cahill, baines, gerard, all of these people have got plenty between them. would be wrong to focus totally on the fact that there are some out there who are young and less experienced, because everyone is inexperienced until the time he gets a chance to show he can do the job. >> perhaps the most to remove is the admission of ashley cole in favor of the teenage southampton left. the 18-year-old has displaced the 33-year-old as the understudy to gains, despite only making his international debut in march. >> 2 very different things. one player has got 107 caps and one who has many to come. at the end of the day, it was a decision i had to take, and it was a hard job, actually, to explain that to him. i can only be unbelievably grateful for the gracious way that he accepted the decision and accepted that it was a choice i had to make. >> his 35-year-old chelsea teammate did make the cut. the campaign against italy on june 14. kimberly and wilshire are in despite injury. danny will backer is included despite the worst premier league in southampton. there is jus

played a round of golf and one of his partners, joe o'neal was a lobbyist for mitt romney's old film bainal. the white house is dismissing that it violates the pledge of limiting access of lobbyists to the white house. jay carney said i think he played a game of golf. >>> meanwhile -- >> oh, my god! oh, my god. >> how cool is this? that was the reaction when president obama took a surprise detour on his way to a fund-raiser to stop at the little league game of spokesman jay carney's daughter and chatted with the teams while they warmed up and threw out a few pitches before heading on his way. >>> former vice presidential candidate sarah palin is weighing in on hillary clinton's health. in a saar krcastic facebook pos that says, hey, hillary's brain is off-limits. >>> leave her health records alone. democrats are right. scouring records of a female candidate is just politics of personal destruction and adds that at the end, "this just doesn't happen at this respectable level of american politics. just ask me and trig" referring to rumors that circulated around the election that she was the

former acetaminophen slugger harold baines tied at 1-1 in the 5th. 3-1 lead, his eighth of the year. chavez was brilliant, allowed just one run in the 9th, but the rookie slugger jose abreu. a's win five straight. >>> spurs race out to a 3-0 lead against the blazers. damian lillard from oakland 25 points took his shot in the 4th quarter. they win 103-92 to stave off elimination. no nba team has ever come back from an 0-3 series deficit. >>> bruce boudreau, in anaheim in a pivotal game against the king. they win 4-3 and have a 3-2 series lead in the battle of california. houston chronicle reporter john mcclain was convinced the texans would pick a quarterback in the first pick of the draft. they didn't. he paid the price. >> a few months ago i said that if the texans didn't draft a quarterback in the first round i would eat the chronicles draft day front page, so here it is. the end for a career- playo >> better than a big mac. >>> lebron james had a monster game in brooklyn. he needed a free throw at the end for a playoff career high 50. he missed it. miami still beat brooklyn. no. 3

. >> do you agree with congressman gowdy and speaker bain they're the nrc should not be asking for money on this issue? >> i think i haven't read the fundraising appeal, okay. what i'm suggesting to you is for me to go home to my consistents and say the only reason we're going to get any answers on benghazi is because we have a republican majority in the house. and if you think that is important on all of these issues, not just benghazi, irs, and others, then you need to help me grow and maintain a republican majority. >> last question. so i'll ask you the question that the nrcc asked. will you automatically add your name today to join us and become a benghazi watchdog? >> like i said, i'm already a benghazi watchdog. >> let me just say i actually do think, and i'll come back to this later that are there are some things that are clearly beyond the pale. and thing is a zone where we ought to be much more careful about how he raise the money. stay here. we want you at home to weigh in on today's fire-back question. the benghazi investigation a worthwhile use of taxpayer money? tweet yes or

bain of globalm revenue. we will be right back. >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. seven years before apple's bid to buy beats electronics, dr. dre teamed up with a harbor form -- firm, monster, the design headphones. yet it was to create a stylish accessory for mainstream consumers as well as audio quality fanatics. to create the perfect sound, monster's founder created profiles that serve as a baseline for beats products. noel lee is with me now in the studio. struck an years ago, deal to make headphones. tell me how this came about. >> jimmy was looking for something else to do. he wanted to do speakers prayed i said the new speaker is the headphone. people don't listen to speakers anymore. they are too big. at is how it started. that is how it started. i wanted to get into making the best headphone in the world. --dr. dre used $.50 as they cent as ay soundboard. we have beats headphones with us today. what part of these headphones are you responsible for? new ones.re the we didn't do any of that. winds, we did everything. the engineering, the design, and the gre

. >> that was adam bain, president of global ad revenue, speaking with family chang.p we talk about beats headphones. ♪ best ofme back to "the bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. seven years before apple's bid, er. dre and jimmy iovin created a stylish accessory for audio consumers. created a sound profile to serve as the baseline for beats bass heavy products. emily sat down and started by asking how this deal came about. >> jimmy was looking for something else to do and they wanted to do speakers. i said no, the new speaker is the headphone. people don't listen to speakers anymore because they are so big. he said you are right. let's do headphones. that's how it all started. i am an audiophile and wanted to really get into making the best headphone in the world. used $.50eaf dr. dre in the club as a sounding board. >> if it doesn't sound good in the club, forget about it. >> we have some beats headphones with us today. what part of these headphones are you responsible for? >> first, those are the new ones. we didn't do any of that. the previous studio, we did everyth

it is not mckinsey, it is not bain, it is individual customers telling me what to do, creating the uncarrier. i would do that in any of these big companies. frankly, i don't know if those companies are ready to change. whether it is sprint or at&t, or any company, this is what we do. it is not just me, it is all of my employees and management team. that is all we are about very we are having a ball doing it. >> t-mobile ceo and president john leger. the company's days of moving fast and breaking things are over. we will bring all the highlights from facebook's developers conference next. ♪ >> facebook is trying to become an even bigger player in mobile. among the announcements, an anonymous login feature to let users try apps without giving their information away. take a listen to ceo mark zuckerberg describe why this feature is so important. >> if people don't have the tools they need to feel comfortable using your apps, that is bad for them and bad for you. it will prevent people from having good personalized experiences and trying out new things. it also might hurt you and prevent you fro

. >> 50 caps, cahill, baines, hart, gerard, moony, plenty of caps between them, it would be wrong to focus on some out there young and less experienced. because everyone's inexperienced until the time he gets the chance to show he can do the josh. >> lee wells, wasn't a complete surprise but the gracious manner in which the chelsea player accepted the decision, was. >> someone in his experience at over 100 caps. i agree with roy, it should be about young players. i think it's best i retire now. that's taken some of the controversy about it. because a lot of people feel you need to take your best players to the cup. why mooney hasn't done it at an international tournament in years. shaw is of course that man coming in the left back slot it's going to be really difficult for them out in brazil. >> from football to basketball. the los angeles clippers produced an amazing come back against the oklahoma city thunder. in l.a. the clippers were trailing 2-1 in the series got off to a bad to th start here. this year's mvp kevin durant ended up in the losing side. 83 seconds left. the thunder

asks him to stay on, and he stays on for the next five years on the kennedy and the johnson, lyndon baines johnson, staff on the national security staff, working on a number of issues. until a fateful day in march of 1966 when lyndon johnson calls him into the oval office. you can imagine the texas drawl. two men alone in the room and the answer is, bob, i want you to do something about the other war in vietnam. and komer's reply is, what these war in vietnam? he said, it's not the war that is destroying everything. i want part of that war to build up in south vietnam. i want to develop it politically, economically, socially. he says i don't know anything about vietnam. he said, bob, don't worry about that. i got plenty of people tell me they know something about vietnam and it's not working, and i want some blue blood. he said that term disturbed hem. he was wondering whose blood mouth be shed. but he takes the job and spends the next seven months every month going to vietnam. watching what is happening on the ground. and he hires a small staff and a couple of people, at least one of them

they've become the bain of so many managers' existence, almost all roared higher today. why did that happen? i think it was a combination of lower prices going into the session, some takeover chatter, the charts, a cessation of new ipos, lack of insider selling and the first time in ages, a fear of being short. meaning a fear of betting against stocks. not of being vertically challenged. let me explain each one of these. first, lower prices and takeover talk. turns out stocks do get cheaper as they come down, even stocks that are outrageously overvalued versus the broader market. when you see yelp fall from 101 to the low to mid 50s, you know that stock's been put on sale. and it does have intrinsic worth. if you were a martian and came back and said yelp split 2-1, sure it would have to pay premium to the market cap if you took a run at yelp, but the acquisition price would be nowhere near where yelp was trading. if you were yahoo and your company is about to get a ton of money selling part of its stake from ali baba, you could imagine buying yelp might be exactly the k

everyone, here is what is being being hash reasonable doubt out right now. 20 years after rocker bain's's scores handwritten note by police. police releasing the note found in cobain's wallet after the suicide. in that note he writes do you kurt cobain take courtney michelle love to be your lawful shredded wife and t. gets worse but can't say it on tv. house majority leader eric cantor getting in on the action. he tweeted today is national honesty day. #benghazi. ouch. everyone wants to buy the l.a. clippers. that story is trending right now. oprah winfrey the next owner of the nba team. oprah in talks with media executive larry ellison to make a bid for the clippers. that is in embattled clippers owner donald sterling puts the team up for sale and not the only one rumored to buy the team. p. diddy tweeting i knicks fan. bunny ranch owner benny hough tweeting is he considering buying the clippers. now it is your turn to hash it out with us. use #greta on all your tweets and posts. and fireballs thick smoke shooting high in the air. train derails right in the middle of a townget the late

funding, either through vouchers you give to people or through matching funds, which is what john sar bain's bill in congress called the government by the people act would do. all of these are ways to make it so we the people are funding campaigns not the tiny fraction much the 1% we call leflters for shorthand or sheldons for shorter numbers. that's the change we need. we've got to build a congress committed to that change. we think we can do it if we build enough people committeded to this. >> what has the response from the hill been so far? >> people in the hill are skeptical because they dont think the american people care about this issue. and the only way in which we'll convince them the american people care about this issue is if the american people respond. when we launched our super pac to kick start our super pac on may 1st, i had people telling me, look, you're not going to raise $10,000, not going to get $10,000 in the whole of the united states committed to this. when we raise $200,000 in the first day, people were astonished and like, this is an amazing result. and mainly becau

why doesn't the president go seek afghan iraq vets at the top consulting firms like ma kinsey and bain to take a leave of absence to come here to fix this immediate problem? we're in a sense of urgency right now. there is an immediate problem needing to be solved and i saw a president just trying to defend himself. jon: we need to take a break now but i have a couple of questions from what the president had to say about the future of eric shinseki and veterans administration overall. we'll be back with those in just a moment. more "happening now" straight ahead. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. jon: back again to the president's remarks regarding what went on to the administration's. jamie caller, jamie weinstei

he is former bain capital guy. clearly people focused on wall street and focused on business.ple around him that very much understand america works only if business works. it certainly helped our business. i think there is always more work to do but we're making good strides. liz: michael, always good to talk to you. yes or no, are you hiring? >> we're lying. we're hiring this year. we're looking to built another plant next door. so we're very excited. >> that is great news. a man who brought business back from china to the u.s. the company is k'nex. make sure you use products in usa. david, lower flatter taxes. get rid of deductions, lower tax rates. we all can agree. gm not out of the woods. automaker announcing another early. we'll tell you who is impacted. a popular old product with a new brand around the country. beef jerkry been around forever. it is becoming a $2 billion business. coming up we go to a beef jerky outlet with our own jeff flock to look at the growing trend. ♪. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna woul

>>> that's president obama, getting off the bain act, bagram air base in afghanistan, the memorial dayo give a speech to the troops. we expect that about 1:00 eastern. that's not the president, of course that's brad paisley. he's country star, a country music singer. and he is entertaining the troops. after him, we expect to hear from the president. right now, i want to go back to our reporters, jim shoot toe and nick paton walsh, both of them are in ukraine, barbara starr is at the pentagon. i want to begin with michelle co-zin ski at the white house. michelle, the purpose of this trip, as you see it? >> the way it was presented by ben rhodes with the national security council was that the primary goal was to thank troops for being there. this comes at a time the drawdown is continuing. 32,000 troops. and big brahm is the biggest base there. the president wanted to go there in person and express his gratitude to them. giving a speech in a few minutes if they are running on schedule, go to a hospital and award some medals. this comes at a time of controversy, we know in our country, ho

s&p 500 looking at a bain gain of nearly three points. nasdaq finding its footing up 20 points a good day for the markets. adam: time for your front page headlines. apple closing in on what could be the biggest acquisition ever. according to people familiar with the matter, wanting to pay 2 billion bucks for high-end head phone-maker beats. liz: will they call off the 35 million-dollar merger. the company cited difficulties in completing transaction in reasonable time frame. big story there. adam: bp shares closing higher after the company reported 9% increase in same-store sales led by the old navy chain. the retailer gave guidance that beat retail expectations. liz: snap shatter, maybe something is not erasable. they settled with the ftc about the disappearing nature of messages sent through the service. the company was accused of collecting user data without telling them. adam: goldman sachs is being investigated about its hiring practices overseas. the sec is examining whether the bank or its employees violated anti-bribery laws by hi

"fox news poll" basically said, 63% think that, they're doing just for political bain. >> that's rightthe republicans think that their own party is doing this merely for political gain. that is certainly a problem. there are perils within the party itself. however, what i don't understand is, susan rice stands up there forecasting that the investigation would discover nothing. i don't get it. i don't get the aloofness. i don't get the disrespect. i don't get why she is not sitting there i pray to god we get answers from investigation. that is where they lose me on this. why aren't we speaking as american people and why are we still speaking as a party this is terrorist attack. >>> they feel there was investigation. there was report. they feel like they handed over all the information. >> but they didn't. these investigations were woefully insufficient because there were so many roadblocks and such distractions put forward. she doesn't want, let's be honest, she doesn't want an investigation. she doesn't want answers to come out because she is complicit. she is involved with it. she wen

asks him to stay on and he will stay on for the next five years on the kennedy and johnson, lyndon baines johnson's staff on the national security staff working on a number of issues. until a fateful day in march of 1966 when lyndon johnson calls into the oval office. you can imagine the texas drawl area to men alone in a room and he answers bob i wanted to do something about the war in vietnam. congress's reply is mr. president what is the war in vietnam? he says it's not that the war is destroying anything that i want part of that war to build up south vietnam. i want to develop economic way, politically and socially. i don't know anything mr. president about that. don't worry about it. i have plenty of people who know how to do that. i want some new blood. komer says one of his oral histories that term served him. he was wondering whose blood might be shed over this but he takes the job and from 1966 he spends as a special assistant for classification spends the next seven months every month going to vietnam. watching what's happening on the ground. and he hires a small staff and a cou

. >> when mitt romney and bain closed the plant, i lost my health care, and my family lost their health care. and a short time after that my wife became ill. >> woodruff: this sort of negative ad by the pro-obama super pac priorities u.s.a. was the norm for outside groups during the 2012 presidential campaign. and both sides got in on the action. >> we all know about solyndra, the white house e-mails, the f.b.i. raids. solyndra investors raised campaign money for obama. the government gives solyndra half a billion in taxpayer money. politics as usual. >> woodruff: but this year, some outside groups show signs of moving away from all negative, all the time. kantar media, which tracks all political advertising, reports 29% of outside ads so far this cycle have been positive. up from 20% two years ago. in north carolina, the senate majority pac is running this ad in support of democratic incumbent kay hagan. >> she took on drug companies. she protects my medicare and social security. >> woodruff: opposing hagan, karl rove's american crossroads group is backing republican thom tillis in nex

s&p 500 looking at a bain gain of nearly three points.r the markets. adam: time for your front page headlines. apple closing in on what could be the biggest acquisition ever. according to people familiar with the matter, wanting to

it is not mckinsey, bain but individual customers on twitter telling me what to do, creating the nexthase. i would do that in any of these big companies. wrinkly, i just do not know if the companies are ready to change. -- frankly. like even that sprint is ready for it, who knows what regulators will say. the argument has been they need for competitors, four players for there to be real competition. t-mobile says if you combine the underdogs, you have three real competitors rather than a doo-wop list and underdogs. >> talking about another deal in the making. rumors at&t is approaching directv. what with that gain for them? >> we reported weeks ago that dished and directv have had merger talks. i think it is inevitable in the next 12 months you will see dish and directv. you will see a merger between one of those three. broadly speaking telecom and satellite companies are coming into the same playing field. >> what will that mean for the consumer? >> for the consumer am i think such a merger is questionable in the sense that you have more choices that is better than less. more importa

he said he is sitting next to him and bain doesn't know his name.g to call these th g things dish moments. no break ups here on this deal. directed the sunday ticket. it has negative value right now. directv shares are down. this deal leaked a while back. it does it is kcomprised 70% of stocks. some people anticipated as well. they are also they are paying out. i like att stocks i care about latin america. i know that mike white is not that thrilled about going down to argentina. not going the way of chile. are they worried about chile? >> not bad. things are okay. >> brazil. the problem. >> oh. how about mexico? >> we didn't talk about the mexican aspect here. >> a star. >> this is a great country to do this here. >> up by rbc. the notion here is that chips are becoming a cash flow business. >> some of these guys. you notice how micron keeps getting upgraded. if you look at the stocks that have been great with technology. they have been short. western digital and sandisk. it is like don't build more keep things tight. >> like the health business. p

long career he wants to have as many democrats as john boehner will allow i think that is risk, john bain every is taking a very measured tone he has to be careful a circus would reflect poorly on house republican conference and boehner himself bill: bob cusack, lead guest for a whole new week appreciate your time >> thank you, bill martha: the chairman of this select committee of this congress, congressman trey gowdy promised it to be a fair and exhaustive investigation about what happened trying to answer questions about before the attack when more security was requested, during the attack, who was behind it and what was the president doing as all of this unfolded >> you know congressman gowdy, where the president was and what he was doing during the seven hours of the attack? >> no, sir, i do not, nor do i know what communication if any he had with secretary of state clinton and nor can i tell you why we were still in benghazi despite the fact there was escalation of violence in the months leading up nor do i know if the president called any allies in the region can you get any assets

the all bain station's transition team -- the obama administration transition team received warnings in 2008 that there were problems to address in the va hospitals and did nothing so far to stop it. i'm martha maccallum. glad to have you with us in "america's newsroom." >> good morning every. one of the i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer today. "the washington times" reporting more than five years ago, right after the president was elected his team was told not to trust the wait types of the va hospitals were reporting. those problems apparently leading to death of the more than 40 deaths. that number is climbing and veterans groups are demanding answers. >> we need the white house, the president, he needs to make a statement to show employees of va that this needs to change now. one is tragic but when you hide it, that is unforgivable. martha: va undersecretary robert petzel resigned his post on friday. this was perhaps a move to make it look like there was a shake-up going on but he was already slated to retire at the end of this year. critics is saying that is not enough in terms

>> you know, passwords have always been the bain of everyone's existence. critical. we are seeing some things, some advancements in biobiometrics, fingerprint scanner which works very well. samsung's new galaxy line has a fingerprint scanner on it. we need to see these sorts of technologies go into our home computers where you can sit down and log in with the swipe of your thumb or maybe a retinal scan. i know it sounds like something out of a futuristic movie, but that's really the only way we're going to get around these passwords and hopefully prevent all of our data from falling into the hands of hackers every time they figure out a workaround to a password. >> i'm all for it. brett larson, thanks, as usual. >> thanks, carol. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," the nba versus donald sterling. the league lays out its case for forcing the sale of the clippers. we'll talk about that. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take ca

you had guys like michael bennett, red bryant, brandon me bain and brandon me bane's belly roll dance. we can't do that here in the white house. super bowl mvp malcolm smith. breakout star percy harvin. he's not here today but we've got to give props to beast mode, marshawn lynch. i'm sorry marshawn is not here because i want to say how much i admire his approach to the press. i wanted to get some tips from him. it's about the action. [ laughter ] then there's russell wilson who you may not recognize because his lochs are shorn. he has cut his hair. i was telling him he looks okay this way, too. he doesn't have a peanut head or anything. russell has won more games through his first two seasons than any quarterback in history. he also became only the second african-american quarterback ever to win a super bowl, and the best part about it is nobody commented on it which tells you the progress that was made. part of the reason i think russell inspired a lot of folks is he's been proving the doubters wrong for a very long time, for years folks said he would be too short to succeed as quar

bain and kkr, the selling stockholders there. >> this has been win for everyone.when everybody wins. >> all right. there's the opening bell and the s&p at the top of your screen. down here at the big board the nyse hosting pan european days, an event highlighting investment opportunities in the euro next markets. at the nasdaq proofpoint, a cloud-based computer security provider. with all of that we'll keep stock -- retail will the story of the morning. >> yeah. got to go through it. mine you can't lose sights of the fact that not every retailer is doing badly, and there's also a lot of lost in translation what month did turn around, may a little better. i don't think anyone expected robust numbers. a whisper lower. the surprise is not urban which i didn't think was going to be any good but it's tj. you set your clock with tj and carol mira. that is indeed a disappointment. >> lot of folks wondering if lowe's can finally beat home depot on the comp. in other words, post a better comp they've been trying to do for a long time. >> that would be something. i have com

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the all bain station's transition team -- the obama administration transition team received warnings in "america's newsroom." >> good morning every. one of the i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer today. "the washington times" reporting more than five years ago, right after the president was elected his team was told not to trust the wait types of the va hospitals were reporting. those problems apparently leading to death of the more than 40

no, you know,, you cited lyndon baines johnson, and i'll agree, they accomplished a great deal. ronald reagan, tip o'neill. those are the -- that's what you want to see is the best -- you want to see leadership from the executive branch, the president, and you want to see congress work together. maybe you don't get everything you want, you know. but just what the affordable care act, you would have had something that we all could have lived with. instead you have president obama, you know, continually defending and it's just not a workable solution. so they need to try to work together. guest: gerald makes an excellent point. there are plenty of examples of bipartisan congressional esidential common ground, at least progress. the clinton and gingrich example is a good one, though it should be noted it took a government shutdown to get to that point. but that doesn't -- that actually underscores gerald's point in the sense there is going to be conflict and there are going to be disagreements but there also are examples or ways to get together and do things. i think what's missing

somehow make the republican candidates in some of these places, they can turn the koch brothers moo bainothers are advertising and they can localize it and make the republican own it. step one is raise the name idea of the koch brothers, so reid is using his senate time to do that. but in our most recent poll, we checked out what the koch id was. it seems now they're having the conversation with themselves for the koch brothers, they haven't created some sort of anger in the middle with persuadable voters. >> amid calls to resign, the head of the department of veterans affairs will stay the course. jim, tell us about the scandal that's weighing on the military right now. >> mika, it seems we've heard of all of this before. the v.a. has long been accused of not providing american's veterans with the military and medical care that they need when they need it. this case is different. it rises to a different level where the allegations appear to border on something criminal. the latest scandal comes out of the v.a. hospital in phoenix where as many as 40 veterans reportedly died while waitin

something nigeria's president calls a turning point in the fight baines boko haram. >>> new developmentsreporting ukraine deploying 15,000 troops near the russian border after separatists in a major hot spot decided to move forward with a vote to potentially succeed. russian president vladimir putin called for a delay in that vote. the u.s. and nato says there are no signs that russia's troops have pulled back despite putin's claims otherwise. >>> embattled secretary for veterans affairs says he will not resign over a cnn report that showed dozens of veterans died wait for care including more than 40 in phoenix. two top veterans groups have called for eric shen sec i cinsp down. they will meet today to talk about that investigation. >>> a terrifying scene in houston. people screaming and running for their lives as a car plowed through a crowd. witnesses say the father of the alleged gunman was behind the wheel. they say taunts from family members of one of the victims set him off. the driver was charged with aggravated assault. witnesses say the alleged gunman got away in the chaos. >> a

the whole of europe kennedy's removal left the post cliff a success the lyndon baines johnson to return false flags to send to stage within less than a year l.b.j. fabricated the attack that plunged the u.s. into the vietnam is the president made up a non-existent strike on u.s. ships in the gulf of tonkin and said quote toys are floating in the law i go to congress into also rising killing more than three million vietnamese and fifty eight thousand u.s. servicemen president bush jr told british prime minister blair that if he couldn't get un approval to bomb iraq it paint a us get into an. karla's and tried to get it shot down over iraq to justify invasions in a bizarre power low life news this week filmed kiev now using these helicopters with un insignia against civilians in eastern ukraine these are just the full flags that are on the record and officially documented somewhere reprinted in sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read written by vietnam vets and former minnesota governor jesse ventura on the few occasions mainstream media lit him speak this day and ev

to provide a blank check as security for the loan repayment what we've seen is cases like rachel baines a young lady desperate working in the middle east she took out a loan to pay for a car and was asked to provide one of these security checks. a blank check. as security for this loan she was forced to leave the country that she was working in when she lost her job and as a result was unable to keep up the payments repayments on this loan instead of contacting her to see repayment organizing a process through which the payments could be made the bank instead try to cash this check a check which was never going to clear because had she had the money in her bank account she wouldn't have needed the loan in the first place it of course bounced and there was a result they went to interpol and they wanted a was issued for rachel she was pursued as an international criminal across the globe lost her job severe financial impact all the while waiting for interpol to eventually recognize that this was an inappropriate use of it systems but i believe if i did my job quickly it does seem very wor