mulder was suffering from a conflict of interest.der represented darlie, he had a continuing duty to protect darin. >> i was in the room when mulder and darin had that conversation. darin had said, you know, well, i don't want them going after me, because i didn't do anything. and mulder said, well, you didn't do anything, i don't see any reason to go after you. and that was that. >> be very difficult to point a finger at darin, when the person on trial said my husband's not involved. >> at that time, that was just absurd to me. it was, i didn't even want to hear anything like that. >> what you didn't really hear about at the time was the life insurance on darlie. of which darin was the beneficiary. it was $250,000. >> this insurance policy raised questions, even with one of darin's own family members. >> this is my nephew. i don't know if darin was involved. i know that that is a big question. everybody has their answer to that. in my heart, i say no. in my head, i have a few questions. >> to answer those questions, sandy contacted

it just looks like something that mulder or scully would look at. i'm just saying. ira: we have been talking about 18 months. you've heard others say is not a commitment. not: i'm not -- ira: i'm committed to hiking. but they have said it. what is the use of things like thatt plot and the fact other members said they are going to that? tom: i know you're going to julie. julie: i want to start with the bond market. we have seen a loss in the bond market as well. it is important to point out the move in currencies and rates. you have alluded to it, but i want to put a fine point on it. here you are saying they have it all together. there we have it. as you can see on your screen. the movement up in race premarket, going up to 2.09% on the 10 year. 2.06% beforeout the statement. it is back on the increase. wellathleen mentioned as that the two-year is also seeing an upward move in rates. the dollarement in versus the euro in particular, the euro really going down here, falling by about .8%. 1.095, the euro per dollar here. stocks, a round-trip to indeed we are seeing s

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