clyde barrow was an ambitious kid. he was a fine gifted musician playing the guitar and the sax phone. his sister used to say her idea of heaven was listening to clyde play. he quit school at 16 and did what kids of his upbringing did. he went to work in a factory for a dollar a day, and realized that was it. he looked across the river, and there was gleaming skyscrapers of dallas. if he could get a dime, he could go to a movie and see people wearing fancy clothes driving beautiful cars. like every other kid, he wanted to wear sunday clothes all through the week. he was ally days man, liked to date girls, and the parents would not let the daughters date clyde. even other west dallas families looked down on the barrows because he was a trash man. the barrow were the losest of the low. that's when he decided to supplement his income first by stealing chickens, and then graduated to cars. he was a bumbling bank robber, but that guy could steal a car like nobody's business. in those days a ford cost you $260 brand new. if

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welcome escalation of the conflict the new bush your party london well meantime british politician john barrow who was among those who voted against intervention in libya he says that nato could have done more to resolve the conflict before starting the operation you can watch artie's interview in about twenty minutes time but here's a preview. this is where the if you like the vagueness of the resolution kicks in because it does talk about him forcing a no fly zone and protecting civilians and using all necessary measures to implement that policy could theoretically include that when the syrian neighbors improves attacking. and patrols and in tripoli is a baseball and i think we have got to be very careful before you commit troops. you've got to make sure you put moral high ground you've got to make sure that it is the measure of last resort where all other avenues of negotiations have been exhausted and i'm not sure we met those criteria when it came to libya as well so i think lessons still need to be learned and i'm afraid. it would r.t. live from the russian capital now moscow what's goin

barrow: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by thanking chairman rogers and ranking member rupersberging for their hard work on this important legislation. we face a diverse and growing array of threats around the globe and we need an intelligence community as diverse as the threats we face. my amendment directs the national intelligence director to create a pilot program for historically black colleges and universities to help develop critical language curriculums and study abroad programs. our defenses have to be as advanced as the means used by our enemies. that means that our human assets have to be as diverse as our enemies. cultural, language and educational barriers affect the quality of intelligence we can gather and it's critical that we have the human assets to overcome these barriers. the area of georgia i represent is home to several hbcu's with specific expertise in critical languages. engaging centers of excellence such as these will help the intelligence community meet our strategic security goals

release back to their own communities of these people would look back or they would be pushed on wheel barrows or trying to lift and what it might and eventually come back to their own communities where the act as human billboards they would be advertisements for what happens to you if you oppose the regime. and they would spread ripples of to the communities when they would emerge. and this went on for months. >> host: who knew you discussed the journalists were pushed out but one of the things i thought was interesting in your book is you talked about the church and the church role. i remember when you were on the ground covering the story as i remember reading on the civil rights leader here in the united states that he can't be torturing people, he's a christian, as it is this belief that his faith drove him into the war, drove him into politics, he stayed as a leader because he believed he does have both the political and the spiritual obligation so this is the belief among dillinger was the church and other institutions, what role are they planning to highlight these situations and to un

so to get to any searc search-and-rescue operations in the chukchi, in the beaufort off of barrow ornce between washington, d.c., and miami. so if there were an incident in miami, the helicopters have to fly from washington to get there to provide for the rescue. and given the often harsh weather conditions in the arctic combined with a lack of infrastructure to provide for any forward-deployed debasing of helicopters, the coast guard c-30's can possibly froi the "search" part of the rescue, but it's very difficult to get to the rescue side. th lack of maritime resources and shore-based infrastructure to protect our aviation resources places the coast guard and the united states in a difficult situation in the arctic. and without concerted efforts and a focused policy for the arctic, the united states and our coast guard are going to continue to be ill 4-equipped to conduct the search-and-rescue operations that are going to become increasingly necessary as amounts of sea ice continue to diminish understand the levels of arctic marine maritime vessel traffic increase, as former admira

100 trillion-dollar zimbabwe note or something from the republic that came from somebody's wheel barrow back in the day talks we have to be mindful. we are a world reserve currency and we should act like we're the keeper of the world reserve and we are not acting like we are the keeper of the world reserve policy. what do i mean by that? yes, we had a shock and federal reserve needed to intervene to stop the panic. the need to intervene in credit facilities to make things work, the paper market work, money markets work. those happen, those things needed to happen. but i think we've gone down the path of excessively losing money which i fear will end up being a big problem and that means we ought to have our one institution of government in charge of making the money to focus on sound money so focusing on stable prices. maintaining the value of the currency and not often all these other tensions. i think the federal reserve has a schizophrenic agenda or schizophrenic charter. on the one hand they have an employment mandate and the other hand a price stability mandate. we should focus on

chairman, you just acknowledged a project in the beaufort, which is off the coast of barrow, alaska, 87 miles. shell has put $4 billion as you pointed out, into preparing to produce that resource and still does not have a permit to produce it and at some point, those investments begin to devalue their sunken costs in a way that may make companies like shell look elsewhere. that takes jobs away from america and into countries where we're competing for jobs. and in places that sometime are not our best friends wen it comes to foreign -- when it comes to foreign policy. let's produce oil and gas with american jobs, with good pay, and good benefits and with the goal of having an all of the above energy policy that benefits the west and the country as a whole. i yield back. mr. pearce: i thank the gentlelady for her comments. and we are joined tonight by my good friend, mr. thompson, from pennsylvania. before i yield time to him. i would like to walk through a brief list of some of the other ways that the government conducts war on western jobs. consider the listing of endangered species.

100 trillion-dollar zimbabwe note or something from the republic that came from somebody's wheel barrow back in the day talks we have to be mindful. we are a world reserve currency and we should act like we're the keeper of the world reserve and we are not acting like we are the keeper of the world reserve policy. what do i mean by that? yes, we had a shock and federal reserve needed to intervene to stop the panic. the need to intervene in credit facilities to make things work, the paper market work, money markets work. those happen, those things needed to happen. but i think we've gone down the path of excessively losing money which i fear will end up being a big problem and that means we ought to have our one institution of government in charge of making the money to focus on sound money so focusing on stable prices. maintaining the value of the currency and not often all these other tensions. i think the federal reserve has a schizophrenic agenda or schizophrenic charter. on the one hand they have an employment mandate and the other hand a price stability mandate. we should focus on

100 trillion-dollar zimbabwe note or something from the republic that came from somebody's wheel barrow back in the day talks we have to be mindful. we are a world reserve currency and we should act like we're the keeper of the world reserve and we are not acting like we are the keeper of the world reserve policy. what do i mean by that? yes, we had a shock and federal reserve needed to intervene to stop the panic. the need to intervene in credit facilities to make things work, the paper market work, money markets work. those happen, those things needed to happen. but i think we've gone down the path of excessively losing money which i fear will end up being a big problem and that means we ought to have our one institution of government in charge of making the money to focus on sound money so focusing on stable prices. maintaining the value of the currency and not often all these other tensions. i think the federal reserve has a schizophrenic agenda or schizophrenic charter. on the one hand they have an employment mandate and the other hand a price stability mandate. we should focus on