Elected officials in New York can now lose their pensions if convicted of a felony, thanks to the constitutional amendment approved by voters last week. At the federal level, things are a little different. Former members of Congress can continue to collect a pension after a conviction as long the appeals process is not fully exhausted. Congresswoman Claudia Tenney says that's a loophole that should be closed. She joins us to talk more about this and the latest on tax reform negotiations.
Tenney leaning "yes" on House tax bill vote
PUBLISHED November 15, 2017 @6:56 PM