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In , Anthony Weiner found himself at the center of yet another scandal: his computer was seized after explicit texts sent to a minor were made public and emails tied to Hillary Clinton were discovered, leading to the FBI's opening of an investigation into the former presidential candidate days before the election.

Now a convicted sex offender and failed New York City mayoral candidate, Weiner has jumped back into professional life, far from politics. The former congressman now serves as Chief Executive Officer of IceStone, a manufacturer in the Brooklyn Navy Yard that makes countertops out of broken glass. He's picked up the pieces and figured out how to make something new.

AP — Disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner has been released from federal prison after being convicted of having illicit online contact with a year-old girl in Al Franken of Minnesota announced on Thursday that he will resign in the face of multiple allegations of sexual misconduct AP — Former Rep.

Anthony Weiner reported to prison Monday to begin a month sentence for sexting with a year-old girl Hillary was horrified and I ask Abedin why. After all, Hillary had stood by her husband after his infidelities.

I ask if Hillary ever mentioned to Abedin their shared experience of being married to chronically unfaithful husbands. Soon after Abedin made her public statement of forgiveness, it emerged Weiner was still sexting. New Yorkers rejected the possibility of Mayor Danger. No one could understand why she stayed — not even the Clintons, although they never said so explicitly. She told Weiner in that she wanted a separation, but they still lived together.

Outsiders tutted, but he made life easier for her. Abedin was extremely busy working for Clinton, now secretary of state and, imminently, presidential nominee. He was happy to stay home and look after their son while Abedin travelled the country. Anyone who has been married with kids will know that, for pragmatic purposes, you sometimes tolerate more than you should. A month after Hillary was named the Democratic nominee in the election, Weiner called Abedin.

He told her the New York Post was publishing a picture of him and Jordan. She assumed it would be a paparazzi photo of the two of them in the park.

It was a photo taken by Weiner showing himself aroused and in bed, and next to him lay their sleeping toddler son, and he had sent it to a woman on the internet. Abedin threw him out of their apartment and publicly announced their separation. Just one of those things would drive most people to a nervous breakdown. How on earth did she not collapse? Things were about to get even worse for Abedin. A few weeks later, it was alleged that Weiner had been sexting a year-old girl — a federal offence.

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