herbert throwing it deep. mitchell makes the catch. looked back like he was looking for somebody to chase him. gets down inside the 10. >> kirk: i don't know what they was doing there. waiting for a block or something. >> rece: or a friend to lateral it to. >> kirk: jalen walker leaving it out there. >> rece: pickup of 67. herbert. back shoulder. incomplete. mitchell sea good looking young receiver. he's having a little bit of trouble getting to his feet. mitchell is over 100 yards receiving himself today with other eight catches. >> kirk: he had possession of it and the ball comes out. >> rece: there's a bobble. >> kirk: end up getting it but by then he was out of bounds. >> rece: feet off the ground. >> kirk: this is what i was talking about did he get pushed out of bounds. he's out of bounds there. >> rece: if you force out of bounds and come back in immediately you're eligible. if you're you're run and out of bounds -- they could have called it back. charles nelson to the edge. >> kirk: pretty fitting here that the leverage on the

a complete departure from president reagan, president herbert walker bush, president george w. bush, just to name the republican presidents. and so we find ourselves in this situation, but that doesn't change the fact that we have a responsibility to all of god's children to treat them with respect and when we can do something to be helpful, we should. so there is -- there is harm that is coming to the dreamers every day because they are losing status. regardless of what some may say, some are being deported. this may be unknown to the president, but it's not unknown to us in this congress. so i want to thank congresswoman -- madam chair of the hispanic caucus -- congressional hispanic caucus and her members. i want to thank judy chu, the chair of the congressional asian pacific american caucus. congresswoman yvette clarke who, working with the congressional black caucus has been a champion in that caucus, and all other members on both sides of the aisle who are striving to find a path and one path that we have open to us is to allow to defeat this rule, to allow the dream act

in one letter, herbert hoover says i have wilson here. he is going to take this new mine and build it in record time, and if he doesn't, he's going to be back in the u.s. so fast and so poor, he won't know where to eat. >> the interesting thing about , while they were doing their corporate depredations, they were also doing some good in the world. and hoover, while he was going around making his fortune, he was also supporting back in california a lot of people, fellow students and family members. he was paying the salary of the librarian at stanford. he was donating rare books and jesuit publications that he picked up many china to stanford. -- in china to stanford. most remarkably, there was an accountant for the firm that hoover worked at who embezzled a ton of money from the firm and almost put it out of business, went to jail, and hoover decided to support the man's wife and child so that they could maintain their standard of living while the guy was in jail. so he was doing a lot of what we might call dastardly things in the busines

>> herbert says he's been doing this the past four years. he's 51 years old, just something he likes to do, spend a little time on the court and practice his blind shots. >>> nicky took a little trip home during thanksgiving. that's her sister marie. sits her down on the couch with a box. she has to open up the little gifts to open the big gift which is the smallest gift. you know how it works. first a santa hat, socks, harry potter jewelry, okay, keep it moving. i think that comes from hogworth. >> those are harry potter leggings. now to the t-shirts. >> somewhere warner brothers stock just ticked. >> after she gets all the shirts out there's another box. she opens the envelope, doesn't get it at first. >> she's not arriving on the hogwart express. >> it hit her. she's headed to universal studios, florida. >> merry christmas. >> these two sisters have matching harry potters sisters tattoo. >> it takes a cyster to know you like that. it just does. >> not just a sister, mom knows pretty well, too. rebecca has her daughter in the back seat. >>

is a report with me max kaiser and station herbert like this like our guest herbert generate a song twitter it's called is a report until next to. the coalition that it has been has been basically destroying human killing. civilians and now it's just a. common. international talk. show these are not refrain from even coming babies. indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas in yemen for the past thirty months. i was very telling the cyclist was one of the best climbers in the world in my age group. of people have been trying to increase the moments by by using various substances. and i've been doing exactly the same. i may have used some medicine for people who do not have as much still it's legal but i think it's the i will call it the gray area it's so close to. illegal and what it's not for me personally it doesn't represent fair play. to how you go you can destroy the use the charge is absurd it's all the contradictions for there to focus a it's not trying to spare a lot of our lives when the money comes from where it goes to spend spend spend spend old.

i just like our guest herbert generators on twitter it's guys a report until next. time is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and. dismiss it. like you know. my complicity is going on the sunday oh maybe. jon. palestinians who gets the most hopeful to respond counterparts i don't think some of those who. wish to look at this. i know it is unfair to this lady in the most of the i know you compete in the customs you do more. don't piss off. hello and welcome to world apart just as the war in syria started to show some promise of abating the violence in yemen has intensified to the degree that may once again put the middle east on the brink of a major confrontation does the idea of forging some kind of regional understanding amount to anything more than a doom to c.c.m. task to discuss that i'm now joined by iran's foreign minister zarif minister it's great to see in moscow welcome good to be here and good to be with you now minister you've been in the city since monday and i assume the topic of syrian reconciliation

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in particular a writer like herbert krous that we have here. krauss grew up of a german extraction in western minnesota near fergus falls on a farm. he and his family were almost pennierious farmers and krauss wanted to move away or certainly wanted the life of a writer and went to the iowa writers school and reseecceived a call to come establish a writing school here at august ana in sioux falls, south dakota. what he developed was the study for western studies and we have a number of connections with the writers from this particular area of the country. and the -- krauss became writer in residence and we have a writer in residence to this day. patrick hicks. krauss was known for the deskripgdsive nature of his writing. his three novels from 1939 to 1956 or so are the wind without rain, the thresher, which we've just reprinted. copies just came last week pap 1946 novel and then the ox card trail and it ox card trail kind of ended krauss's novelistic career and from there he turned to essays. one of the authors that looked up to krauss was fred

in particular, a writer like herbert krause that we have here, krause grew up of a german extraction, grew up in western minnesota near federal government us falls on a farm. he and his family were almost penurious farmers. he wanted to move away and wanted the academic life, certainly the life of a writer. he went to the iowa writer's school, and then he received a call from the president of august ana college to come and establish a writing school here at the school in sioux falls, south dakota. he ended up establishing the center for western studies, and we have a connection with the writers from this particular area of the country, and krause became a writer, and we have a writer to this day, patrick hicks. krause was known for the descriptive nature of his writing. his three novels from 1939 to 1956 or so are the "wind without rain," "the thresher" which we have just reprinted, copies came last week, a 1946 novel, and then "the ox cart trail." "the ox cart trail" kind of ended his novelistic career and from there he turned to essays. one of the authors that looked up to krause wa

arguably one of the last good days of herbert hoover's administration. american railroads are distinguished between british railroads. britain is where we turn to for our inspiration building railroads and steam locomotives. the big distinguishing characteristic, british railroads were well built, level grades, stone brenlgidges, larg locomotives. they had fenced off right of ways. in the united states we're moving fast. go. go. go. we don't spend a lot of time making things permanent. our railroads much less expensively built than british railroads. they steppeded to be rough and bouncy. the reason 440 worked well handle the rough track we would build wood bridges rather than stone bridges and we didn't build fence around right-of-way. it was not uncommon for livestock wandered onto a track. that gets to be a problem if a train is coming along. generally in that situation the cow comes out on the short end of the conflict, doesn't survive but the body could still be caught underneath the train and cause it to derail. the cow catchers designed not to pus

the new version includes acts like silver mourned and herbert going to meyer and as part of the donation platform music critic but the song is not for sale it's all about the message. schiller is in iran with five concerts throughout its capital the german electro artist aka christopher fun dial and made pop history as the first western musician to perform in the country in nearly forty years recently the islamic republic has slowly been opening up to western music chiller has already been one of the most popular european electro acts for many years in iran. revolver held is heading to the big screen the german pop heroes contributed the theme song for germany's newest tragicomedy jesus bashir to harrods or this silly heart about the courage to dream the single is also a taste of their new album coming out next year in april. the movie is out now in german theaters and stars heartthrob in the u.s. and barak in the lead role. free fall is one of the most unusual jazz bands and gemini at fest the band consisted of a cash nest and two horn players in the meantime of the three young men have

his colleague herbert morrison comes to the coalition attlee decided at the start of the war to back winston on all key strategic positions. as much as we talk about this great success store, '41, up to christmas of '42, the war does not go well for britain and does not go well for churchill. there's plenty of sharks circling around themt including eaton, supposed to be closest to him. not during the last but through all those early strategic decisions. that relationship is crucial. i think attlee should be given his due. church hill did appreciate him on key decisions. who is criticizing attlee for taking advantage, he's criticizing and generals. attlee backs churchill against gebls in key strategic decisions. you can say he does so because he's simple thinker, but a broader appreciation of what he called higher strategy, which distinguished churchill from the generals, in particular the general staff with a more limited conception of strategy. also attlee realized churchill had a better appreciation of what he calls the precarious balance of coalition warfare. in particular the key

so any berk and herbert bank location in the area. of course we are in mcclain right now. and you can drop them off here and also med star university hospital or at one of the bank locations. we have a great pile here. i'm impressed with everything here. so you'll be pretty busy, mr. berg man. >> i think so. going to be ramming up and cold this week, so that normally brings them up. >> yeah, people start digging, in. >> we'll take any size and any form. >> reporter: thank you so much. aaron, i'm going to take you to task, you'll have to start digging. >> it's going to be 60 degrees, you might take drop it off. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> looks like we are going to need arraign jacket maybe today. sheena is back after the break with closer look at when the rain arrives in your neighborhood. and how long it's goin >>> starbucks apparently going beyond themed paper cups to spread a little holiday cheer. coffee giant is surprising customers by handing out $1 million worth of starbucks gift cards this month. happening at community ee convention, like tree lighting ceremoni

in particular, a writer like herbert krauss that we have here, krause grew up of a german extraction, grew up in western minnesota near federal government us falls on a farm. he andkraue grew up of a german extraction, grew up in western minnesota near federal government us falls on a farm. he ahere, krause grew up of a gn extraction, grew up in western minnesota near federal government us falls on a farm. he and his family were almost penurious farmers. he wanted to move away and wanted the academic life, certainly the life of a writer. he went to the iowa writer's school, and then he received a call from the president of august ana college to come and establish a writing school here at the school in sioux falls, south dakota. he ended up establishing the center for western studies, and we have a connection with the writers from this particular area of the country, and krause became a writer, and we have a writer to this day, patrick hicks. krause was known for the descriptive nature of his writing. his three novels from 1939 to 1956 or so are the "wind without rain," "the thresher"

thank you also i'm going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest jeff burke he's the man with the bags if you want to reach us on twitter it's guys report all next time. all see we have a great team but we need to strengthen before the free world cold. to keep it so i took it back. to them a qualified for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of the waving spirit to the. recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best since my last will call. in the. dr. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good. all. snow were good i'm. stupid to even. youse know. east oklahoma sunia into piqua and the so the poor old college koso. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton filling in for those who celebrated christmas we hope you had a great day from everybody here at boom bust and on this day december twenty sixth in eight hundred sixty five the inventor of

the new version includes acts like silver mourned and herbert going to meyer and as part of the donation platform music critic but the song is not for sale it's all about the message. schiller is in iran with five concerts throughout its capital the german electro artist aka christopher from dial and made pop history as the first western musician to perform in the country in nearly forty years recently the islamic republic has slowly been opening up to western music chiller has already been one of the most popular european electro acts for many years in iran. a. revolver held is heading to the big screen the german pop heroes contributed the theme song for germany's newest tragicomedy jesus for sure to harrod's or this silly heart about the courage to dream the single is also a taste of their new album coming out next year in april. the movie is out now in german theaters and stars heart trouble in the u.s. and barak in the lead role. free fall is one of the most unusual jazz bands in germany at fest the band consisted of a clash list and two horn players in the meantime of the three you

sky trak seven -- flew over the scene on herbert springs road, this afternoon. no word on what caused this fire - but stay with a-b-c seven for updates... as soon as they're available. happening today.. we'll learn more about this year's white nationalist rallies in charlottesville. former u.s. attorney tim heaphy will hold a news conference on his independent review of those rallies. he and the hunton and williams law firm looked at documentation, photos and video from three rallies: the torch rally in may, the k-k-k rally in july, and the unite the right rally in august. a lot of people are talking about that four-point-one magnitude quake this morning. it struck just before five p.m., and was centered near up to southern new england. the quake was an instant reminder of what happened in 20-11. a five-point-eight magnitude quake centered in louisa county, virginia damaged the national cathedral and the washington monument. the quake in delaware caused no significant damage. on the hill.. the senate is moving toward a vote on its tax-reform bill.. as early as t

must have corruption allegations as well as joblessness among its young people peruse former president herbert of regime mori has asked for forgiveness from peruvians from the bottom of his heart thousands of people have protested in lima after the former leader was pardoned on health grounds he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. . the kremlin says it's investigating with the calls by a russian opposition leader to boycott next year's election break the law alexei navalny has asked people to avoid the march vote after he was barred from running as a candidate because of a past suspended prison sentence he says the charges are politically motivated atin is in official says the united arab emirates has intelligence that female fighters returning from iraq and syria may be trying to use tennessean passports the stage attacks the u.a.e. calls outrage earlier this week by banning female tunisian citizens from landing in the gulf state leading to protests in tunis the north african coun

. >> the clerk: herbert wiener the only person to submit a speaker card on this matter. >> herbert wiener. one question that wasn't really examined is ridership down. the riders were questioned but what about the general ridership? and why is ridership down? it was tangentially touched on because people were taking alternative means of transportation. other people are simply getting in their cars. and what about those who are 65 and over? why are they displeased with muni? and what about asking aspects of walking a longer distance? do they feel it's detrimental to their health? how many are on oxygen? how many are on arthritis? how many have serious diseases? this has never really been asked. and sometimes with lower income this is the only transportation they can have. so are they satisfied with it or not? now, one group that hasn't been asked have been the drivers. i would like to see the muni drivers be surveyed for their satisfaction. this hasn't been done. i think they constitute the conscience of the muni. so you should ask input from the driver. so as far as saying that public serv

herbert in georgia. robert on twitter says the only reason democrats in congress toe against the tax cuts was deny trump a win. no other reason, he says. wall street and nbc news what peoplepoll on think about the tax cuts. 900 adults being polled. those middle-class americans, 37% of them said they would pay more, 16% said they would pay less. when it comes to you and your family, 2% said they would pay more versus 70% saying they would pay less. corporations, 8% asked if they would pay more, 66% said those corporations would pay less. when it comes to wealthy say thes, it says 6% wealthy americans would pay more, while many more would pay less. ruth, kentucky, republican line. you're next. caller: thank you. i went to our local bank and was 120siting a check for $5,000 in my personal account. $125,000ot of money -- in my personal account. i said this is just going to the irs, this is one fourth of my taxes to my business. wouldn't it be great if my taxes were lowered, this state in the community, and i

governor gary herbert. come on, gary, get over here. [applause] and your wife, the first lady is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you, first lady. attorney general shaun reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine you always remember those original supporters, greg houston. thank you. he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo, thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. really appreciate it. we are profoundly honored by your presence here today and i'm thrilled to be here with so many thrilled to be here with so many wonderful friends so many people that saw something a little special and they said, we're with him and i'm really working hard to put it back and that's what we're doing today this magnificent capitol in your incredible state and it is special people in a special state. thank you very much for being here. i've just come from touring welfare square with senator hatch and so

governor gary herbert. come on, gary, get over here. [applause] and your wife, the first lady is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you, first lady. attorney general shaun reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine you always remember those original supporters, greg houston. thank you. he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo, thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. really appreciate it. we are honored by your presence here today and i am thrilled to be here with so many wonderful friends, so many. is special to so many people, who said we are with him, and i am working hard to put it back. capital,ificent special people in a special state. thank you very much for being here. i just came here from touring welfare square with senator hatch and some amazing people from the leadership of the church of jesus christ of the latter day saints. [applause] special. i spent a lot of time wit

the new version includes acts like silver mourned and herbert going to meyer and as part of the donation platform music critic but the song is not for sale it's all about the message. schiller is in iran with five concerts throughout its capital the german electro artist aka christopher fun dial and made pop history as the first western musician to perform in the country in nearly forty years recently the islamic republic has slowly been opening up to western music chiller has already been one of the most popular european electro acts for many years in iran. a. revolver held is heading to the big screen the german pop heroes contributed the theme song for germany's newest tragicomedy jesus for sure to harrods or this silly heart about the courage to dream the single is also a taste of their new album coming out next year in april. the movie is out now in german theaters and stars heart trouble in the u.s. and barak in the lead role. free fall is one of the most unusual jazz bands and gemini at fest the band consisted of a percussionist and two horn players in the meantime of the three yo

the new version includes acts like silver mourned and herbert going to meyer and as part of the donation platform music critic but the song is not for sale it's all about the message. schiller is in iran with five concerts throughout its capital the german electro artist aka christopher fun dial and made pop history as the first western musician to perform in the country in nearly forty years recently the islamic republic has slowly been opening up to western music chiller has already been one of the most popular european electro acts for many years in iran. revolver held is heading to the big screen the german pop heroes contributed the theme song for germany's newest tragicomedy jesus for sure to harrod's or this silly heart about the courage to dream the single is also a taste of their new album coming out next year in april. the movie is out now in german theaters and stars heartthrob in the u.s. and barak in the lead role. free fall is one of the most unusual jazz bands and gemini at fest the band consisted of a cash list and two horn players in the meantime of the three young men h

governor gary herbert. come on, gary, get over here. [applause] and your wife, the first lady is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you, first ady. attorney general shaun reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine you always remember those original supporters, greg houston. thank you. he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo, thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. really appreciate it. we are profoundly honored by your presence here today and i'm thrilled to be here with so many wonderful friends so many people that saw something a little special and they said, we're with him and i'm really working hard to put it back and that's what we're doing today this magnificent capitol in your incredible state and it is special people in a special state. thank you very much for being here. i've just come from touring welfare square with senator hatch and some amazing people from the leaders

sky track 7 was over the scene on herbert springs road this afternoon. there is no word on the cause of the fire. another step forward for a remarkable woman from maryland. tina frost was seriously wounded in the las vegas massacre. tonight she is out of the hospital. tonight the humidity came together to help her and show support for the anne arundel county woman. the gathering coming just days before she celebrates her 28th birthday. tonight.r is live we saw some of the video from earlier and it's incredible how many people came out to help. tim: friends and strangers, jonathan, packed the greene turtle, raising more than $3200 from t-shirt sales along with a raffle, and 20% of the proceeds from the food and beverages tonight all go to tina's recovery. just one month after tina frost was shot in las vegas, the 27-year-old started walking with a little help. the help has notches then physical but help has not just been physical but financial. she has moved into a rehab center and tonight friends and strangers came together for a fourth fundraiser at the

primary actor herbert hoover, secretary of commerce through those rules, 90 years ago, still govern the way we actually allow resources to be used in our economy today. it is tremendously important, fundamental to innovation, to technological progress, the way we talk, that way we get medicine. everything is changing to wireless, for obvious efficiency reasons but we have a lot of problems still with some of the ery rigid -- i would say traditional old-fashioned rules put into place and previous generations. we are trying to break away. it has been a pattern of liberalization that has been extremely successful, but we have a long way to go, and so much more could come forth if we really understood that. brian: what is a radio spectrum? tom: it is a space through which signals travel. it was originally thought to be a gaseous substance, the ether. it turns out, that is not t. even in dead space, these radio signals can still travel. they are used recommendations. radio transmits, radio receives. we put stuff together and all of a sudden, you are in the wireless world. they think that is

herbert of sunshine around. rain and hill snow spreading north around scotland. confined to the mainland around the end of the day. heavy showers in the north and west but not too many. wendy to the south—west with rain heading back in by the end of the afternoon. that'll move northwards to all parts tonight. minorflooding move northwards to all parts tonight. minor flooding possible. strong wind across—the—boa rd. tonight. minor flooding possible. strong wind across—the—board. but stronger winds later tonight across northern ireland as storm dylan sta rts northern ireland as storm dylan starts to roll its way in. into tomorrow morning. the start of new year's eve with travel is disruption, severe gales affecting northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england and north wales. the strongest wind will be in the morning. rain and mountain snow. brief showers will see is all the way to the end of 2017. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: more than 1100 people are recognised in the new year honours, with knighthoods for the beatles drummer, ringo

conspiracy and like crazy no is it real yes he'll tell us more is the wonderful and gorgeous to see herbert max we're still in durham north carolina where it's nice is sunny and warm and we're going to be heading to new york city for the next few episodes and that's going to be kind of cold but you know over the past few episodes we've been talking about the american oligarchs we've been talking about the new robber barons jeff bezos now worth over one hundred billion dollars cities are handing over the keys to democracy for him to come bring amazon second headquarters there we talked about bill gates not quite worth one hundred billion dollars but he is a philanthropist giving a lot of money to help create clean water over in africa and we found that the people of alabama and his own home country which has made him so wealthy well he's not helping out down there so much and now we turn to warren buffett yet another one of our favorite cuddly billionaires he's the most cuddly of a.

peter herbert, hello. good morning. i'm not speaking in any traditional capacity, just as the chair of the society of black lawyers. fair enough. what is your reaction to the fa ct enough. what is your reaction to the fact that that won't be acted upon? it's deeply disappointed. the government are not serious about adopting the lammy recommendations. we have been asking about this since we met lord mckay in december 1988, this is long overdue and discipline needs to have a target for the recruitment of bma judges because the supreme court downwards needs to have reviews for those sitting in judgment. kung of conceivable reasons why a target system is not going to be introduced? well, there is no good reason. if the targets we re is no good reason. if the targets were introduced across the public sector after the stephen lawrence inquiry, it made an enormous difference to the recruitment of bme professionals and lay people across—the—board. the professionals and lay people across—the—boa rd. the magistrates and j

by march, 1922, the american relief administration under herbert hoover is paid toing ten million russian million russians. but in march, 1923, lenin suffers a stroke. the following january, he is dead. stalin and zinn nov yef force him into exile. three successive five year plans are designed to emphasize constructive capacity. especially heavy industry and power output. russian industrial capacity rises nearly 300%. hydroelectric output is up nearly 8%. housing starts are less than population increase. if you're an average russian, this means more work, not enough to eat and less and less living space per family. if you don't work hard enough or if you plain there are plenty of trains to siberia where many hydroelectric dams are being built. on the other hand, if you work hard, you can get a metdal and small wage increase. that's better than a trip to the reindeer country. these are also the years of the great executions. how many people are permanently removed from circulation no one knows. in some provinces, as much as 4% of the population vanishes. zinoviev, who helped stalin seize p

by march, 1922, the american relief administration under herbert hoover is feeding ten million russians. but in march, 1923, lenin suffers a stroke. the following january, he is dead. stalin and zinoviev force him into exile. then stalin turns on his associates and ends the new economic policy. in its places come three successive five year plans are designed to emphasize constructive capacity. especially heavy industry and power output. 1928 to 1941, russian industrial capacity rises nearly 300%. hydroelectric output is up nearly 800%. agricultural production, however lags and housing starts actually are less than population increase. if you're an average russian, this means more work, not enough to eat and less and less living space per family. if you don't work hard enough or if you complain, there are plenty of trains to siberia where many hydroelectric dams are being built. on the other hand, if you work hard, all you have to do is break the production record for your machine and get a medal and a small wage increase. that's better than a trip to the reindeer country. these are also

administration ended, you went back into a military position, but not long afterwards, president george herbert walker bush said i need you to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. colin: i am in atlanta, georgia, great command, beautiful house, and i'm at a conference where all the army senior four-stars and i get a call. secretary cheney, now secretary of defense, wants to see you. so i go to the pentagon in chinos and a polo shirt and go into his office and he says, president bush wants to make you the chairman. ♪ david: all of a sudden when you're doing your book tour, people said this man should be president of the united states. colin: it had never occurred to me. and then suddenly the book came out and it caught media attention and lots of people were coming to me saying you need to run. david: any regrets about not having run? colin: no. why? david: some people say it is a good job. [laughter] colin: prove it. ♪ ♪ david: early in the bush administration, saddam hussein invaded kuwait, and was it clear to you that we should go in and try to kick him out? colin: well, it was cle

all oracle of the universe stacy herbert maxwell you bring up a few things our resolutions did you follow through on all your resolutions for twenty seventeen did i did i promise the never to sell any of my pick going so i hold on a hardliner and i told my new years resolution from twenty seven to eight i hold firm and of course we are on new year's eve the eve of new year's eve is when this episode is recording is airing but we will not be here on new year's eve because that's a sunday and our show airs saturday c that's why we're here on the eve new year's eve. i get it. which makes sense and the seer that hash tag me to is the person of the year for twenty seventeen according to time magazine so we like adam and eve exactly oh exactly. what the apple yet as they left the garden of paradise so many people that are here even though many people this year were tempted by big queen and big point became a massive mass of phenomena of course had you been watching price reports since two thousand and eleven you'd be on your yacht right now in the caribbean and. that's where we will be over the

by march, 1922, the american relief administration under herbert hoover is feeding ten million russians. but in march, 1923, lenin suffers a stroke. the following january, he is dead. stalin and zinoviev force him into exile. then stalin turns on his associates and ends the new economic policy. three successive five year plans are designed to emphasize constructive capacity. especially heavy industry and power output. 1928 to 1941, russian industrial capacity rises nearly 300%. hydroelectric output is up nearly 800%. agricultural production, however, lags, and housing stock actually are less than population increase. if you're an average russian, this means more work, not enough to eat and less and less living space per family. if you don't work hard enough or if you complain, there are plenty of trains to siberia where many hydroelectric dams are being built. on the other hand, if you work hard, you can break the production record for your machine and get a medal and a small wage increase. that's better than a trip to the reindeer country. these are also the years of the great executio

conspiracy and like crazy no is it real yes he'll tell us more is the wonderful and gorgeous to see herbert max we're still in durham north carolina where it's nice is sunny and warm and we're going to be heading to new york city for the next few episodes and that's going to be kind of cold but you know over the past few episodes we've been talking about the american oligarchs we've been talking about the new robber barons jeff bezos now worth over one hundred billion dollars cities are handing over the keys to democracy for him to come bring amazon second headquarters there we talked about bill gates not quite worth one hundred billion dollars but he is a philanthropist giving a lot of money to help create clean water over in africa and we found that the people of alabama and the his own home country which has made him so wealthy well he's not helping out down there so much and now we turn to warren buffett yet another one of our favorite cuddly billionaires he's the most cuddly of all actually and he's in the news because you know we've had hurricane after hurricane many natural disasters

all oracle of the universe stacy herbert maxwell you bring up a few things our resolutions did you follow through on all your resolutions for twenty seventeen yeah i did i did i promised the never to sell any of my favorite going so i hold on a hard liner and i hold my new year's resolution from twenty seven saying i hold firm and of course we are on new year's eve the eve of new year's eve is when this episode is recording is airing but we will not be here on new year's eve because that's a sunday and our show airs saturday c that's why we're here on the eve new year's eve. i get it. which makes sense and the seer that hash tag me to is the person of the year for twenty seventeen according to time magazine so we like adam and eve exactly oh exactly. what the apple yet is left the garden of paradise so many people that are here that many people this year were tempted by big queen and big queen became a massive mass of phenomena of course had you been watching price reports since two thousand and eleven you'd be on your yacht right now in the caribbean and. that's where we will be over the

administration ended, you went back into a military position, but not long afterwards, president george herbert walker bush, the president of the united states right after president ronald reagan, said i need you to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. colin: i am in atlanta, georgia, great command, beautiful house, and i'm at a conference where in the baltimore area where all the army senior four-stars and i get a call. secretary cheney, now secretary of defense, wants to see you. so i said uh-oh. so i go to the pentagon in chinos and a polo shirt and go into his office and he says, president bush wants to make you the chairman. ♪ david: all of a sudden when you're doing your book tour, people said this man should be president of the united states. colin: it had never occurred to me. and then suddenly the book came out, and it caught media attention, and lots of people were coming to me saying you need to run. david: any regrets about not having run? colin: no. why? david: some people say it is a great job. [laughter] colin: prove it. ♪ ♪ david: early in the bush administration, sad

all oracle of the universe stacy herbert maxwell you bring up a few things our resolutions did you follow through on all your resolutions for twenty seventeen did i did i promise the never to sell any of my of bitcoin so i hold on a hard liner and i told my new year's resolution from twenty seven saying i hold firm and of course we are on new year's eve the eve of new year's eve is when this episode is recording is airing but we will not be here on new year's eve because that's a sunday and our show airs saturday c that's why we're here on the eve new year's eve. i get it. which makes sense and the seer that hash tag me to is the person of the year for twenty seventeen according to time magazine so we like adam and eve exactly oh exactly that she tempted adam with the apple yet as they left the garden of paradise so many people that are here that many people this year were tempted by big queen and big queen became a massive mass of phenomena of course had you been watching price reports since two thousand and eleven you'd be on your yacht right now in the caribbean and. that's where we wi

conspiracy and like crazy no is it real yes he'll tell us more is the wonderful and gorgeous to see herbert max we're still in durham north carolina where it's nice and sunny and warm and we're going to be heading to new york city for the next few episodes and that's going to be kind of cold but you know over the past few episodes we've been talking about the american oligarchs we've been talking about the new robber barons jeff bezos now worth over one hundred billion dollars cities are handing over the keys to democracy for him to come bring amazon second headquarters there we talked about bill gates not quite worth one hundred billion dollars but he is a philanthropist giving a lot of money to help create clean water over in africa and we found that the people of alabama and the his own home country which has made him so wealthy well he's not helping out down there so much and now we turn to warren buffett yet another one of our favorite cuddly billionaires he's the most cuddly of all actually and he's in the news because you know we've had hurricane after hurricane many natural disaster

ended, you went back into a military position, but not long that long afterwards, president george herbert walker bush, the president of the united states right after president ronald reagan, said i need you to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. colin: i am in atlanta, georgia, with a great command, beautiful house, nice headquarters, and i'm at a conference in the baltimore area with all the army senior four-stars and i get a call. secretary cheney, now secretary of defense, wants to see you. and so i said uh-oh. , so i go to the pentagon in chinos and a polo shirt and go into his office and he says, president bush wants to make you the chairman. ♪ david: all of a sudden when you're doing your book tour, people said this man should be president of the united states. colin: it had never occurred to me. and then suddenly the book came out, and it caught media attention, and lots of people were coming to me saying you need to run. david: any regrets about not having run? colin: no. why? david: well, some people say it is a great job. [laughter] david: no? colin: prove it. [laughter]