Harold Ford Jr. in Albany, N.Y., on Jan. 25, 2010. A Morgan Stanley spokeswoman did not elaborate on when the investigation began, when Ford was terminated or the specific behavior that led to the termination. — Harold Ford, Jr. (@HFord2) December 7, 2017was professional and at the direction of my firm for business purposes. — Harold Ford, Jr. (@HFord2) December 7, 2017I will now be bringing legal action against the reporter who made these false claims about me as well as Morgan Stanley for improper termination. In 1996, Ford Jr. was elected to replace his father and kept his seat for five terms.

Source: Washington Post December 08, 2017 01:28 UTC