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On today's Politics and More podcast, New Yorker staff writers Patrick Radin Keefe and Sheila Kolhakkar

discussed the Justice Department's problematic record in prosecuting white-collar criminals.

Staff writer Sheila Kulhatkar writes frequently about Wall Street and finance.

Her colleague Patrick Raddenkief also

writes about business, but more often he covers shady business, drug trafficking and the like.

Patrick reviewed a book called, we're going to have to bleep this for the radio, the chicken

club, which argues that the Department of Justice has gotten awfully skittish about prosecuting people in finance.

Not long ago, Patrick and Sheila sat down to talk about why nobody seems to go to jail for financial crimes anymore and how that's impacted the country.

So Patrick and I met several years ago in a federal courthouse not far from here.

I believe it was 40 Foley Square.

Does that sound right to you?

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