the ski mask implicated ronald benson. the shoe impression outside the shaws' home implicated shannon touchet. but there was no forensic evidence linking reggie basile to the crime. >> as an investigator, that's a little hard to swallow, you know. that's a little hard to leave in the end of the day with, knowing that there's nothing else you can do, and you feel fairly certain of who's responsible for doing it. >> investigators hoped that would change. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? t

route like the president of the city's jewish community and cards to use to me proudest israel ari benson and said that teams in italy able to practice judaism without fail in two years. in march twenty twelve french born twenty three year old business model and narrow went on a killing spree before being shot dead by cleese get a seat on his apartment the mariners needed anti semitic make donations for the killings saying he attacks the jewish school because the israelis were killing palestinian muslims it is some believed to have contributed to reducing the number two was the restaurants as well as to an increase in french anti semitism. the eye the rich and aunt j and more. it is its greatest threats to your routine security and stability. seems the ends of the code will make toast tea appreciation as being to cram them. russia's military actions in ukraine. the stand firmly in support of the government in kiev. and to make clear that president gore team's decision to escalate the situation. have consequences that. he's also got hundred and sixty five s chairman of the same as the cris

ari benson and said i'm too cynical be able to practice judaism without getting into the use of march twenty twelve french born twenty three year old business model an era when the killing spree before being shot dead by cleese deceit in his apartment mariners amazing anti semitic meditations for the killings saying he attacked the jewish school because the israelis with killing palestinian muslims it is now believed to have contributed to the greatest number of teams the restaurants as well as to an increase in french anti semitism. as our . i the achievements of june and more. i knew. in . the a slightly and force winds syrian targets leave to be responsible for teams like the top of the melody of cheat on the gollum voice is friday prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivered a message of the tyrants to syrian president bashar al asad making me it is friday policy. we struck the news to strike us. or rather our own room. so we are one or two in women's hoops. it is snowing the idf attack targets in syria entire tree. those targets was syrian elements kilkenny allow it. slick collabo

. >> i have one card here from benson madel? >> good morning, supervisors. i am the program director three minutes. i am the program director of the san francisco long term budget program and i think that we have to do some crisis and emergency planning and support the whole plan as well as community living fund. community living fund, allows individuals at 133 percent of federal poverty, income level, to participate in community living fund dollars. the medicaid expansion and part of aca, which allowed for the expansion of medicaid, up to 138 percent, stopped at the age of 64, when individuals are no longer eligible for medical or medicaid, so the community living fund is an important stop to allow the individuals to live not only in their homes but participate in neighborhood and community services as well. and i gave a hand out based on why i think that there is a crisis. but we don't have enough nursing home beds, they are gone. most of the nursing home beds are now specialized in short term rehabilitation including the jewish home and honda and the push

activists want let benson and i was stunned. once i was at the expense of getting a bit odd. the dc arts. yes chairing the dismissal of the stuff brought charges against idiotic about the day they didn't appear not to as advanced as to in new york's opted to come out to kill the tree the us and india. he was clocked off the chart says noting that school gravity has been prompted to put diplomatic immunity. she may have been trying to flee diplomatic immunity. just a day before she was shocked of the cell phone. but that was the forty us court to dismiss all charges against intended to maggie be on equal the day the city's school when the boss of the dt call for new indictment against her twenty teams up cautiously welcoming the one day. this is the one that goes on iraq qatar is to examine made it to be honest i know that he is and then divides us the team as you is an easy safe to cheat on his twenties made it to a day trip to new delhi which was postponed due to the court that the incident. he stops to disneyworld i don't and strengthen cooperation in the feet of any team.

guy benson is a political editor for townhall.com and a fox news contributor.do you make of that, guy? we're going to go to you then listen to the president. >> well, it's a stinging rebuke of this president and his foreign policy by an editorial board that twice endorsed him for president. when you read through, they're really taking apart this entire notion of smart power, which was the posture that president obama and then secretary clinton, the former secretary of state, presented to the world, which i think a lot of critics have said wasn't really an actual foreign policy so much as a suggestion to the global community that, hey, we're not our predecessors anymore. and that played well here in the united states. i think that was resonant for a lot of americans who were tired of war after many years of warfare post 9/11. that's good political politics, or political discussions here in the u.s. >> hold on for a minute, guy. we're going to go to the president speaking about ukraine. >> what leverage do you believe you have over president putin at this point,

. >> reporter: and john wilder did voice over for benson and hedges. >> three puff, four puffs, maybe even five puffs longer than king side. >> in retrospect, cigarette ads are the most outstanding because most of the people began to die. when cartoon characters started to smoke and drink on their shows, activists started to take action. >> you know i never smoke nothing else. >> reporter: a community organizization called action for children's television grew into a national force that challenged broadcasting licenses and convinced the federal communications commission to set up special guidelines for children's programming. >> if you're of a certain age it's possible maybe even likely that at some point in your life you owned or wanted to earn a ford mustang. the mustang premiered in 1964 and quickly began one of the most popular vehicles. and for the mustang, people were lined up to buy the car on the day it came out. >> ♪ mustang sally. >> ford unveiled a car unlike any other car. it was first shown at the new york's world fair as a new choice on the cutting edge of design and sty

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pete benson, meb faber and of course todd horowitz. liz: they say history repeats itself. if that is true you will want to take out a pen and paper because coming up we're breaking down the stocks that have historically outperformed in the month of march and may have room to grow. plus we'll give you the best names to own in april as well. david: congressional investigators meanwhile are rapping up a probe why general motors waited almost a deck cradle to -- decade to recall 1.6 million cars that it knew it had ignition issues? is there anything that gm can do to appease consumers and legislators after this debacle. liz: we'll ask ralph nader, who made his name fighting for auto safety. don't miss this interview. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. david: apparel stocks getting roughed up

gravel and thank you listening i didn't low and jackie with our planning and development and brad benson, you know, always evidently all the time. we'll come in the summer with some good recommendations for improvements. thank you for your time if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you very much. very informative. do we have any public comment this is >> commissioner we have a card. >> oh, i'm sorry. janice lee. >> hi there i'm janice lee i'm a community organizer with the bicycle coalition we've been a part of this in over a month. we've joined in on the tail end. i want to first and foremost really applaud the efforts and the joint work between the joint staff and the many groups involved like fisherman's wharf and local residents and the biweekly coalition and spur and the list going on. it's great to see that. i want to highest how lucky we are in san francisco we know how awesome the waterfront is with the views and all this history. being so popular the embarcadero is getting more and more biz everyday. the waterfront deserves the public benefits to accom

the indebted you addicted into the book is one of the flattened dough out to get this collective benson played the scene of this menace of it anyway that was outlined at the moment i'm one of which now ten years on the students in the prince could see the conditions have improved and continue to improve. i'm not. i made an apathetic i stand and all the open cup final but the pretending that i love a good thing she's got a strong comeback in the week i started to get ready so that wasn't on it and beat with an openness of the sun young afghan women are now passing competitive entrance exams and universities which in turn offers a broader career choices and opportunities. i feel as if i'm that pathetic. this is the middle seat this time attendees. gaga at the mamak the surrey school workers not representative of afghan education in general. many schools especially in rural or unstable regions desperately need teachers to provide basic education for all. serious cause an exceptionally good government funded school and coupled with the well celery faculty in the scorching young women talk l

. >> it was actually a 13-year-old orphan named benny benson who submitted the winning design. it was a territory-wide flag contest -- alaska wasn't even a state yet -- and they got all sorts of wonderful entries with polar bears and everything else you'd relate to alaska -- eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, which is a part of ursa, the great bear, because he saw strength in the people in alaska. and then he also included the north star because whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday, alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. >> his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains. our nation's largest state, geographically, but our smallest in terms of population. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> is your radio collecting dust in a corner? does your mp3 player recycle the same boring songs over and over? then you'll definitely want to listen to this week's "click this." pandora.com is an online radio station that t

moved to the other places and so to find a board care, that in this, in our community, any more, is benson would say, is pretty, unlikely, and so the people that are going to freemont and in places beyond that. and in terms of smith, or skilled nursing facilities, again, he is right, we are not building more beds. there has been talk from the council to think about what our, what are they going to do with the patients in the hospital but need that kind of facility but it does not exist and i know that there are services there. and we have been working on a couple of populations and again, it relates to the coordinating councils and our department's interest and the counsel's interest, and the dementia population and a lot of those people don't need a nursing facility but they need a safe environment to live in and in fact many times they do better in a calm group setting than they do by themselves. >> i would encourage a further conversation on this issue and certainly, maybe, including in the conversation, the mayor's office of housing, because, you know, even with boarding, i mean that..

the dark spectacular has become one of the most part mary benson indispensable surfing thousands of spectators some incredible performances by hounds and their masters the noosa festival of surfing was founded in nineteen ninety was an amish are surfing competition called the smell of the classic the lab called mentors to bring friend's sister. but the event's popularity among competitive long borders in the club an opportunity to take the events that next level in the nineteen eighty six the professional division introduced. this year's event saw sixteen international backpackers most of the unfamiliar with certainty the crash courts are in the midst of deep end of the competition. the noosa festival of surfing began on sunday the ninth of march in romans two fifteen. you can israel european co production that reads everything that you think can come too so we asked the celebrities attending the premiere if they had a day oh wait no we did israel look like. prolific director irene bowman who just won the european academy award for its move to the conference as he announced he had started work

president benson sixties and overcrowded classrooms. we cannot take it anymore. she gained it fills the streets in the second half of the week. and while pouring sixty activists were arrested while demanding the resignation of the education minister after occupying the dean's office and with good university according to the starting from now when all the way to next year we should expect all groups of society to become much more active. this man his government's policies are crucial to workers pensioners students and everyone dependent on state is that. finally we wrapped up with morning tea government demonstrations this time in barcelona. this is brought to start something new for sustainable we're seeing now is that more people from different parts of the streets from the unemployed to those with a job from lectures to students. many were hoping that last year's promises from the government that the economy would improve would come true but so far it seems they remain just that this is what has been off rte. reporting from madrid stay in spain were a dream for

. >> jackie benson explains that one of the latest cases happened near a group of children. >> reporter: yellow police tape and flashing lights are what children attended the church service on antioch church saw as they exited the building. police would not let them turn the corner on g street in order to keep them from the sight of the bodies. >> everything was roped off when we got here. and we didn't know exactly what happened, but to hear that two people died is very unfortunate. >> gunshots were heard in the 49 00 block of lee street, the first police officers to arrive found the two victims on the ground. >> and at this time, we don't have very many details, we are going to go door to door and also ask for the public's assistance in this case. >> on thursday, two teenagers were killed in separate incidents in just a three-hour period. jonathan adams was stabbed at 5:00 p.m. at 8:30, 19-year-old lakea dickenson was found on j street southeast. >>> and arrest was made in connection with the death of the 17-year-old, jonathan adams. meantime, yesterday, d.c. police chief catherine ra

i think there was extreme eater and gardening cast themselves come the ambassadors of them at the benson israel has deep concerns about what the crisis in ukraine will come to europe as simple as of course very worrying nobility about the ukraine itself in the crimea but also about to move with what the impact it can form the relations between russia and europe and russia india and the western world in general and rolls to his disgust at the forum where olson of the topics of how we impact old east regional middle east i wouldn't want to teach you to work of cold war situation is very worst of the cast. we cannot manage to world very well. was it was the western world and the russian federation after posting two. coming from the world of logical mathematics the new elected president. most establishment professor daniel harris co bates believes that today academia has become a regional countries that want to be able to come and talk to each other. you make the country that the dog in the net the second built that they have nothing in common the original column in which much here. here we

kris benson and have to like the thing to bear much political and a slice of london speaking to us. but it's taken that as some of the world's news now if i'd like to say in the us city of houston knock back a nation find an apartment complex construction sites with a face but then things can be seen from kilometers away. somewhat of the time we finished our building have a witty collapse if i'm any if anyone was inside when the price of six the security situation in iraq ahead of upcoming elementary elections remains tense up to this batch of bombings and shootings of it through the country if these nineteen people have been killed and dozens of ancient meanwhile iraq's election commission has resigned after a few members refuse to accept a decision by judges to buy some candidates from taking part in the pulley led to the plans for the thirteenth of april status on what often the driving force behind demonstrations in uk universities were considered among the least tolerant when he came to protest until now since unions on bringing pm on the outside that great reluctance within un

and guy benson. and fox news contributor. sparring partner, i guess she was afraid of you and took the day off. guy, you wrote about this, this past week, why is it a tough sale for many. >> to paraphrase nancy pelosi, the american people are discovering what is in the law. throughout the entire debate, what have we heard from democrats, we heard crittisms of the law is unfair and unfounded and a new day will down once americans implement it. and that is going to turn ark round. that is clearly not the case. americans, millions of americans are seeing higher premium ands stripped of preferred doctors and plan and work hours cut all with the irs looming and ready to find people who don't comply with expensive man dates. there is no spin cycle for the democrats to turn them around. >> and chris, give it a shot. is there a spin sidewalkle that you can put on it? >> you look at the fox news polls and people as they get to know the law better, they have a more positive view of this. and part of the challenge and this responsibilit

benson i got you a cake. >> happy pirth day guy. >> and that is -- >> no boating up on guy.ne should be held accountable and the roll out is horrible. and having said that. the biggest priority to make sure it is back on track for states like california that exceeded their enroll. ment. heads should have rolled however. nguy, is there any way to turn off that speaker that is in the back? what are they telling you >> there is a pound going on behind me. and thank you for the cake. i would prefer you to birthday present consowed my points. >> i am losing my voice anyway. >> you know, both of you take a break now. let me show you what gary cohenwho resigned and not being fired what he said to congress about obama care. he said, in one of his testimonies. we have been hard at work to insure the marketplaces are easy to use when they become operational beginning on october 1st for the open enregularment period. that is one of the time he taughted how easy it would be. should he be fired or is that sim bollic and is it okay if he loves. nof course he should be fired. i am mystifie

. >> with the goatee you look like a slightly stoned doug benson. >> that's right. i did. haircut before that. >> that was incredible. i didn't expect that. remi, do you have any videos we can show here? >> mine are private. >> that's even better. does it get more entitled than this? >> no. i represent somebody -- well, it was almost the exact same thing. he was a photograph ter and took money to photograph people's weddings. some he went to and took the pictures and never gave them an album. at some point he said, you know, i don't think i should have to. he had an idiotic explanation. he could have been brought up on criminal charges charges and he was sued civilly. tons of people were hurt because of that nonsense. i don't like this guy. he should be shot with a pistol. >> a water pistol. >> this is almost like dating a guy forever and making him pay for dinner never, ever having a romantic interest. >> i love this guy. he gets me. i am looking for a man who can support me, take me to dinner. why should i have to work? >> finally a perfect match. andy are you a marxist.

guy benson is making our first pick. >> hello, neil. the number one overall seed in this bracket has to be, hands down, costs. lack of affordability. in obamacare. >> look at that. we're filling out or brackets, the reasons why people are not signing up for the healthcare law. costs, the number one seed in this whole thing. we are going to be filling them out thanks to your e-mails and tweets, these other 15 slots. i will advance who i think will be -- issues i think will be the final four that ultimately the final reason why this thing is not being received well by the public. but, guy, generally, what are you finding out now about just angst over this versus what the administration says sweet reasons to join. >> i just want to say i remember, i think it was around this time last year, we had a conversation on the air about march madness in which i got the sense you're not exactly the dick vitale of fox news when it comes to enthusiasm for obamacare. >> that's been a year ago. i rapidly moved up the brackets. you don't want to get me s

joining me now, guy benson, fox news contributor and political editor at townhall.com., do you buy into this? who's saying this? >> hey, gretchen. i'm not sure if i'm buying into it. i don't have a horse in this race at all. i'll start by saying i can understand why some of the people within the party might see jeb bush as a promising option. he is a very capable guy, extremely smart, fluent in spanish, a successful two-term governor of a major state. he remains extremely popular in that state, and it just happens to be florida, which as we know, is a major battleground. so there are some things certainly going for jeb bush. but there are cross currents that would flow against this idea. there are a lot of people within the republican base who are distrustful of jeb bush. i think they're suspicion of his stance on immigration reform, education reform, common core, which he's a supporter of. and the bush brand, the bush name in politics. are americans and voters really prepared for yet another bush presidency? >> yeah, in fact, that article said a bush candidacy would te

benson hayvenhurst. dr. hayvenhurst discovered a 100% effective vaccine for the common cold. it because he's a majority shareholder in the kleenex company. well played, doctor. well played indeed. you son of a bitch. [ laughter ] as a baseball fan i am speechless because the 1927 yankees are here. lou gehrig, babe ruth, earle combs and mark koenig, members of the yankees' famed murderers' row. and right below them we have a row of actual murderers. jack the ripper, john wayne gacy, jeffrey dahmer and ted bundy. welcome, both rows of murderers. [ applause ] this next gentleman, and i have goosebumps that he's here, is bartholomew snyders of hanover. he is the heir, the heir to the snyders of hanover pretzel fortune. [ cheers and applause ] also, sitting near him, and this must be fairly awkward and tense, is his long-time rival and arch-nemesis, claus rold gold, the heir to the rold gold pretzel fortune. and not to make things even more uncomfortable, but sitting in between them is auntie anne of auntie anne's pretzels, who is currently sleeping with both of them. [ applause ]

you know, bill benson some of these different frameworks and mentalities and levels of confidence inthe institution and maybe we can do better with education policy. >> host: this is interesting. all the groups you identify actually do believe in an american dream in a way that not all americans do, which is interesting. did mormons really want to be part of that? >> guest: and it's happening. they were so persecuted. these are very highly persecuted groups. >> host: they may even exaggerate their belief in the system. they may have exaggerated police and how fair or meritocratic system is and yet there seems to be no doubt in part but necessary part of believing you can make it seems to be an important criteria in success of these groups. >> host: is interesting mormons want to be part -- and that romney wants to run for president at a time when the presidency seems to be a challenge. wanted to be sensing something other americans feel. >> host: run for president as joseph smith did it at the very beginning. one more thing about the same topic, which is site inquiry might want to as

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that may not be experts in music but they do appreciate the performances by the benson would we applaud the efforts of the performing members. so i think there might be this gradual paradigm shift that is happening. it might take a little bit more time but i think with the efforts of all the different groups in the society margin of the league's it will always be a spectator sport and it will always have the function of boosting the route. but he would become more entertaining than i think a more and more people would even if they don't join they would appreciate this activity ok and a lot of people including myself my beatles you upset by the fact that you know what it stands ready to attend high school that you have to know some difficulty in terms of attracting the oath of right members into the marching band program. and that given the fact that you are educational system has been consistently stressing the importance of a wall rounded education not just academically but also in terms of community involvement into some extracurricular activities and certainly marching band will be o

joining us now, lee benson, founder and ceo of etw which stands for execute to win and our guest hostmajor investor in the company. when i said that i'm an expert on the cloud and i'm going to grill you and -- that was not true. >> really, i was looking forward to it. being grilled on that. >> in fact, it will be good for me to be here. can you explain to me how this works and then everybody will understand. >> at execute to win, the primary issue we're addressing is this annual ritual of a painful performance evaluation process. almost everybody hates going through that. and along the way a few companies have tried to solve the problem and essentially in solving the problem, all they've done, it would be companies like workday and success factors, is automate what's already a broken process. now companies are spending millions of dollars every single year just throwing that money away on this broken process. >> who are the supervisors that have to write the performance or is it the people that have to go through it? >> what we hear all the time from employees is they think they're kn

c-span: you got miles benson here... >> guest: he's that one, yeah. c-span: ...and bob jackson... >> guest: right. they're from the los angeles times. c-span: ... probably from the la times... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...and josh darsen over at the far right. >> guest: uh-huh, that's from... (unintelligible). c-span: then on the next page over, a man who is no longer with us, doug kiker... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...there on the left, and do you know the gentleman on the right? >> guest: no. i've tried to find out who he was. i sent the picture to a lot of people, and i'm--i'm sure i'll now find out, after it gets this exposure, but i didn't know at the time. c-span: and who's this man? >> guest: this is... c-span: norman mailer. >> guest: ...norman mailer. i'm sorry. c-span: it's easier for me; i--i can read it. >> guest: but you can see the headline that he's reading. well, he came do--and he's doing his research here, but he was--you know, this was the show to see. this was--you--you had to come, if you could, and be part of the--of the watergate hear

[applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome guide benson, senior political editor at politico.como begin this morning with a public service announcement for the young women in the audience here at cpac. thatite of media reports he is about to be back on the market for the first time in years, we urge you to stay away from congressman alan grayson. [laughter] charms are no doubt difficult to resist. but it really is for the best. and for your own safety. [laughter] allegedly. on a related note, i heard a rumor that grayson is just one ugly outburst away from automatically qualifying for his very own weekend show on msnbc. and i am not even talking about "lockup." working title, "50 shades of grey seven." quite friendly, i am not sure if there are tens of viewers prepared for that. rumorurce of this whole was harry reid so it is probably complete bs. are you guys lightly fired up by senator cruz? [applause] very good. has livedeaker, through an eventful five years. he was the republican's point man in exposing the faulty math and bogus promises of obamacare, a left-wing attack ad de

we are so excite odd have lucy hale, ashley benson, troian bellisario, shay mitchell and sasha pieterse've been good to us in the years coming on the show and sharing your stories with us. how excited are you? you can tell by the people outside, they're excited about the season finale. are you ready to share with folks? >> oh, it's about time. >> i think we definitely are. >> yeah. >> yes. it's a big episode. >> we like a lot of secrets and answers, so i think we're all satisfied. i think the fans are especially going to be extremely happy. >> well, we're extremely happy because you gave us a little sneak peek so we're going to show a little bit of the season finale of "pretty little liars." here it is. >> i think your mom is the one who stole the key. >> you think she is? >> you don't seem surprised. >> it's complicated. >> complicated. that's a word to use here. i knew you weren't dead. i'm just going to come clean there. sasha. >> i'm glad. >> we are too. i heard that in the finale that you really got emotional. it was an emotional time for you. >> i think we all did. >> yeah. >> but

. >>> mcdonald's cfo pete benson says they are -- global sales will affect earnings in the first quarter0.6%, they said strong performance in the uk, positive results in france. apmea, weakness in japan and to a lesser extent, the shift of timing in the chinese new year. the u.s. they say it's a challenging industry dynamic and also the severe winter weather affected things. >>> the white house says russia appears to step further on to their door step. nbc's jim maceda joins us with more from moscow. jim? >> reporter: we're six days away from the referendum to take place on crimea. with international monitors still prevented from entering the peninsula over the weekend for a third time, they were pushed back, also the fact now that there's absolutely no nonrussian media on the airwaves. it's all been removed. there's no reason to doubt the final result of that vote will be anything but a secession from ukraine. overnight there was another military hospital and a ukrainian missile base that were taken over. talking about 20 to 30,000 russian forces now. i mean, that's two to three divisio

it is not with people being exempted government is just going to be mark benson for people who have insurance. when you do something like this you bring in a population that has a measure of health care putting them to completely in the system, most of those folks either chose not to do it or did not have the means to do it. people in the system are going to pay more get a little bit less than they have gotten in the past. host: i want to ask you about speaker john banner, he had an interview last week with his local paper. he talked about his confidence and being reelected speaker again -- guest: i think that is true. many of the caucus are new, many of them are learning the process. john boehner is a concert of his of ideas never voted for a tax increase, he is resigned it over more budget cuts been a any other speaker of the house in modern history. the only leads one third of one half of the federal government. we do not have the senate, we do not have the presidency. i think given the limitation that he has he has done a good job. i think members understand that. i understand the frustra

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here now to weigh in to tell us someone who has been watching over the years guy benson town hall.comus this morning. >> hi, tucker. good to be here. >> this is something that has bothered me a lot of years. the president spent a lot of time at the koch and where and lifetime of public service wind up rich. >> that's a very good question. he says it's through you real estate investments. he has been a very very savvy investor, evidently. and you pointed this out when he entered public service his net worth 1 pulp 5 million. it's now 10 million. that is a major windfall while engaging in so-called public service and being a powerful senator, i guess can be pretty good for your bottom line. >> while we are talking about money. you say there is a little bit of sketchiness in this because in 2013, harry reid gave $17,000 for holiday gifts, supposedly, to his granddaughter and then gifts for supporters. in 2012. $14,000 totaling that $31,000. and you say there is some disguising in there that's a little sketchy? >> yeah. so, i mean there is no proof yet that harry reid broke any sort of ru