John A. Sarcone

Um, and, uh, in order to, uh, get around, uh, the requirement that, uh, US attorneys be Senate confirmed, um, the, uh, administration has tried a number of maneuvers to, uh, circumvent that, and those have led to a number of challenges.

We've seen Lindsey Halligan, for example, and, um, uh, John Sarcone and, and, uh, Segal Chada.

Um, and one of these is Roger Rogoff.

He is the f- but this, this is an unusual one.

Fraud in America? Well, it's happening every day.

With us today is, uh, from the Department of Justice, the First Assistant United States Attorney John Sarcone from the Northern District of New York.

John Sarcone, you guy, you had a great press conference on, on Friday afternoon, and, and, uh, y- you're, you're trying to cut down on fraud going on in our country.

Uh, tell us about it.

Yes.

So I'm glad that...

And by the way, I have to credit the State Comptroller, uh, Thomas DiNapoli, and his office and his team for referring this to, to us, and, uh, we, we are gonna continue to do great work together.

Well, John Sarcone, thank you, uh, uh, for getting this thing done and, and reducing the fraud in our country, and, um, we'll talk to you again real soon.

Fraud in America? Well, it's happening every day.

With us today is, from the Department of Justice, the First Assistant United States Attorney, John Sarcone, from the Northern District of New York.

John Sarcone, you had a great press conference on Friday afternoon, and you're trying to cut down on fraud going on in our country.

Tell us about it.

Yes.

They did collect a- almost two million dollars, uh, of the thirteen million.

Many of the, uh, the banks realized there was some scam going on and, and didn't, uh, you know, didn't release the funds, but they got away with, uh, one point nine million dollars, and they spent it lavishly.

Well, John Sarcone, thank you for getting this thing done and reducing the fraud in our country, and we'll talk to you again real soon.