Con Artists | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
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Published 2024-05-25
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Cream Puff (1991)
12:55 The Tax Refund Scam (2015)
27:07 1-800-Con Man (1991)
41:17 Con Man (1999)
All Comments (21)
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Best line ever: βThe heavy set fella in the boss hog hat!β
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This is prime 60 minutes era
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"Tax free" made me laugh. They expect him to fill out a 1099
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Nobody was better than Mike Wallace "60 Minutes" had some heavy hitters too. Lol. Thanks for sharing.
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I don't care what decade it is. There's ALWAYS someone looking into "loopholes ".
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The punchline "THEN HE RAN FOR PRESIDENT!ππππ π
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How can someone get 20 years in prison for petty crimes but a scammer steals millions and only get 40 months
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I love the way those car hucksters laugh.
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This was fantastic. Hopefully we'll get a Part 2 soon that includes "21st century snake oil salesmen."
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I love the moment he recognized who he was trying to hustle π
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Been loving this program for many decades.
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That jailhouse con artist is pretty ingenious. Got to give the guy his props. Still, I'd love to see Law Enforcement go after Big Businesses that con employees/consumers.
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Back then a carfax was the previous owner writing down the mileage on a napkin
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We need an update on con artists. This came out when I was a baby, things have changed so much!
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βTo bear children into this world is like carrying wood to a burning house.β β Peter Wessel Zapffe
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My father was as honest as they come. He grew up with strict morals on a ranch. Everyone hated dad at the Ford dealership, except the owner. Dad wouldn't sell hardly anything all year long, but once every year like clockwork all the ranchers, and farmers Pops grew up with drove into town specifically to trade-in their old trucks for new ones, and they refused to do any business with anyone else. He hated the job which gave him nose bleeds, headaches, high blood pressure, and he started drinking. Eventually the toxic work environment killed him at the ripe old age of 41 of a massive heart attack. No good deed ever goes unpunished they say.
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The credit card jail guy was funny as hell even though heβs robbing people blind.
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It's not just cars....I've been burned so many times by used equipment.
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I love his Gulf Coast accent. You don't hear many like that in the Houston area anymore. There's a saying in Houston, "...dirty as a Washington Ave used car salesman."
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These are my favorite 60 minutes episodes! Good old fashioned consumer scams to inform the public about.
