. >> gagnon is her puppet carrying out her orders?'s been her puppet from the beginning. >> what did you think? >> i don't know. scared to death. >> in cahoots with your girlfriend, bambi, that's the theory, correct? >> i guess so. >> both rick and bambi said the prosecutor had it all wrong. they insisted they would never do anything to harm diane or charlie and bambi downplayed the feud over the land. >> she wants the land. that this is most ludicrous thing ever. it was given to me by my daddy to begin with, even if it was in mama's name, if i wanted the land back all i had to do was tell mama that. >> also absurd, she said, was the allegation she'd killed her parents over disagreements about how to raise her boys. >> who does not have disagreements ever with their mother or their father? me and mama didn't always agree on the upbringing of cody and na. but that doesn't mean i will kill my mama because we don't agree. that is ridiculous! >> but by now, even some of bambi's family believed she was responsible for her parents' murders,

gagnon might go free.sed. once again, rick was out of luck but not hope. >> it was the first piece of good news i had had in a long time. i was excited to see what god was getting ready to do. >> there were developments? >> yes, sir. >> mainly the arrival of a new inmate. >> i was in the chapel at the time, my job assignment. he was brought into the chapel. >> one day the man opened up and stunned rick. he said he had known a guy in jail names, wait for it. robert mullins, the very same who testified against rick. the man then said mullins shared a secret. he had lied about rick's involvement in the murders. >> i already knew it but to hear somebody else say it -- >> that mullins had lied. >> yes. >> kind of proud what he was able to >> now, this snitch on snitch story had the appeals judge's attention. >> the judge had to make a determination that the result of the trial would probably have been different -- >> because mullins story was that important in getting the conviction? >> right. >> the judge vaca

the thing i wanted to say especially since i'm here at the peterson institute where joe gagnon does a lot of great work, i definitely agree the china shock is over from a perspective of the kind of import penetration lines that the they showed but china holds large reserves and the work shows -- i've talked to joe about it -- simply holding, you know, trillions in reserves does put upward pressure on the dollar. i think it's probably de minimis relative to some of the more direct interventions but i wouldn't write it off. and while donald trump is wrong when he talks about china currency manipulation, as i'll show in a second from a slide of jay's, that thing still goes on. and most notably by the way and the most important thing is our adh effects what you just heard. and adh are very clear in making the political connection between this unique moment and so-and-so. i'm going to stop in a second. elites have been cavalier about the costs of trade. i said that. let me just do this and then i'll stop. give me another minute if you would. my policy points were largely made by david. and