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This is the Tom Harbin program.

So now it's coming out. This is in the New York Times that Justice Clarence Thomas apparently

took a pretty substantial bribe. And what's interesting is this was the year that he sold his

autobiography for one and a half million dollars. So Thomas sells his autobiography for a million

and a half dollars and this wealthy healthcare industry executive who had loaned him a quarter

million dollars to buy this 40-foot luxury motor coach. These are, it's a pre-vosed marathon

LE Mirage XL. It's a brand favored by touring rock bands and the super wealthy.

And this industry guy, this healthcare industry guy, Anthony Welters,

bought the boss or gave Clarence the money and Clarence signed a note saying that he would pay

it back. He would pay interest for five years and then he would play the principal. When five

years came up, he had a million and a half bucks from selling his autobiography. But instead of

paying off the debt, he just ignored it. Clarence Thomas, according to these reports,

a $267,000, $267,000, $230 loan. This, you know, just the first paragraph from the New York Times

Joe Becker today. The Justice failed to repay much perhaps all of the $267,000, $230 loan

is benefactor wipe the slate clean with ethical and potential tax consequences. Now,

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