but mike clayton added not until tax season is over. one of theheegion's leading ethanol producers held its annual meeting, tonight. employees and board members of siouxland ethanol gathered at the marina inn in south sioux year. siouxland ethanol is based in jackson, nebraska. the company introduced new interim prprident, nick bowdish, back in deceer. bowdish is proud of the progress that has been made in just the last 60 days. "we've found opportunities to lower our cost structure, to get more efficient, get more gallons out of a bushel of corn and so many other things," said nick bowdish, interim president, siouxland ethanol. "for me, it's all about being an efficient producer of a fuel and of an octane that the world needs." in 2015, ethanol bio- refineries in 29 states produced a record 14.7 billion gallons of high-octane renewable fuel. the vast majority of which is in iowa. (sheila) the hard rock hotel and casino receiveded big rating from tripe-a. the facility has earned a four diamond rating. a triple-a representativ e says the

i noticed that night, clayton, that nancy of often in a hallway, a darkened hallway whispering furtively with mikestory in the newspapers was that john sears, former nixon aide, of going to run the presidential campaign which was imminent. and that one of the prerequisites was that michael dever would be fired. >> wow. >> here was dever with nancy, and you know, when people think of nancy, they often say she was the doorway out if you were disloyal or incompetent. she would stand up to you and get rid of you. she was also the doorway in, as michael dever learned and others. >> i wanted to ask you about the "washington post" obit. i want to read this and get your reaction. it says, "nancy reagan has an undeniable mat for inviting controversy. there were her extravagant spending habits at a time of double-digit unemployment, a chaotic relationship with her children and stepchildren that would rival a soap opera plot. and the jawdropping news that she insist the white house abide by her astronomer's suggestion when planning the schedule." >> i'm gla the "washington post" showed its true colors. what'