`  ==References to Emanuel in Blagojevich/Harris affidavit== PDF of affidavit may be found here: http://llnw.static.cbslocal.com/station/national/docs/2008/12/complaintcoverandaff.pdf  Acknowledge that if the following is to be posted on the main article, citations for the sections of the affidavit should be added to the quotes and references.  On December 9, 2008 a 76-page affidavit by F.B.I. special agent Daniel W. Cain was unsealed pursuant to the arrest of sitting Illinois governor, Rod Blagojevic. The affidavit uses the appellation ``[President-elect Advisor]`` to denote Rahm Emanuel. The affidavit contains recorded conversations between Blagojevich and others. In Section 112 of the affidavit, Blagojevich is recorded on November 12, 2008 saying that he wants to call Rahm Emanuel to tell him that ``this has nothing to do with anything else we're working on but the Governor wants to put together a 501(c)(4)`` and ``can you guys help him...raise 10, 15 million.`` Blagojevich continues to tell his co-Defendant, John Harris, that he wants Emanuel ``to get the word today,`` and that when ``he asks me for the Fifth CD thing I want it to be in his head.`` [The affidavit explains term ``Fifth CD`` here referring to Rahm Emanuel's vacated Fifth Congressional District.] The affidavit then states that prior intercepted phone conversations indicate that Blagojevich and others were determining whether he (Blagojevich) had the power to appoint an interim replacement for Rahm Emanuel's Fifth CD seat until a special election for the seat can be held (i.e., Blagojevich had aspirations to use the appointment of this interim replacement as a separate bargaining chip or to enhance his bargaining power with respect to negotiations with Emanuel regarding the President-elect's vacated Senate seat. Three bargaining scenarios are detailed in the affidavit: (1) political appointment for Blagojevich; (2) a so-called three-way deal in which Blagojevich would be given a paid position within the largely SEIU (Service Employees International Union) -controlled ``Change To Win`` organization; in return, it is proposed that the Obama administration once in office would bestow favors upon the SEIU; (3) a 501(c)(4)  i.e., non-profit so-called ``issue advocacy`` organization  would be created for Blagojevich and funded by wealthy contributors to the Obama/Biden '08 campaign. In various conversations detailed in the affidavit, paid positions for Blagojevich's wife are also proposed. Later on November 13, 2008, Blagojevich is recorded by the F.B.I. speaking with an individual identified in the affidavit as ``Advisor A``. Also on November 13, 2008, Blagojevich talked with Advisor A. During this conversation, Blagojevich states that he, ``wants the idea of the 501(c)(4) in [Emanuel]'s head, but not in connection with the Senate appointment or the congressional seat``. Advisor A then asks Blagojevich whether the conversation about the 501(c)(4) with Rahm Emanuel is connected with anything else. Blagojevich replies, ``It's unsaid. It's unsaid.`` Later on November 13, 2008, Blagojevich spoke with Advisor A again. During this second conversation, Blagojevich asks Advisor A to call Individual A and have Individual A pitch the idea of the 501(c)(4) to Rahm Emanuel. Advisor A then says to Blagojevich, ``while it's not said, this is a play to put in play other things?`` to which Blagojevich responds, ``correct.`` Advisor A then asks Blagojevich if this is ``because we think there's still some life in [the President-elect's formerly perceived first choice to fill his vacated Senate seat, Valerie Jarrett, because she's the only female adviser to President-elect Obama whom he mentioned as a possibility for the seat], potentially?`` To this Blagojevich replies, ``not so much her, but possibly her. But others.`` (The following day  November 14, 2008  President-elect Obama announced his selection of Jarrett as White House Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Relations and Public Liaison; Jarrett will manage the White House Office of Public Liaison and work with state and local governments.)`