lock him up!!
Best part is they spent the money, then Cohen/Teump pocketed the bribe and still sued because they new dum dum Randall wasn’t going to go cry for stollen dirty money. Lol s---er.
Whatever it is it cost Randy his job as of July 1!
OK it's not bribery unless there is proof someone provided something in return of value. Don't forget Norivitris paid him a little over a million for the same information. And all big companies play these games all the time.....AT&T lawyers are pretty smart guys, and know how thin of a line they can walk.
It's bribery, no matter how you slice it. The TW deal in question, and money being sent to the president. Keep drinking that company kool-aid AT&T employees.
AT&T has used PAC money to support politicians and motivate via registered lobbyists. Cohen is not a politician or registered lobbyist. This was influence peddling.
You can commit crimes as long as you are not cought, hope they get nailed
Att has already admitted they have done this with previous administrations, this isn’t new news. It’s just being made a big deal because it’s anti trump.