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Sorry for the low volume. August 12, 2014 - MSNBC #39;s "Politics Nation" with Al Sharpton - There #39;s a big rat here and I suspect it is attorney Ben Crump. IMO in this interview with Al Sharpton,...

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MSNBC Dr Jason Johnson on GOP Discussion of a Possible 2nd Government Shutdown 11/17/14
On MSNBC Politics Nation with Al Sharpton, Hiram College professor Jason Johnson and Joan Walsh of Salon.com discuss the prospect of a new government shutdown over President Barack Obama #39;s ...

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Heres todays quiz: When I say Al Sharpton, what other name immediately comes to mind?

A. Bill de Blasio.

B. Barack Obama.

C. Tawana Brawley.

Tick-tock, times up. The correct answer is all of the above, which explains much of the current racial trouble in New York and America.

Sharpton, left to his own antics, is a public nuisance. It is a free country and he is entitled to his prejudices and polarizing activism. Sometimes he happens to be right and his megaphone occasionally brings attention to deserving cases that otherwise get none. America is big enough and strong enough to have space for people like him.

On the other hand, his personal conduct is often reprehensible, with his behavior in the Brawley hoax Exhibit A. And its not as if hes cleaned up his act.

He remains a cop hater to the core, a race man who cannot see past skin color and whose business model is based on using a charge of racism as a negotiating tactic. The corporations buying his silence with their contributions ought to be boycotted.

Hes also a tax scofflaw who refuses to pay his fair share, thus ripping off fellow citizens, black and white.

As The New York Times reported Tuesday, he faces $4.5 million in state and federal tax liens, both personally and through companies he controls. The amounts owed are growing and his shady use of a nonprofit to enrich himself would make him politically toxic if he were anyone else.

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Al Sharptons March Madness

Published November 19, 2014

FILE: August 23, 2014: The Rev. Al Sharpton speaks at a rally in the Staten Island borough of New York, N.Y.(REUTERS)

The Rev. Al Sharpton has made a remarkable rise to national prominence, from community organizer to President Obamas consultant, amid a long and lesser-known history of debt and tax obligations totaling millions of dollars.

Sharpton and his for-profit businesses owe more than $4.5 million in state and federal tax liens, according to The New York Times.

And his influential nonprofit group, National Action Network, the Times said, appears to be in a similar situation, saddled with years of unpaid travel and hotel expenses while apparently staying afloat by not paying federal payroll taxes for employees.

The newspaper also suggested that Sharpton is not paying enough or fast enough to reduce his obligation to the state of New York, a situation he sharply refuted Tuesday.

The 60-year-old civil rights leader told FoxNews.com that he has an agreement with the government to repay his personal and business-related taxes and that his payments are on time.

We have a signed agreement, he said. And what is in the agreement has been kept. Weve been up to date. This is the most bogus story in the world.

He also made clear that the roughly $1 million raised at New York event to celebrate his 60th birthday, on which The Times reported, will go toward repaying his debts.

Sharpton also argued that his work ethic and determination are above reproach but acknowledged his shortcomings as an administrator.

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SHARPTON'S SECRETS Activist saddled with debt totaling millions, report says

The Rev. Al Sharpton seized on ex-spokeswoman Rachel Noerdlingers departure from City Hall Monday to dredge up his own old complaints about the governments probe into his shady tax returns declaring that he and his activist group have almost made good with the IRS.

Sharpton used the bulk of a page-long statement on Noerdlingers leave of absence to rant about the 2007 raids by the FBI and IRS, and crow that he and his National Action Network are now making the final payments on our installment agreement.

But records on file with the city show that the IRS has more than $3 million worth of liens against Sharpton. And the NANs latest tax-exempt filing with the IRS shows that the amount of unpaid payroll taxes, interest and penalties it owes actually grew from $813,575 in 2012 to $819,721 in 2013.

That filing also revealed that the NAN ended 2013 more than $1.3 million in the red.

In his statement on Noerdlinger, Sharpton said he used his tax troubles as an example for her and her teenage son, Khari, that we must reflect in life on how we combat unfairness and how we can better do things with ourselves to achieve our goals.

An IRS spokeswoman declined to comment, citing privacy and disclosure laws.

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Sharpton claims to have settled his debts with the IRS