terry turchie and jim freeman were going to lunch and they took it to terry turchie and he said we need to talk about this so he canceled his meeting with jim, gave a lame excuse he couldn't go with him and we went to lunch together with that document. as we were having lunch and reading the document, who walks in but jim freeman? [laughter] oh no, you know. so anyway, everyone got real excited about it. our task force you have to understand relates to a question you asked before. we had come off of the compelling suspect that jim had determined could not be the unabomber. the task force members, a lot of them believed sincerely that it was. they worked hard, long, exhausting hours and we said we need to give them a break before we start on this again. we do a little reconnaissance, talk to jim's secretary, jim is gone for the afternoon. won't be back. terry said perfect. i can't withhold it from him so i will take it in and lay it on his desk with a little yellow flynn on it and say we need to talk about this monday morning and we go downstairs to the cafeteria at have a cup of coffee

jim freeman was the special agent in charge of the multi-agency una bomb investigation and over saw strategic management. began as a special agent with the fbi in 1964. following the unabomber investigation he retired from the fbi in 1996 and joined charles schwab and recently retired as senior v.p. as global security. >> max knoll served as investigator on the unabomber task force. ultimately concentrating on montana. served as an agent for 30 years and worked on numerous high profile investigations. the patty hurst kidnapping and the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. >> directed the task force between 1994 and 1998 on an operational level. he became inspector and led the task force in the hunt for olympic bomber rudolf. in 1999 named deputy assistant in the new counter terrorism division of the fbi and traveled extensively overseas, i should note in the book. jim writes that terry is the only fbi agent that he knows who got into a fight with a russian spy, when he wrestled a kgb agent to the ground on a brooklyn subway platform in 1986. so please welcome our panel. [applause] >> jim, let's star

and jim freeman with the interview said you sound like elizabeth warren and he said, yep. i do. sometimes the socialists and the free market guys get it right because we hate free market guys. i hate cronyism, government bailouts and let nature take its course. >> let's focus on the right problem and the right resolution if i can use the phrase here. larry, susan, thank you. hopefully this shines a light on the problem as it still exists. dow soaring today regardless of this. did pretty well. blue chips, ibm, coca-cola and mcdonald's hit hard. >> she's absolutely right. >> it's a great point. can anything be done to save those struggling iconic brands? that's coming up next. . then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ >>> being trouble for big brands. ibm, coke and mcdonald's, coke on pace for the worst day in years. look at t

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jim: second and five. fitzpatrick. able to dodge the traffic and take off for the first down marker. it will be close. looks like they'll give him the spot for the first. freemanfitzpatrick said he's run more in his first five games than he has in his career. it's not that he's just running but picking up cards. you see it so many times he just misses getting really clocked. just gets under the tackles. i wouldn't challenge that. it's got to be -- when you remark the football it's got to be a blatant mistake before they move it. jim: still would have been third and short if they won the challenge. they're on first down. that play stopped by kerr, no gain for foster. phil: interesting here, i'm curious to see what the colt's defense does. excuse me, three wide receivers by the texans. will they blitz? i say yes. jim: a game that was 24-0, indianapolis, after one. now the texans have a chance to drive and take the lead here in this battle for first place in the a.f.c. south. fitzpatrick has the time he needs. he's got johnson for another first down. phil: that time they picked it up. fitzpatrick had a big pocket where he had time to throw. nobody across the midd

jim: second and five. fitzpatrick. able to dodge the traffic and take off for the first down marker. it will be close. looks like they'll give him the spot for the first. freemanfitzpatrick said he's run more in his first five games than he has in his career. it's not that he's just running but picking up cards. you see it so many times he just misses getting really clocked. just gets under the tackles. i wouldn't challenge that. it's got to be -- when you remark the football it's got to be a blatant mistake before they move it. jim: still would have been third and short if they won the challenge. they're on first down. that play stopped by kerr, no gain for foster. phil: interesting here, i'm curious to see what the colt's defense does. excuse me, three wide receivers by the texans. will they blitz? i say yes. jim: a game that was 24-0, indianapolis, after one. now the texans have a chance to drive and take the lead here in this battle for first place in the a.f.c. south. fitzpatrick has the time he needs. he's got johnson for another first down. phil: that time they picked it up. fitzpatrick had a big pocket where he had time to throw. nobody across the midd