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The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Danielle Interviews Former Senate Aide Tara Reade
"I'm delighted to welcome our guest today Tara Reid. She's an author, actress, former Senate aide, and the host of the Tara Reade podcast. Tara, thanks for joining us. Hi. Yeah, I'm actually in my podcast is called the politics of survival. And it's on every Friday night. So on rumble and on YouTube, well, sometimes YouTube, sometimes they pull it down. You know. Oh my gosh. Oh no. So you get like some YouTube strikes and violations lately, but yeah, it seemed like it was more frequent earlier this year and it seems to have calmed down a little bit, but yeah, look everyone. I think rumble is really great because it's just sort of there's no, there's no censorship. Yes, that is so nice. It's crazy too how I'm sure you were just talking about things that shouldn't have been censored, but how it is. But yeah, I thought we could get started by maybe you could tell us a little bit about your earlier years in life. Where did you grow up? Where are you from? Kind of tell us a little bit about you becoming a Senate aide. Oh, okay. Yeah, that's interesting. wrote about it in my book left out when the truth doesn't fit in, and you can find that on Amazon or wherever. I wrote a bit about my childhood, but I lived on a farm in Wisconsin when I was a little girl. I was born in the Monterey county, California, since Linus. And you know, I went back there as an adult actually to the Monterey area, which is a beautiful area, but very, very expensive. And I loved my years growing up in Wisconsin farm. I always had an interest in my family is very political. My mother was an activist and anti war activist Vietnam and very committed to that. My father, I was pretty much a strange with him after their divorce from 13 9. I didn't see much of him for years at a time. But he was a defense contractor and worked for the panna cotta at one time and was a writer. So he was very different politically than my mother. So very different views. And I think that's kind of in a way good because I've had a lot of different input of different points of view throughout my life.
WBBM Newsradio
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"Emergency talks are continuing in Switzerland in an attempt to rescue the troubled bank Credit Suisse. The head of the bank and its rivals at the UBS are discussing a possible merger. The BBC's Imogen folks has the details. This is the biggest crisis to face Switzerland's banking sector for more than a decade. The Swiss government is holding an emergency meeting and they scramble to find a viable solution for Credit Suisse before markets open on Monday morning, the most likely option seems to be a merger with UBS, but it's not an outcome the Swiss banking sector wants. Both Credit Suisse and UBS are classed globally as too big to fail. Sky News reports that the Bank of England has indicated to international counterparts and to Swiss lender UBS that it would back a proposed takeover of Credit Suisse. Officials in Monterey county, California say they have a $400 million plan to permanently fix the levee that broke a week ago and flooded hundreds of acres of strawberry fields causing thousands of people to be evacuated. Lou Bowman with the county water resources agency says they've completed the substantial repair of the original levee break. The department of water resources teams mobilized very quickly that entire breech area has been filled with rock up to the original levy elevation. A spokesperson for the California strawberry commission says it's too soon to know whether the berry plants can be recovered, but the longer they remain underwater, the more challenging it can get. A suspect wanted for attacking two Chicago police officers in separate incidents is due in Bond court today after allegedly trying to unsuccessfully escape from police during an interrogation room by climbing through a hole in the ceiling. It happened yesterday at area three headquarters on Belmont and western. The suspect was arrested on Friday after allegedly hitting an officer during a traffic
WTOP
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"Hour sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance. I'm Stacey Lynn in Washington lawmakers are reacting to what former president Trump posted on his truth social platform yesterday. He speculated he'll be arrested on Tuesday and is calling on his supporters to protest. Here's CBS Michael George. In a tweet, Republican House speaker Kevin McCarthy called the potential indictment and outrageous abuse of power by a radical DA. He said he's directing relevant committees to investigate if federal funds are being used to quote subvert our democracy by interfering in elections with politically motivated prosecutions. In a statement, former democratic House speaker Nancy Pelosi said the grand jury is consideration of this case makes clear. No one is above the law, not even a former president of the United States. It's crunch time for a big Swiss bank which needs a major lifeline to stay afloat. Our Peter king with details. The swish government is reportedly pressing UBS bank to take over Credit Suisse, a longtime rival with the $6 billion cash infusion, and bird Ely. Credit Suisse's head issues unique to it for several years now. So one should not be surprised that these problems are coming to a head. Credit Suisse is the biggest name among the recent failures, a devastating fall for an institution established a 167 years ago. Wyoming is the first state in the nation to a ban abortion pills. Ingrid Duran with national right to life. So I'm feeling really positive about everything that Wyoming did with the law that protects unborn children and also the law that prohibits chemical abortions. The state also just raise penalties for doctors and healthcare providers for performing abortions. Those range from 5 years in prison to $20,000 in fines. Over a week ago, thousands of residents in Monterey county, California had to be evacuated because of persistent heavy rains that flooded the area. Causing a Levi to break. Glenn church is the county district supervisor says there are $400 million on the table to get that levy fix. Monterey county's not just
WTOP
"monterey county, california" Discussed on WTOP
"Just abusive power by a radical DA. He said he's directing relevant committees to investigate if federal funds are being used to quote subvert our democracy by interfering in elections with politically motivated prosecutions. In a statement, former democratic House speaker Nancy Pelosi said the grand jury is consideration of this case, makes clear no one is above the law, not even a former president of the United States. Michael George CBS News, New York. The Swiss government is reported to be putting pressure on UBS bank to take over a rival. UBS is reportedly asking the Swiss government for $6 billion to do so. Banking consultant Burt Ely. Had problems for some time, including some serious management issues, but it looks like it's just going to get absorbed by UPS with possibly parts of it spun off to others. Officials in Monterey county, California say they have a $400 million plan in place to permanently fix the levee that broke a week ago flooding hundreds of acres of strawberry fields, thousands of people were evacuated. Glenn church is the county district supervisor for the area. Monterey county's not just committed here to making this community whole again, but in order to make it better. North Korea test fired a short-range ballistic missile this morning. It's fourth in a week, and it was just a day after the north state media claimed 800,000 people at volunteered for the military to help counter the U.S. more from reporter Alex Jensen in Seoul. This latest North Korean test came three days after a long range missile launch, adding up to four missile tests since last Sunday, and the north's expected to continue that pattern with several days left of joint military drills involving South Korean and American forces, as the U.S. has also redeployed a nuclear capable B one B bomber to the Peninsula. At least 12 people have died many buildings and homes have been damaged by a 6.7 quake that struck the South American nation of Ecuador. Paul Caruso is a geophysicist with the U.S. geological survey. He says the quake hit 41 miles below the surface. If it would have been much shallower, it certainly could have been worse. The depth will mitigate some of the damage that we would expect to be caused by a shallow earthquake. This is CBS News. Nobody should have to pay for one size fits all insurance coverage. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance so you only pay for what you need. Liberty Mutual Insurance. Four O three Sunday morning march 19th, 2023, 32 frigid degrees, sunny, breezy cold later, with loads of highs and lower 40s, wind chills in the 30s. So shaki was
WTOP
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"Local 26. Where electrical contractors come to grow. Hello there, I'm Ian Crawford, Lou Gehrig is our producer Thompson we're following for you this morning, former president Trump believes he will be arrested on Tuesday. It's part of a hush money investigation by Manhattan's district attorney, more from CBS Michael George. Former president Donald Trump posted on his social media blog that he'll be arrested on Tuesday and called for protests. He wrote that illegal leaks from the Manhattan district attorney's office indicate that the far and away leading Republican candidate and former president of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday of next week. A New York grand jury is weighing an indictment of the former president, and a case examining hush money, paid to women who alleged sexual encounters with him. Trump has denied all wrongdoing. Michael George CBS News, New York. Meanwhile, members of mister Trump's Republican Party are reacting. House speaker Kevin McCarthy tweeted Saturday that the unconfirmed reports of an indictment are an outrageous abuse of power by what he calls a radical district attorney. McCarthy accuses the Manhattan prosecutor of letting violent criminals walk the street as he pursued in his words, political vengeance against president Trump. The speaker also tweeted that he is directing relevant committees to investigate whether federal funds are being used to in his words subvert democracy by interfering with an election with politically motivated prosecutions. It's three 33. The crisis in U.S. midsize banks appears to have spread, now a giant in the international banking world is feeling the pinch and feeling a little woozy. I'm Peter king, the Swiss government is reportedly pressing UBS bank to take over Credit Suisse, a longtime rival with the $6 billion cash infusion, and Liz bird E Lee. Credit suites has had issues unique to it for several years now. So one should not be surprised that these problems are coming to a head. Credit Suisse is the biggest name among the recent failures, a devastating fall for an institution established a 167 years ago. Peter king, CBS News, a strong earthquake in South America leaves more than a dozen dead. The death toll continues to rise in Ecuador after a massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the South American country. We're told multiple people were also taken to the hospital, but it's still not clear how many are hurt. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing. That's fox's Mary Ann rafferty, at least one person reportedly a four year old girl, was killed in northern Peru. Officials in Monterey county, California said they have a $400 million plan to permanently fix the levee that broke a week ago and flooded hundreds of acres of strawberry fields, thousands of people had to be evacuated, Lou Bowman is with the county's water resources agency. He says they've completed substantial repairs of the original levy Blake on the levee break I should say on the Bajaur river. The department of water resources teams mobilized very quickly that entire breach area has been filled with rock up to the original levy elevation. I spoke first in for the California strawberry commission says it's too soon to know whether the berry plants could be recovered, but the longer they remain underwater, the more challenging it will get. Its three 34 families
WTOP
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"Our producer top story we're following for you today former president Trump says he believes he'll be arrested. On Tuesday, part of a hush money investigation by Manhattan's district attorney, more from CBS Michael George. Former president Donald Trump posted on his social media blog that he'll be arrested on Tuesday and called for protests. He wrote that illegal leaks from the Manhattan district attorney's office indicate that the far and away leading Republican candidate and former president of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday of next week A New York grand jury is weighing an indictment of the former president, and a case examining hush money paid to women who alleged sexual encounters with him. Trump has denied all wrongdoing. Michael George CBS News, New York. Meanwhile, members of mister Trump's Republican Party are reacting House speaker Kevin McCarthy tweeted Saturday that the unconfirmed reports of an indictment are outrageous abuse of power by what he calls a radical DA. McCarthy accuses the Manhattan prosecutor of letting violent criminals walk as he pursued in his words political vengeance against president Trump. The speaker also tweeted that he's directing relevant committees to investigate whether federal funds were being used to in his words, suburb democracy by interfering with elections with politically motivated, prosecutions. It's one 32. The crisis in U.S. midsize banks appears to have spread. Now a giant in the international banking world is feeling the pinch, hard. I'm Peter king, the Swiss government is reportedly pressing UBS bank to take over Credit Suisse, a longtime rival with the $6 billion cash infusion, and Liz bird Ely. Credit suites has had issues unique to it for several years now. So one should not be surprised that these problems are coming to a head. Credit Suisse is the biggest name among the recent failures, a devastating fall for an institution established a 167 years ago. Peter king's CBS News. A strong earthquake in Ecuador leaves more than a dozen dead Saturday. The death toll continues to rise in Ecuador after a massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the South American country. We're told multiple people were also taken to the hospital, but it's still not clear how many are hurt. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing. That is fox's Marianne rafferty, at least one person, a four year old girl, was killed in northern Peru. It's one 33. Officials in Monterey county, California say they have a $400 million plan to permanently fix the levied that broke a week ago and flooded hundreds of acres of strawberry fields. Thousands of people had to be evacuated, Lou Bowman is with the county's water resource agency. He says they have completed the substantial repair of the original levy break. The department of water resources
KCBS All News
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WBBM Newsradio
"monterey county, california" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"CIA's mission to avenge 9 11, Toby harnden interviewed members of the elite team alpha, who dropped into Afghanistan just weeks after 9 11. And he also shares the story of a bloodthirsty Uzbek warlord, who reveled in killing Taliban, but maintained a sense of humor. You know, Maserati Sharif under dostum before the Taliban arrived had been kind of a modern secular sort of western style. It was next to the Soviet Union. And so this was this line to JR. You know, I owned a Cadillac once, you know? I'm not just the guy in the mountains. I had a Cadillac. At University of Maryland global campus eligible active duty military and reserves can save 30% per credit. On most master's degrees and graduate certificates, enroll now through this spring to save. Check eligibility at UMG C dot EDU. 8 41 an inmate may spend the rest of his life behind bars because of a dispute over a juice box that ended in a near fatal stabbing. 35 year old Courtney butler was given life in prison plus ten years for the attempted murder of a fellow inmate at a prison in Maryland in 2021. Butler had been serving a 35 year sentence for a robbery in 2009. Prosecutors said butler planned the attack after an argument with another inmate over the distribution of juice boxes. They say he made multiple trips past the victim's cell and threatened him. Christopher Cruise CBS News Washington. A man's is sentenced mean time for killing California college student Kristin Smart in 1996, calling Paul Flores a cancer to society a judge in Monterey county, California, sentences him to 25 years to life in prison. Kristen smart was 19 when she disappeared from California polytechnic state university, her remains have never been found, but prosecutors allege Flores, a fellow student, killed her while trying to rape her in his dorm room. He was convicted in October, his father was accused of helping hide her body, but was acquitted. Denise smart is Kristen's mother. Today is a
Game of Crimes
"monterey county, california" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"This, if judging by just the initial volley that was launched at me and Murph by our next guest, this is going to be, she said, I thought I was, you know, we said you did great. You know, you got everything lined up. Oh, that's okay, because I thought I was old, but then I see you guys, and you guys are really old. She was talking about you, Morgan, not me. I still got all, look at this. I still have all my hair. Hey, anyway, before we get too far, this is a special episode and morph I'll let you tear it up because you really helped pull this one together. Yeah, our guest today is a little different than what we usually bring on to our listeners here in the fact that we bring on law enforcement. Well, this lady was involved in law enforcement. You're not going to believe the story she is going to tell us today. But it starts from the point of being a victim. So it's such an honor to meet Natasha and welcome you on the show. I have the opportunity to meet and Natasha and San Diego several years ago at a law enforcement conference that she was speaking at as well as the Southern California game conference that you guys have heard Morgan and I talk about. Her story is compelling. If you've got dries, then you're not listening when she gets to the end of her story. It's one of motivation. It's one of stamina. It's one. I'm not going to let the sum of a bitch get me down. This girl and I will call you girl because you are so much younger than we are. That translates to the lady. This lady stood up for doing what's right. I can't tell you how proud I am. Natasha, so welcome, welcome, welcome to game of crimes. Well, thank you all for having me. I'm excited to be here. I know it's a tough topic, but it's a topic that needs to be talked about. And I'm ready whenever you are. You got that right there. Right there. Well, I'm not going to shop. How long ago did you move from Arizona to Texas? 8 months. And you're already seeing y'all. Look at that. Okay, you all. Thanks. You already got the Texas drawl going. Well, she knew. You all are you guys. People are like, we don't say that here. I'm like, okay, what do we what do we say? Y'all. I'm like, okay, so we just put you all together. I can do that. I can do that. Good for you. Well, Natasha, as we do with everybody, we want to we want to start at the beginning. And with you, it's a little different because this is not about how you got into law enforcement, but it's really talking about how you're growing up and the things you got into that lead to our story today. So, you know, just give us a little bit of background. I mean, we don't need to go back to you, you know, I was a babe and swaddling clothes, but my first, I remember my first, you know, but it was more like, you know, basically tell us about like, where you grew up, you know, what was family like, you know, give us a give us a snapshot in time of what things were like for you growing up as a young girl. Okay, so I grew up in a middle upper class family. I went to private school. I have a younger brother. My parents, you know, were married for over 38 years. You see you grew up poor did you grow up at? And like central in the oh, I went to school in Santa Cruz county, but in Monterey county. California. Yes, sir. And just to me, it was your normal, your normal life. I was a missionary when I was 16. In a different country, I did cheerleading, swimming. I was involved in school. I got good grades. My brother was a football player. We really, you know, I had no childhood trauma to talk about, if anything, you know, I probably didn't even understand there was anything bad that existed outside of my world. It was just, you know, it wasn't until when I got back from being a missionary at 16 that I was like, oh my gosh. Well, let's talk about that. We have people. They want a gloss over guys, some missionaries 16 went to a foreign country. Now let's rewind. We want to know. So first of all, how did you get into so you said missionary? So what was your church and how did you get into end up being a missionary and then tell us about the country? Was it picked for you? Did you pick it? Where did you go? What were you doing? So let's talk about that missionary work. So because I went to a private school, it was a Christian school. Our science teacher, he would take groups through his church with his wife to different countries, and they were missionaries. And they asked, you know, they would ask students, would you like to go on these mission trips? And they worked with deaf kids, and we would be at deaf orphanages. So we would go through this training program and we learned sign language and we got all of our shots and they prepared us to go to this different country and, you know, I look back, it was Jamaica that we had went to. And I looked back and I laugh with my parents because I'm like, how could you have thought it was safe? Because I remember, you know, we had to smuggle in our bibles, our bus got pulled over, and I remember him, our science teacher standing up and being like, no one tell them why we're here. And you know, in the moment, I'm just like, you know, I'm going with it. Like, oh, this is funny and exciting. Don't gloss over that. Let's talk about that bus getting stopped. So we're with, I mean, because we know that they've got the posse over there. We know there's a lot of there were a lot of drug and marijuana smuggling. Tell us about the circumstances that you're bus getting pulled over. Time of day, time of night. Give us some detail here. This is like a, this is like a movie. I mean, I don't feel like it's maybe it's just my life, right? But of course, I do laugh about it now, but it is quite serious because I wonder what my parents were thinking. And so it was probably just gotten from the airport. We got on this white bus, you know, it wasn't like a school bus or anything. It was literally like this white bus, we get in the bus and it's driving and we're on these dirt roads because we were staying because we were there for a few weeks. We were staying at some deaf orphanages, but then we stayed in some huts because we built a water system for a local village. So we were really, really out in the middle of nowhere. So we're on the bus and all of a sudden I had no idea we were getting pulled over. Not understanding what's happening and the teacher stands up and he's like, okay, I just want to let everyone know we're not going to sell them while we're here. We're visiting. We're on this field trip. And that's what our story was. But I had already realized it when we had to smuggle in our bibles. I had already realized that. You know, kind of like, oh, we're not supposed to and just the way they had a stress and the rules that they had given us that, you know, when it goes dark when the sun goes down there, if you are walking on certain streets, you are considered a woman of the night. So by the time it started getting dark, we had to go into this compound that we were staying in at one of the deaf orphanages. So, you know, as an adult reflect back and think like, wow, this is so crazy stuff. But in the moment, as a child, you're just really going with it. You know, this is cool and interesting. And they get on the bus and search it or anything, or take you guys off the bus, what happened there? I remember he got off the bus, and he was talking to them, and he was standing in front of the bus door. And one tried to come in and he kind of went to the side. This is a bus full of kids. I really, you know, what kind of threat could we possibly be? And then one just gets up kind of peaks his head and looks at all of us and then steps off and then that was that was the end of it. Did you guys find the Kingston? I'm assuming so. You know, this was 25 years ago. So I'm assuming so. Were you guys up in the mountains? Is that where you stayed? I don't know if we were in the mountains. I remember dirt villages and it was a place that the locals called the bush, so
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"A global news update. It's two guilty verdicts on two counts of contempt of Congress for former Trump White House strategist Steve Bannon, a federal jury on Friday found Bannon guilty of contempt for defying a subpoena from the house January 6th committee, an attorney for Bannon says an appeal is likely. This is a bulletproof appeal. I have you ever in another case see the judge 6 times say in the case that he thinks the standard for willfulness is wrong. I stand with Trump and the constitution. Bannon faces 30 days to a year in jail. Today it will feel as hot as 100° for about 160 million Americans. Meteorologists say afternoon highs today will feel like 100 or hotter even in places where the mercury doesn't reach triple digits, while Aaron real reports scammers are seizing on the heat wave, tricking local businesses into paying fake bills using Bitcoin. ABC 7 New York reports that utility customers are receiving QR codes via text along with threats to pay up or have their AC and lights go off. The owner of tariff foods in Fairfield, New Jersey paid $1000 cash after receiving a text from someone claiming to be from PS E and G, Terra foods has several $1000 worth of imported Italian cheese that they could not risk losing so they paid. A spokesperson for PSE and G says they will quote never threaten to turn off your electricity service immediately and reminds customers that utilities don't accept Bitcoin or gift cards for payment. Russian missiles have had a major seaport in southern Ukraine, the Ukrainian military said today two cruise missiles hit infrastructure at the trade port in Odessa, two other missiles were shot down by Ukrainian defense forces. Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement Friday that would allow Ukraine to ship grain out of its black seaports, including Odessa, Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz headlines this weekend's baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony going on in cooperstown, New York. This is the first year of eligibility for the World Series champ. I'm Scott Carr. World wrestling entertainment chairman and CEO Vince McMahon will retire at announcement Friday after he was accused of paying millions in hush money to women he reportedly had sexual interactions with. In a statement McMahon notes he's about to turn 77 years old and refers to his daughter Stephanie McMahon as co CEO. He says, he'll remain majority shareholder in the company. And Monterey county, California, the first week of testimony in the Kristen smart murder trial has wrapped up suspect Paul Flores father Ruben is accused of helping to cover up the killing. The father and son are each on trial, each have their own juries. Julie Ryan reports interactions between smart's father and the defense has been tense at times. Jurors heard from members of smart's family as they testified against Paul Flores, who is accused of killing the Cal poly student, smart's mom, Denise, took the stand on Thursday and cried as she spoke about Kristen's hope of swimming in the Olympics someday. The last time she saw her daughter was on Easter, 26 years ago. Smart's father Stan testified on Friday and said he looked for his daughter for several months. He said thousands of people help search, but he never saw Paul or Ruben Flores. The trial is expected to last several months. Russia and Ukraine are signing a UN supported deal to get Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea. This as Russian missiles have hit a major seaport in southern Ukraine today. Exporters in the Ukrainian port cities have been unable to send out millions of tons of wheat for months due to the Russian invasion leading to a global shortage and higher food prices around the world. The
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Air out of wage growth So I would expect wage growth to moderate somewhat from where it is right now over the remainder of the year All right Well I just found out my youngest is starting his summer job Sunday so another person getting back back into the workforce So that's good news And I think we're seeing that across the board But Neil you know if I'm the Federal Reserve here this is a pretty solid number This is one of these kusher banking jobs where his entries one 50 Animal hospital And we'll hospital Monterey county California So he went out and got his job He's probably my most aggressive of my four kids in his youngest Cool I got a couple people that could take a call Exactly Continue with mister Todd I'm going to get him off the dolphin So Neil again my fellow reserve they're aggressive The question is how aggressive should they be So when they see a numbers report like this I guess they're measured approach seems to be the way to go Well I think the question you have to ask yourself really is is the fed going to risk a hard landing of the economy right When they talk about soft landing what they're really talking about is they're willing to tolerate a little bit more relative to their inflation target So that they don't have to push the unemployment rate off too much So yes I mean I think they're going aggressively relative to what we've normally been accustomed to I mean pal basically green lit three consecutive 50 basis point moves and said the next move wouldn't be to stop We're just simply to go 25 at the remaining three meetings of the year So that's a pretty aggressive interest rate move relative to what we've seen in recent memory So I don't know what neutral is and neither do they My assumption is that it's probably higher than where they would end the year But the fact that the fed's willing to do so much I think is important in and of itself I mean if you told someone late last year that the fed was going to go 50 basis points at the main meeting I mean you would have been laughed out of the room So I think that pivoted quite aggressively Very important to follow on from two brilliant conversations in the last 48 hours Michael darda mcam partners and Dominic consummate missou Both look at the nominal component of real GDP plus inflation They see a fed and this is concepts language It is necessary and sufficient to not.
Ben Ferguson
Two murder suspects captured at Mexico border after escaping California jail
"To murder suspects who escaped from a Monterey county California jail three days ago have been recaptured two individuals tried to walk back into the country down at the U. S. Mexico border police captain John Thornburgh says the man had been awaiting trial for separate murder
This Morning - America's First News with Gordon Deal
Manhunt for two murder suspects who escaped from California jail
"To murder suspects are on the run after escaping from a jail in Monterey county California this is under sheriff John men now during the search we actually found some of their some other and make clothing just outside of the of the printer so we know that they they did make it