Topic: Rajat Gupta

The discussion explores the connections between the Clinton Foundation and Rajat Gupta, the former McKinsey head convicted of insider trading. The hosts also examine "Unitaid," a project funded by European airline taxes that was managed by the Clintons to purchase generic drugs. They question the lack of financial transparency in various Clinton-led initiatives, including funds raised for the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

High-profile figures including Bill Gates and Kofi Annan wrote letters of support for Rajat Gupta following his conviction for insider trading. The hosts suggest these "elites" are protecting one of their own to prevent him from whistleblowing on other illegal financial activities.

Lawyers for Rajat Gupta, convicted of insider trading, have subpoenaed Goldman Sachs executives Gary Cohn and Lloyd Blankfein. The defense aims to highlight Goldman's role in masking Greek debt and other controversial financial maneuvers. This court case may force executives to testify publicly about internal practices that have previously escaped federal scrutiny.

Rajat Gupta is facing charges for providing inside information from Goldman Sachs board meetings to the Galleon Fund. The hosts note that Gupta was a frequent guest at White House state dinners. They suggest that while Gupta may go to jail, the "elitist" figures involved in similar activities often escape prosecution.