00:06:18.320But New York has also been bombarded with people from different countries.0.56
00:06:22.640I mean, when you look at the ratio now of people that were actually born here who are American-born citizens versus the people in New York that are there, it's an entirely different map.0.84
00:17:00.300Well, you would think so. And the whole thing is that there's like a whole backstory with him. I actually looked at that when some of these other stories started coming out about what actually went on. But I put this whole thing together and it was interesting because nobody mentioned this during the trial.
00:17:19.740But Reddington, he spent two weeks attacking a judge, a DA, private citizen on the jury, but he already had a formal misconduct case that he was sitting on with the board of bar overseers.
00:17:35.360So, I mean, this whole body, they can suspend or disbar the Massachusetts lawyers.
00:17:41.180And so they were already looking into him.
00:17:45.240So actually, the case on it, it involved a former client, an ex-Fall River mayor, Jaseel Correa, and they agreed to a $150,000 flat fee.
00:17:58.240But the petition says that Reddington tried to change that fee.
00:18:01.780This was days before the federal trial.
00:18:05.560And this Correa, who is a convicted felon, claims it was a $50,000 shakedown.
00:18:12.180and then Reddington started calling him a liar and all of these other things but the other three
00:18:19.240counts are from unrelated clients he's got a full-blown history so there are allegations of
00:18:25.860misuse of client funds there's bad record keeping I mean there was one specific claim
00:18:31.800in the petition three thousand dollars taken from different clients trust accounts to cover his
00:18:37.440legal bills, the client trust money. I mean, that that's supposed to be one thing that is
00:18:44.140just coveted. No lawyer ever touches something like that. And yet he was out there doing it. So
00:18:51.060yeah, I mean, what the more you find out about him, the worse he gets. And so all of this national
00:18:58.000press and media, it starts to make more sense because he wants to put himself out there. I
00:19:03.880of won the case there was just one lone holdout and all of this mess but he definitely people
00:19:09.700know his name now and that's what he wanted but and same thing with the jurors that's what they
00:19:16.420wanted until they found out it was a black man i mean they got up there and they started having
00:19:25.280them all you know they were all talking about it and then you have some of the males that come in
00:19:32.280and they're like oh yeah it really haunted me that you have a i guess he was an ex uh he served
00:19:37.420i don't know if he was a marine or what what branch he was in but anyway he was talking about
00:19:43.240how he would just never get over this trial and all of this nonsense and that this guy really
00:19:50.600shook him to the core because what he did apparently he put like one of those exercise bands
00:19:55.920again over a bottle a plastic water bottle and he started kind of pulling on it trying to say0.53
00:20:03.960look this is what this chick did to her to her children she held them down put this around their
00:20:10.360neck and killed them and so this guy is acting like he's all traumatized and they tried to make
00:20:15.640him out as if hey these he's you know he's served and so he's a tough guy anyway and this really
00:24:48.540And they love to act out on it because they feel like they can because they were rewarded for it during the Biden years.0.69
00:24:55.560And look how them women jurists are coming out, and the cuck jurists is coming out and getting interviewed, and the people interviewing her.0.51
00:25:06.100So, man, and they're just like, we could not get this guy to just find her not guilty.0.95
00:25:12.320And he just, you know, I told him, present me the evidence.
00:36:24.520You're supposed to just kind of blend into the background, be respectful, listen to the names, understand.
00:36:30.600And when everyone lost that person in their life, one of those 2,997 people, those people had families that had to carry on without them going forward.
00:36:43.620I mean, the pieces were scattered all over the place.
00:36:46.840It's just so incredibly, incredibly sad.
00:36:51.120And all they were doing was going to work that morning.
00:48:13.460They officially filed a ruling to abolish the 60-day grace period for foreign visa workers in the United States, meaning that they will lose their employment.