trial, narcy and her brother were found guilty of racketeering and conspiracy in the death of ben novack jr were aquitted of only one charge involving the theft of ben's diamond bracelet. for the crime the conspirators almost got away with, the murder of bernice novack, the conviction carried a mandatory life sentence for both. >> the best part of it was that bernice could finally rest in peace. >> after the verdict, narcy spoke by telephone with "dateline" from prison. she says she would never have done anything to harm her husband, ben, and was innocent of all the charges. sergeant terry wilson and his team of detectives, the prosecutors, won their case with some big assists from may abad. now her mother is gone and will spend the rest of her life in prison. >> she didn't see what she had in front of her. she had her daughter. she had two grandkids that totally loved her. and now she has nothing. >> and greed and some amount of jealousy presumably is driving this, huh? >> absolutely. no matter what, i love my mother. she was my mother. she had grandkids that adored her, that would have do

ben bernanke, jr., will write a book down the road sign we could have made this better. one thing is taxation. we are training immigrants and sending them back from. some companies have to invest here. if your building a semiconductor plant, a data center, a research center, it does not have to be here. a lot of it can be made over there because taxes are lower. it makes their returns 30%-40% higher. that's economics. separate morality from economics. set up the economic system that is conduve to growth, conducive to jobs, conducive to g.d.p. and then we will have a conversation. i do not mind paying 36.9% in taxes or of my capital gains separate 20%. i want a society getting more economical. do not mess up the economic engine making this possible. you can talk to business people all day long and its anecdotal. we are driving capital and brains overseas. the problem with that, by the way, is they are sending engineers, or randy, and other people over there. some may stay -- sending engineers, research and development over there. >> since the crisis, i have had numerous c

ben bernanke, jr., will write a book down the road sign we could have made this better. one thing is taxation. we are training immigrants and sending them back from. some companies have to invest here. if your building a semiconductor plant, a data center, a research center, it does not have to be here. a lot of it can be made over there because taxes are lower. it makes their returns 30%-40% higher. that's economics. separate morality from economics. set up the economic system that is conducive to growth, conducive to jobs, conducive to g.d.p. and then we will have a conversation. i do not mind paying 36.9% in taxes or of my capital gains separate 20%. i want a society getting more economical. do not mess up the economic engine making this possible. you can talk to business people all day long and its anecdotal. we are driving capital and brains overseas. the problem with that, by the way, is they are sending engineers, or randy, and other people over there. some may stay -- sending engineers, research and development over there. >> since the crisis, i have had numerous

she has since been married to ben bradley jr., the son of "the washington post" editor. she is now married to a correspondent for npr. martha? megyn: i'm megyn. she's martha. [laughter] but it does make you wonder. if barack obama was the friend of her now-ex-husband, on the one hand he attended her wedding, but on the other hand, she divorced that guy. so, you know, query whether the loyalty is still there whether it was in the first place. trace, thank you. the proof is always in the pudding. a lot of political journalists have a bias, a lot of folks are rooting for one candidate or another, the question is whether they show it this their performance. keep it right here, folks, for the vice presidential debate. it is the one and only chance you will have to see these running mates go toe to toe. join bret baier and me more live coverage and analysis beginning at 8:55 p.m. eastern time. we will take the debate live, and then we will have full analysis after the debate right here on fnc. >>> well, 2008's vice presidential debate between sarah palin and joe biden drew alm

i think i would be convinced that ben bernanke jr.will write a book down the road that would say we could've made this better. one of the things is taxation. we are bringing immigrants, trained here and we send them back home and driving f. at the margin. some companies earn money and they have to investigate here but if you are building a semiconductor plant or a ship holding plant or at data center or research center does not have to be here. a lot of it, their taxes are lower and they don't have a repatriation tax which is 30 or 40% higher. that is because -- that is not because they are immoral. that is economics. separate morality from economics. set up the economic system conducive to growth, conducive to jobs in conducive to gdp and then we will have a conversation about taxation. i don't mind paying 39.6% taxes. i don't mind if my capital gains are 20%. i want a society that is always getting more akoto portal. don't mess up the economic engine that made it all possible and that is the problem. you can talk to business people

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