. ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. on president trump's nominee expected next week.te je is scheduled to vote monday on neil gorsuch with republicans now planning for a full senate vote by the end of the week before lawmakers leave for a two-week easter recess and as democratic opposition to gorsuch continues to mount and the threat of a filibuster continues to grow, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vowed this week that he will be confirmed one way or another. >> we are going to get judge gorsuch confirmed. they'll be an opportunity for the democrats to invoke closure, we will see where that ends. it'll be really up to them how the process to confirm judge gorsuch goes forward. paul: joining the panel this week wall street journal panelist and deputy editor dan, washington columnist kim and editorial board member collin levy. only two democratic senators say they'll vote for gorsuch, and most of the rest of the democrats not all declared but the vote count against him is mounting. what's the democratic strategy h

that was a naÏve mistake. >> paul: let's step back a bit.oking at the first days of trump for policy, are we seeing the emergence of what you call, for lack of a better word, a normal republican administration on foreign policy? what a contrast to what he ran on. >> i don't think that's unfair. i think it awaits true. if i were speaking for the ministration, which i'm not, here's what i would say. the trump administration is going to be what's for in the american interests. the american interest is not only to stop acts of terrorism inside our borders. the american interest is stricken eyes their threats overseas that are maturing that we have to deal with in advance. i think that is very much what he has done in terms of syria. very much what he has done in afghanistan. among other things, those 2x this week, they begin to reestablish the capability of strategic deterrence which they used to have. that is vital for american interests. you want to see a sense of all and your enemies and allies as well. >> paul: cliff, thank you for being her

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paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. another north korea in the making?t was secretary of state rex tillerson wednesday announcing that the trump administration will conduct a comprehensive review of its policy toward iran. warning that leaving the countrt unchecd uld lead to eater threats around the world. john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor. ambassador, welcome back to the program. >> glad to be with you. paul: so as i look at the first few weeks of the trump administration foreign policy, it looks like there's a really concerted focus on what i would call the countries that use or are trying to get weapons of mass destruction. syria, you saw the chemical response. destr north korea, you've seen a real concerted effort to contain that. and now iran. is that a fair summary of where they're putting they are emphasis? >> no, i think that's accurate, and i think that reflects where the president himself is deeply concerned about the proliferation of nuclear weapons. and as you mentioned in the case of t

paul george with a huge three-pointer, and it's 109-108. 29 for paul george. >> mark: recognizing score and time. comes off the screen, outstanding screen set by teague. george elevates. na that's a big-time shot, giving his team a chance with the basketball to steal game one. >> jeff: i'll say this. every coach has a different philosophy. one's not better than the other. i think to play without the timeout in that situation gives paul george a better chance than cleveland being able to sub defensive players, tell their team that they have a foul to give and organize themselves. >> mike: pacers are now out of timeouts, obviously have to get the ball inbounds. cannot afford any problems there. meanwhile, cleveland has a foul to give. >> mark: if i'm the pacers in this situation, i want to take the first best shot. i don't want to rush things but i want to put the ball in the hands of paul george and allow him to make a decision. if you have a quality look, shoot the basketball and we'll get it done defensively. >> jeff: they had trouble getting the ball in on the last possession, mike, a

you like paul ryan, right? >> yes, i like paul.eth on capitol hill, i worked with him. bill clinton was president then and newt gingrich got 70% of the legislation through. paul needs to go back to his roots. he needs to go back to the grassroots. united we standing, divide we fall. we have a republican congress and republican congress. why can't we get our act together. charles: even john boehner had a 36% approval rating. >> nobody in their what today likes anything going on in washington. so if you are paul ryan you start off with no democrats saying they like the job you are doing. then and lot of republicans say i don't like anything that's happening in d.c. it's fascinating that you had paul ryan and donald trump standing arm in arm on the healthcare bill that failed. the republican conference in the house, there are a lot of members who feel it unless their interest to stand up and take shots at paul ryan. >> that's not good for our party. >> i think it's a big problem and why you will see congress struggle. they have a budg

it sounds to me like those people giving evidence, particularly paul dymond and paul tucker, were misleadingd i think we need to summon them back before parliament to explain why it is they appear to have misled mps. it is extremely serious. paul tucker said he never misled parliament stands by everything he said previously. mervyn king says his evidence was clear and he stands by it and that there is a world of difference between dysfunctional markets and criminal behaviour. paul tucker didn't respond to our questions. but panorama has discovered evidence that the bank of england was involved in libor rigging even earlier. we found a confidential us department ofjustice document that shows paul tucker began pressuring barclays to lower its libor rates from the first of september, 2007. so, you've now got two pieces of evidence, one from 2008, september, 2007, a year before, clear evidence that the bank of england was pressuring barclays to lower libor. it shows it is part of a more systematic and ongoing attempt by the bank of england to put pressure on barclays. but the trials of the barcl

paul: it developed again.ep investigating testing and failing and lsd was the same kind of thing. a toxin developed as a signatory drug. he rides his bicycle home and he's tripping out. this is an illegal drug but it's being used now and ecstasy as well. people are very stressed out, there may be situations where it's beneficial. john: thank you sub tree. good luck with further experiments on oxytocin. failure you can learn from. this one unique organization never learns. it tries and tries again but does learn from its own mistakes and keeps doing the same stupid thing. over and over. that's next. john: entrepreneurs try and try again because they have to. you invest your own money in there something wrong with a product you have to make an adjustment right away or you lose everything you have invested. there's nothing like risking your own money to focus the mind. icon trust one organization has all kinds of ideas or what they say are good ideas and they kee. these experiments fail again and again but they d

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chris paul losing the ball, tied up. jump ball. and joe ingles there as the antagonist playing great defense. >> hubie: just keep an eye on it here right now. they switch off. as they switch off, unfortunately, chris was trying to comb back with a dribble and a cross over. >> mark: think he might have been arguing with danny crawford it should have been a kicked ball. >> hubie: well, you have to get your cup. the guys in green, you tap the ball in the cup. >> mark: chris paul getting up and dhageing. crawford couldn't get a handle. and george hill astutely called time-out with the ball. 2:03 to go, the jazz win their first playoff series since 2010. >> hubie: you look at that chris paul. is that amazing? he just joout-jumps a 6'8" guy. . awesome... i'm glad you showed up. in my life! i think i'm about to cry... you better not. every single time i... get down! you always have... my back! my back! it's really hard to describe. it's like... all these tiny little... things? yes. yes. things! are actually... friendship. ♪ >> mark: a big

i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. let's get to the trade day in japan with the country ending the first quarter with stronger imports and exports. there were surprises all around and ask a good news for shinzo abe. brian: yes here in this finishes the fiscal year for japan and japan finishes with a surplus for the first time in six years and and's in a positive note, a note that was surprising in a in a positiveends note, and know that was surprising in a variety of ways. there is some question about whether it will be sustainable. but definitely ablest way to start the new fiscal year. we are seeing on impact on the stock market today to that effect. rishaad: the question has to be asked. is this trade performance a one-off? is a sustainable? what are the political toing and froing? brian: there are different areas to look at. first of all, there's currencies. we saw the yen starting to strengthen at the end of march. depending on where they dollar-yen goes from here, that could weigh on exports in the second half of

paul: it developed again. lsd was the same kind of thing. a toxin developed as a signatory drug. he rides his bicycle home and he's tripping out. this is an illegal drug but it's being used now and ecstasy as well. people are very stressed out, there may be situations where it's beneficial. john: thank you sub tree. good luck with further experiments on oxytocin. failure you can learn from. this one unique organization never learns. it tries and tries again but does learn from its own mistakes and keeps doing the same stupid thing. over and over. that's next. john: entrepreneurs try and try again because they have to. you invest your own money in there something wrong with a product you have to make an adjustment right away or you lose everything you have invested. there's nothing like risking your own money to focus the mind. icon trust one organization has all kinds of ideas or what they say are good ideas and they kee. these experiments fail again and again but they don't stop the experiment. they keep spen

paul, maybe you can talk to this.at is another one of the -- of the implications of all of this. if you only need a majority vote. not only on the supreme court, but also beyond which i would add was harry reid is doing. >> we got to take a quick break. stick around, we're going to be right back. a lot more to talk about. not just this senate debate. using the nuclear option to get neil gorsuch on the bench breaking news. devin nunes stepping aside from the russian investigation. we'll be right back. ) they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service. right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by mail, on four select tires. ♪ does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> looking at the house minority leader chuck schumer. speaking on the floor. this is beginning of senate floor debate over judge neil gorsuch to

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so to speak. >> 2:00 for dustin paul. >> the person who visits paul the most is the woman who helpedse him. his grandmother sheila. >> i'm sure you hear this from every grandmother, but he is a real good-hearted kind person and never was in trouble his whole life. never even got in a fight in school. but i think basically there was a substance abuse periodically through the years. that's what caused this behavior. >> me and my grandmother are really close. she's like a second mom to me, basically. my grandmother. >> we've always been very close. very close. >> though his grandmother has arrived in person to visit -- >> there he is. hey, dusty. >> even at the jail visitation is conducted through a video link between the housing unit and a visitor center. >> so here's the news of the week. right after i left for a few hours i started choking really hard, like i couldn't breathe. so i went to emergency, and i was there for four days. >> hmm. >> so they diagnosed me with pneumonia, copd, congestive heart failure. >> really? >> yeah. they're going to monitor me real closely. >> that is no

and so, i would like to see paul ryan meeting with the house freedom caucus and with rand paul and ted other conservatives, because the issues that are important, i've got to disagree with kate on something -- or with margaret, i'm sorry -- that these are not issues that it's only republicans care strongly about. this bill that they brought forward did not lower premiums, did not lower deductibles, did not lower the price of prescription drug coverage, it did not allow insurance across state lines, the purchase of insurance across state lines. that's not an ideology theme. those are very real issues that affect normal people, everyday people, and that's what people hear about, why republicans didn't do that is beyond me. they really squandered an opportunity here. >> go ahead, margaret, respond. >> let me just push back on that. look, first of all, i don't belittle this by saying it's ideologically motivated. i actually believe what the right and conservative movement wants to do, that they want to create a more market-based health care environment that they want to make it more compet

>> i'm talking about paul ryan. >> now he's talking about paul ryan.resting dynamic because one of the questions at the 100 day marks is can republicans govern. republican speaker, majority lead, republican president. but you still have what we saw in the campaign. the trump voters, some of them new republicans, but the trump voters who sent donald trump here, they dislike is a polite word for how they feel about the republican congressional leadership. mitch mcconnell gets a higher grade because he got gorsuch through. that gives trump a foil that a lot of trump voters, even if these are things that are in part the president at fall, like the obamacare repeal, they say it's the house, it's paul ryan, it's those republicans, not our republican. >> you saw that fight sort of play out at breitbart, who paul ryan was and whether or not he was the enemy of donald trump, whether or not reince priebus was really in trump's corner in the white house. one of the things we're also seeing is that voters didn't vote for paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. they voted fo

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it was mostly given to paul ryan.ou: that's what half of the conference is doing instead of saying paul ryan, grow up, be a leader or get the hell out of the way. >> the trump populist conservative agenda is what's popular in the country. it's not libertarian. libertarianism did not win the election on november 8. that's not what won. that's not to cast aspersions on libertarians. but they had their people and they didn't win. repeal and replace, the border wall. you have got to stay true to what your principles are and i hope there are some real progress tonight. but i have concerns on what i'm hearing so far. lou: they have a man in the white house who showed them how to win. now they have to listen to him. be sure to vote in our follow tonight. should the f.b.i. open a criminal investigation against the former nsa you and rice? like me on lou dobbs, follow me on instagram@"lou dobbs tonight." volume on the big bored 3.2 billion shares and the trade deficit dropping 10% in the month of february. guess what, fewer im

8050 peter and paul meet at antiok. see the progress being made by paul's mission. >> my brother. >> when peter and paul meet, they have a fierce talk. >> you're happy to sit with gentiles. >> paul's big idea is the jesus movement should be open to people who are both jews and gentiles. >> peter disagrees with paul. >> i see you say nothing to anyone. >> you're a hypocrite. >> it's a bust. they part ways and never meet again. >> go. >> after the argument between peter and paul, peter vanishes from the pages of the new testament. this is the last we hear of him. >> according to catholic tradition, at some point in the '50s peter went to rome and evangelized there. >> let us pray. >> to examine the christian tradition that places peter in the eternal city, he has come to sebastian, central rome. >> i'm in a particular part right now. and used to be called the memorial of apostal. that was an ancient basilica and alongside one part of the basilica there was a dining hall where people would do feasts for dead ancestors on p

paul?first i would sit back and think about it and if they ever get their street lights on i would consider they might get threat. they can't get their street lights on yet so i think this building up of an enemy is something we have been doing for 30 or 40 years. we always have to have one and we certainly have a lot of things to worry about against saddam hussein. all turned out to be lies so i would say the first thing why provoke them? y. go over there and poke them in the eye looking for trouble? here's a hint that china has suggested that if they relieve a little bit of sanctions they would help us out, china would help us out with korea if all we did was quit the military exercises. why do you have to have a military exercise? are we so insecure that we have to put a naval flotilla over there and say don't move or we are going to blast you to kingdom come? that is to me just war mongering and unnecessary. yes we should he concerned that we were concerned that bit about russia. kenned

paul, great to see you.y big breaking news happening today, with regard to the president's former national security adviser michael flynn. now coming out of democrats in the house they released this information that michael flynn, there's paperwork that says he was warned not -- warned not to accept foreign pages upon retirement from the military and the evidence that they see right now shows that he did just that. how much trouble does this put him in? >> well, we don't know all of the facts, but this is -- this would have to do with his intent and whether he had knowledge that maybe he was violating the law and he had been warned about it. ignorance of the law is no excuse, but if you have been explicitly warned that to do this is improper, that puts flynn in a very difficult position. so i've got to see more details to really evaluate it, but it's not good news for general flynn. >> from your work at the state department, how does this play into -- it's not like this meeting or event he went to was integr

a spokesman for paul manafort called the a.p.ry misleading and incorrect and issued a statement that reads, mr. manafort's work in ukraine was legal. chad day is an investigative story. chad, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: bottom line, what are we sure of here? >> what we're sure of, we have been arm to confirm two payments that came from this ledger, the black ledger in ukraine, which allegedly details this kind of secret fund that was maintained by a political party there that paul manafort worked for. what we have determined is two payments totalling more than $1.2 million ended up with paul manafort's firm here in the united states. >> shepard: there's more money involving paul manafort and ukraine, right? >> well, so that's the thing. at this point there's still some questions that we need to have answered about this ledger. mr. manafort worked for years in the ukraine as a political consultant. as this ledger detailed millions of dollars and at this point we have not confirmed the payments. >> his family he

>> yeah, i think paul -- paul is, uh -- is totally in charge. >> paul is totally in charge. >> paul manafort an amazing job. he's here someplace. where's paul? [ applause ] paul manafort. oh, good, you made it. >> seth: "oh, good, you made it. how was russia? i mean, rush-hour-traffic?" [ laughter ] and then there's trump's friend and confidant, roger stone, who has kept in touch with trump during trump's presidency. stone was also a guest at the inauguration where he wore this outfit. you know, how you dress to close an orphanage. [ laughter ] stone admitted recently that he had contact with the russian hacker accused of hacking the democrats but tried to cast the conversation as an innocuous brief exchange. "only a few direct messages that were so brief and banal i had forgotten it. to collude, i would have had to written him before. we would need a time machine to collude." dude, are you sure you don't have one? [ light laughter ] you look like an alternate timeline where abe lincoln was a coke dealer. [ laughter ] a republican coke dealer. "just give me $60, and then i'll give your coke

makes paul revere is destined for the job i want them to be the more - >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> she can come to the front and use the mike up here. >> i just want to say that our assistant principal ms. scott me and my friends want to stay for the assistant principal and this is one of my friends and one of my friends is already there . >> (clapping.) >> thank you ladies. >> thank you this is my fit speaking good evening. i'm scarlett been here for thirty years and. >> (clapping.) >> thank you and in the thirty years i've been there the student advisor/liaison nurse nurse nurse i keep on coming back our kids need people they trust people that care for them i'm one of the people and as you may know you, you know your school has been through changes when people mentioned paul revere oh, you work at that school once i'm proud to work added paul revere i had students that went there whose children are going there i'm here tonight we've been through so many changes and challenges with our assistant principal she and i work together and make things happen and i need her to be there

>> i think that problem is that paul had a failed strategy on the health care bill.e moderates, and left the conservatives out of the room. that meant that bill failed. right before break. it has been put back on track. we wrote a memo to everyone saying, moderates and conservatives get in a room together, work out your differences, come up with an amendment to fix the plays and the ryan bill. they have done that conservatives are coming on board. i think that moderates will as well. david: mm-hmm. >> that will let him get back on track to get this out of the hughes. david: yeah, capri. one of the other things, other criticism of ball paul ryan, beam believing he felt he could get democratting on board is was clear that democrats were operating as a solid block against anything that trump administration was afilliated with. >> i think that is a poor calculus, as senate minority lead near ohio for a number of years, i myself of responsible trying to whip up votes to keep the lights on for budget bills in ohio, i don't envy paul ryan's circumstances. david, of course,

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senator rand paul is here. and the strikes occurred the same day that he met with chinese president xi after campaigning bigly against china. did the timing send a message about north korea? >>> plus to override a filibuster and confirm neil gorsuch to the supreme court, the g.o.p. changed the rules. did the democrats lose a much bigger fight? i'll ask former senator allen simpson. >>> and after reports that fox paid out at least $13 million to female employees accusing bill o'reilly of harassment, advertisers are fleeing the show. is this justice or censorship? first, the president is mostly receiving praise from both sides of the ail for the tomahawk missile strike on syria in response to bashar al assad's sarin gas attack on children. i'm not against it. it's harder for me to say that i'm for it. how could you be against the idea of seeking retribution after seeing those horrific pictures of kids who were gassed to death? i just want to make sure that we're really going after the evil doers this time, that w

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paul ryan about to speak and waiting to see what he says. paul ryan is a guy that likes tax cuts. let's establish that first and foremost, however, he's the guy that will have to get the biggest tax cut in the history of mankind through the house of raptives. what what's the challenge? wait, let's hear from him. >> good morning. since president trump took office this congress has sent 29 bills to his desk. that is the most for a president's first hundred days in office since 1949. nearly half of these measures are measures to take excessive regulations off the book so we can grow this economy. after years of workers and industries bracing for the next regulatory onslaught, all of the unpredictability that has been coming with that, we are providing relief for energy jobs, for small businesses and retirees. it has been an estimated that the steps we have taken with this administration will save families and businesses more than $67 billion. that is real relief and that promotes real economic growth. we've been trying to cut red tape for years and now it's finally happening at recor

senator paul, thanks so much for being with us. interesting times. like everyone else pretty much agrees that atrocities that occurred in syria are to be condemned. but you take a different tack. you believe the president's answers are wrong. tell us why. >> we just spent a lengthy week approving justice gorsuch. what a lot of republicans like about limb is he adhere to the law, i am the same way as a legislator. we should look to our founding favorites. they said that the power to declare war resides in the legislature explicitly. they did not give it to the executive. when we go to war, the president should come to us and ask our permission. he's essentially asking for permission from the people to go to war. judge jeanine: i don't think there is anyone who would disagree with you. but the question is, did we go to war with the cruise missiles on those chemical weapons or was it a one-off that was necessary and if there is to be further action it might be necessary to get congressional approval. >> the thing is, we don't know what is in the minds o

paul, let me go to you.imilar to the whole ghostbusters thing, and that i had no problem with the ghostbusters being women, it didn't ruin my child hood or anything like that, i didn't think the movie was all that good. have the same really talented actresses, give them their own franchise. >> this is the most serious comic book discussion i've ever been a part of. i am all for more diversity within comics, it's great, i have three daredevil comics from the 1980s i'd be happy to sell you. >> we had a comic book discussion with a girl around. >> andy: coming up, "halftime"" with some dude. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ >> andy: welcome back, time to find a

breaking news -- paul ryan is giving a news conference today, speaking about health care. they will introduce an amendment to the health care act and the committee will meet to day to bring them closer to the goal of repealing obama care and replacing with something better. called thent will be palmer-schweikert amendment and is a high risk pool environment creating a new risksharing fund for seriously ill. let's get back to that news conference. i actually think the divide is narrowing quite quickly. what this idea represents is a goal that everyone from the freedom caucus to every other group that is represented here we lowerg -- how do premiums, how do we lower premiums and continue the protections for people with pre-existing conditions. iss idea does that so this one of those ideas that narrows differences and brings people closer to consensus. there are other ideas we still working on and talking about, trying to build consensus on, to continue to do just that, lower premiums further, give states more flexibility so they can address the needs of their insurance marke

. >> nikki: paul! >> paul: [ sighs ] >> nikki: oh, my god. what is it? is it victor? one of my kids? >> paul: it's nothing like that. >> nikki: well, obviously something is horribly wrong for you to show up like this. you are the chief of police, you know. >> paul: nikki, when are you expecting victor? >> nikki: i don't know. um, soon for dinner. will you please tell me why you're here? >> paul: i got some information tonight about adam's death, and before it goes public, i thought you would want to know. >> nikki: adam? that was months ago. >> paul: nikki... we have reason to believe that someone killed him. >> nikki: what?

alix: paul richards still with us.oing to be like over the next several days and on monday? paul: yesterday, i think the markets walked in with your on vacation, and they forgot about french. -- about france. instead, they focused on north korea. they realized that there was a french election in five days. the great fear -- you can pretty much guarantee that you have le pen in one spot. next toan put macron her, i think we see a good outlook for the markets over the next five days. however, we are going to continue to watch the polls become tighter and tighter. the market situation we have right now is likely what we will see going into the weekend. if you take our view, it will be le pen versus either fillon or macron. you will then see the markets rally, because then they will win. david: as an investor, do you sideline until monday? argue think you can really try to make some money? paul: i think as an investor, you will try to be more conservative and avoid that gamble. some will take the risk of sunday. day, i wil

around a.d.50, peter and paul meet.y meet there because peter has come from jerusalem to see the progress being made by paul's mission. >> brother. >> when peter and paul meet innen antioch, they have a fierce route. >> this is an argument about how jewish you need to be in the jesus movement. paul's big idea is that the jesus movement should be open to jews ask gentiles. >> we were jews by birth. >> peter disagrees with paul. >> you say nothing to anyone. >> you're a hypocrite. >> it's a bust. >> this is the last we hear of him. >> according to catholic tradition, at some point in the '50s, he went to rome and evangelized there. >> to examine the christian tradition that places peter in the eternal city, he has come to the catacombs. >> i'm in a particular part of the catacombs right now. and it used to be an ancient basilica. there was a dining hall where people would come and do feasts for their dead ancestors on particular days. they started also coming on the feast day associated with peter and scratch things into

ron paul got me interested. >> i came across ron paul. >> ron paul. >> youtube videos on friedman.n: where did you find them? >> i typed it in the search box, and milton friedman came up and i've been hooked. >> i heard about libertarian from you, on fox news. >> my economics and government teacher in high school played your public choice video. these are not the kind of ideas showing up in textbooks that are written nowadays. >> i'm originally from russia, and moving to the united states, i saw that there is such thing as liberty. john: right! the young people sure know more about liberty and life than i did when i was their age. that's good news, that's our show. from the students for liberty conference, see you next week for another new episode in our new time slot, friday on fbn. good night! >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than t

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