Following testimony from an FBI agent who recalled a 2005 interview with then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich in which he claimed to keep a clear line of separation between his fundraising efforts and his job as governor, a former vice president at Prairie Material Sales and chairman of the Illinois division of the American Concrete Pavement Association told the jury Tuesday afternoon that the fate of a $6 billion tollway program and a $1.5 billion infrastructure program depended on his organization's ability to fundraise for Blagojevich.