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. >> my name is randy lawrence. i inherited a baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny. but instead of being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to

so i'll turn the mic to randy. [applause] >> first of all, i just want to say i think this is a real privilege for me to be here today and a real honor that jane wanted me to be here and speak a little bit. well, i'm going to talk a little bit about the author instead of the book for just a little while. i'm sure most of you are aware of what jane has accomplished over the past decade, especially with the fight against the key stone xl pipeline are. i think we would all agree it has been truly remarkable, what she has done. [applause] and ill say that even -- and i would say that even her or harshest critics, like transcanada, would agree with me wholeheartedly on that. [laughter] what jane did, she start out with a small nucleus of people, and she built a coalition that would eventually become known around the world, basically. we had appropriators here from all over -- reporters here from all over europe and stuff at different times. the question is, how did jane really do this? i thought about this a lot. and i

so i didn't see randy as often.asn't really in the thick of it. >> reporter: he drank a lot. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: did you ever directly tray to stop him? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because i just don't think that works. it wasn't like others hadn't tried. it wasn't like he hadn't seen psychiatrists early on. nothing, nothing made a difference. >> reporter: as randy's life floundered, diane's career took off. >> you know how naÏve you sound? >> why? >> senators and presidents don't have men killed. >> reporter: you talk in the book about audition for "the godfather". you thought it was a waste of time. >> yes. >> reporter: i was not the type of woman to play an upper class woman. >> i don't understand what they were thinking. >> reporter: and then a string of films with woody allen, including "annie hall." as her family's archivist she combed through her brother's letters and journal entries. >> reporter: you made a movie called "reds." your brother writes you a letter. there are times in "reds", when i wanted

no, randy is not unique. he's like many rural americans. you kind of calm down the description of trump. [laughter] at the time i wrote this e-mail, i had no idea who she was. trans canada had been on me for at least a year coming here and a half and they were getting really pushy. i tried contacting elected officials in the government sent me back a pamphlet. i could see i was in trouble in iran on who nebraska to fight on the internet. i had no idea who i was as this e-mail to jane. it says my name is randy thompson and i'm from nebraska. i am seeking information concerning the proposed pipeline. our family owns property in barry county that would be affected by the proposed keystone pipeline. i've been a vocal opponent of the project and have now been threatened with property condemnation if we do not accept the proposal offered by transcanada. we received a letter this week to accept the offer under the power of eminent domain. i find it curious they can invoke the power of eminent domain when they don't

already randi the new hampshire primaries are said today what do you expect after the iowa. in how the race looks heading into the vote today i expect ray buckley up in new hampshire and the new hampshire democratic party to learn from what happened in iowa expected to be run very well as it always is and i expect that bernie sanders will win right so i kind of feel that that's going to be the case too because there's such a groundswell you know bernie was. looking like he had that heart attack he looked like he was running out of steam then they all see came out with a huge endorsement and his force and fortunes it just ticked up ever since then is tell us about that how important is she to his campaign and what will that mean going forward i think she's very important i think she's she's a wonderful figure in american politics certainly she threatened certain interest by what she discusses and and what she does in congress but you know bottom line no bernie was not seen as sympathetic you know because he's basically been repeating the same message for 40 years then he you

randy: you cannot just put a strategy in the vacuum.re doing now, that has been a pretty lucrative strategy throughout all of the last two to three years. but then a black swan event comes along like this. it is safe to say that this volatility spike was very rapid. it is likely to dissipate slower, but it will dissipate. as long as we have these negative days one after another, volatility will remain high, but those things won't go on forever. and the short term when you have high volatility, you have large, down days. soundss event that remotely positive about the coronavirus. let's say we have a quick, political stage trial on the vaccine and it comes out positive, the markets will rally on a note like that. if you are a short-term trader, you can take advantage. even if you are a long-term trader, if we have a couple of quarters of negative gdp, ultimately, it will be a buying opportunity, but not yet. alix: there are day trades you can be making echo randy: yes. alix: what is one you are looking at? randy: it comes down to -- the m

shot carolina and still a big shot in the democratic party in north carolina randy welcome back well thank you max all right but a judge i will caucus it's a fricken disaster i guess what are your thoughts. well a lot of people suspected this would happen we remember in 2016 there was an awful lot of argumentation between the hillary camp and the bernie camp about the coin flips and you know what the process was and they were supposed to going to make this more transparent by having 3 steps and filing through some program called shadow or whatever and everything got bogged down so big disappointment why does and i will caucus what's that all about what tell us about it a lot of people oh around the world look at this and they don't know what it is what is a caucus anyway as it works well essentially that iowa has approximately 1600 precincts they come to meet so these caucuses are bringing in these these voters in north carolina in iowa who are eligible you know democrats and they come in and they might like joe biden or they might like amy chua bashara bernie or elizabeth warner fee

that's not what i do, randy.hat we do, through the power, reliability, and predictability of dental implants, is we transform people's lives by unleashing human potential. think about it. the most simple thing that you can do is smile. and when that's taken away from you, when that's robbed, and you don't have that, it's devastating. when you give that smile back, you unleash human potential. >> good. now, at the top of the show, we said no more dentures. are you of the belief that nobody should be wearing a denture, a traditional denture? >> right now, we have the power to end dentures forever. we really do. now, that's not to say that there aren't people out there who have to have a denture for one reason or another. but i can tell you, through dental implants, we can eliminate dentures as a treatment option. >> so, this is the hottest trend in dentistry, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. is that right? >> it's hot because -- what's hot about it is the immediacy of it. we live in a society where peo

randy serrano nos va a contar esto mÁs adelante. >>> vamos a otra informaciÓn de lo que pasa ahora, fald trump que podemos ver en la pantalla. >>> el presidente tiene nuevas reglas. en su visita a bÄcker field. >>> sobre el impact de estas reglas. >>> tal como se esperaba, el presidente trump regresÓ al valle central de california y firmÓ una orden para enviar mÁs agua a los campos agrÍcolas de california. han advertido del daÑo que esto ocasionarÍa a la vida de animales como el salmÓn y otros peces. >>> el concilio para la defensa de los recursos naturales en washington, a travÉs de un comunicado video. indicÓ que la respuesta del presidente... >>> vamos a hacer todo lo que estÁ en nuestro poder para prevenir que estos cambios se den. insistiÓ. la familia se ha dedicado por 3 generaciones en el vaya central es tiempo de hacer algo diferente a beneficio de los agricultores, apoya la decisiÓn del presidente. >>> de acuerdo a lo que he leÍdo, esto va a ser mÁs especÍfico para la conservaciÓn de los peces. estÁn usando informaciÓn mÁs nueva y relevante y creo que es lo mejor en lugar de

randy serrano desde washington dc nos amplia.os argumentos finales en este proceso. los 7 administradores demÓcratas que abogan por la destituciÓn del presidente van a tener 2 horas y 2 horas tendrÁ el equipo legal del presidente donald trump. veremos una dinÁmica diferente que no hemos tenido en este proceso. los senadores van a poder hablar sobre este juicio polÍtico en el pleno del senado, luego se preparan para ese Último voto que se va a dar el miÉrcoles. y hablando del Último voto que va a ser en torno los cargos que enfrenta el presidente. la cadena hermana n b c y el wall street jornal, donde sale que la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses sÍ creen que... comienzan los argumentos finales. maÑana martes, mÁs acciÓn en el pleno y el miÉrcoles el Último voto que le pondrÁ fin a este histÓrico proceso contra el presidente. soy randy serrano, en la capital regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> por su parte, el precandidato demÓcrata michael bloomberg estÁ en nuestro estado. y a pesar que hoy inicia el caucus en iowa. es probable que

. >> the real randy. >> the real randy. >> wow. >> as you can see, diane is both poetic and hilarious her brother is now battling severe mental decline but she told me she treasures her sunday trips for frozen yogurt with her dear randy and those visits are not just good for him but feed her soul as well. and the book "brother & sister" which is getting all sorts of critical acclaim is out now. >> beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. thank you for sharing that. juju will have more tonight on "nightline." you want to see that. "deals & steals" coming up. [ applause ] >>> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc 7 mornings." two flaeplanes from wuhan, chin arrived this morning with american passengers. it dropped off the passengers who are now being quarantined for 14 addition. this is video of the other plane taking off for its final destination in southern california after a refuel. >>> good morning, everyone. for the most part things are just a bit slow in our usual slow spots. outside of that, looking great. san jose, 101, looks good this morning. we have normal slow spots, tracy to dubl

have won i think you would have to because trump is too much of a wild card you know it's amazing randi of all or what's amazing is that before 26 tame it was already known or talked about or people were discussing or alleging that there was russian interference in that election and people still voted for against hillary clinton in other words people would rather have putin than hillary because it was known 26 to hillary lost to prudent and 2016 that's how bad she is and the fact that she's still interfering in these elections today like a walking zombie. you know why doesn't she just go away well that's a good question but she didn't lose to trump she won the popular vote she lost the electoral college and that's a vestige of a past era where the founding fathers didn't trust the masses to actually elect the leader so you know it was a way to protect against you know the intemperate masses rising up in electing a moron trump said he ran the election the race based on. winning the electoral college when he was a son of a popular race he would have run a different campaign when the lobbi

here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sendse counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wo

here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time

here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sendse counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wo

randy: the max. airplane back in service, working with our customers to take the airplanes back into service to more than 300 airplanes we have in our inventory and getting those back into service and slowly but consistently restarting our production line and making sure that that works well, so that is 100% what we have to focus on. haslinda: before we let you go, we understand that this will be the last air show representing boeing, a career spanning 40 years. can you confirm you are retiring? randy: there is some speculation on that. that is a conversation my wife and i have had. whatever decisions i make, i made the right decision in 1981 when i came to work for boeing. 38 years working in this fabulous business. we talk about the challenges we see today. i can tell you, i have seen economic cycles. i have gone through sars, i have seen the asian financial crisis. one of the things that makes me proud about this industry is the resiliency we have seen in flying. we do make the world a little bit

. >>> adelante randy serrano. >>> los votantes están a solo días de salir a las urnas esta noche sobre algunos debates que se han dado durante esta temporada son menos los candidatos porque conforme se van dando estos debates con el tiempo cada vez es más y más difícil calificar para estos debates y de hecho para poder estar sobre la tarima esta noche cada uno de estos candidatos tuvo que haber llegado tuvo que haber llegado a por lo -5 por ciento en cuatro encuestas nacionales así que el reto para estos demócratas hoy van a tener que lidiar el uno con el otro pero también convencer a los votantes del país que ellos son los candidatos adecuados para ganarle a donald trump en la elección presidencial de noviembre. cada candidato tendrá un minuto y 15 segundos para responder a las preguntas, todo comienza a las ocho de la noche, randy serrano, desde washington, regresó con ustedes >>> gracias, los resultados de las alcaldías elto iowa están plagados de errores e inconsistencias que podrían afectar obviamente el resultado de las elecciones, según una revisión de nbc news cadena hermana de

. >> pero hubo una sorpresas desde washington randy serrano con más. >> hola, ¿qué tal?a de esperar el presidente donald trump quedó absuelto de los dos cargos. >> que como era de esperarse fue declarado no culpable . >> no sé cómo se le ha permitido al presidente tener esos poderes. >> es que nunca hubo los 77 votos para destituir al presidente donald trump esto por los más fieles aliados del presidente donald trump en el como mitt romney que dijo que votaría a favor del cargo de abuso de poder de presidente donald trump y lo consideró grave. >> el veredicto provocó fueres críticas afuera del capitolio. >> donald trump se salió de las suyas y debe salir de la casa blanca. >> fue absuelto por los dos cargos de obstrucción del congreso y abuso de poder, es que elpdte es el tercer presidente en ser absuelto. >> e el capitolio randy serrano telemundo. >;> muchas gracias por la información y las manifestaciones no se hicieron esperar en varias ciudades del Área de la bahía residentes indignados por el resutlado. >> luego de la decisión el juicio político contra el presidente

. >>> ningún candidato lo ha logrado sin quedar primero o segundo como nos dice randy serrano. >>> rondan de dar una batalla reñida en iowa . >>> bernie sanders es un candidato formidable, lo de pete buttigieg es un poco distinto, creo que falta un poco de tiempo para ver quién de verdad toma fuerza. >>> todos los precandidatos han cabildeado tanto él como la senadora quiénes también enfrentan una batalla cuesta arriba apuestan a que el resto de los estados den un impulso. >>> mientras los demócratas siguen cortejando votos, también el presidente donald trump que llegó este lunes a new hampshire para un evento deicó fuertement criticantes. >>> dio a entender que votantes republicanos influyen en las elecciones diciendo que sin nombrar muchos de su partido votarían por el candidato más débil, mientras tanto a nivel nacional bernie sanders encabeza la encuesta con 25 por ciento entre los votantes demócratas, seguido por joe biden con 17 por ciento y el ex alcalde de nueva york con 15 por ciento, en washington randy serrano, telemundo. ♪. >>> precisamente en la región en new hampshire el ex

demócratas en llamar testigos al juicio político del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> randymbiado el rumbo del juicio del presidente el resultado es que le abona una victoria más a el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> en este país un hombre poderoso tiene un grupo de reglas y hay un grupo de reglas >> por semanas los demócratas no cuestionaron testigos en el juicio entre ellos (nombre en inglés) que pidió la investigación de los biden el mandatario niega las acusaciones se mostró confiado que será absuelto gracias a la mayoría republicana en el senado que propone a su destitución >> es algo que debe ocurrir si es que tiene apoyo bipartidista y si es el mejor interés del país hacerlo >> la esperanza de los demócratas apagaron este viernes cuando se añadieron a la lista de republicanos de no tener testigos para el proceso el próximo miércoles los senadores pueden votar contra los dos cargos contra el presidente en el capitolio randy telemundo >> este mediodía defensores de estadounidenses se presentaron contra la corte de estados unidos en horas de la tarde al sena

not only tromp but what we're going to see in the 2020 alexion with us we have dr michael hudson and randy bowler now the 2 big items that we saw from the 2008 financial crisis with the top 2 i have here too big to fail too big to jail it was always the reality but it became front and center and nobody can disguise the fact that we now live and it to tear a con a me dr michael hudson should banks be too big to fail the problem isn't really just that they're too big to fail they're too big not to make all their owners billionaires the banks that were the most crooked the largest banks have increased their role not decreased the role they've been rewarded instead of punished so it's not simply that there are punished it's that they were given a $4.00 trillion dollars of bailout to make them even richer and centrally too big to jail means you can drive all the small banks out of the business. exactly let's stay with the too big to fail too big to jail because when barack obama came into office he had the opportunity to punish these crimes and the voters wanted that that's why they voted for h

there are arguments that randy this wasn't threatened. i've over in him a long time. he's an anti-prison activist. i first met him when he was an activist. >> just for context, you're speaking about the individual that roger was convicted of threatening. >> right. so randy told me, he felt facial somebody was going to prison on his behalf and he was going to send this letter. that might speak well of randy but that has nothing 22nd the specific crimes roger stone committed. i have texts on my phone from randy talking about feeling threatened by roger stone's associates. if you want to say in the abstract, this is too long of a sentence and nobody convicted of these crimes deserves a sentence like that, then fine. get aboard the criminal justice reform train. the idea that only people who not just have lied for donald trump. but might because of a sentence like this. they have some sort of incentive to reveal further crimes that donald trump has committed. so i don't think this is just about mercy. we don't know that this isn't part of a bigger cover-up. we heard again

ran randy serrano nos cuenta mÁs. >>> la cobertura mÉdica del gobierno es una preocupaciÓn mÁs. >>> aorque era poco lo que llega. >>> su inquietud a la hora de ajustar su estatus migratorio. pese en su contra, comenzando este lunes, empezÓ en vigor la recta de la carga pÚblica. una polÍtica del gobierno donald trump que hace mÁs difÍcil ajustar su estatus, si se ha beneficiado de programa social del gobierno. >>> en este momento, la carta estÁ abierta, puedes determinar que una persona podrÍa ser carga pÚblica en el futuro, simplemente por aplicar por residencia. >>> todo uso de vivienda pÚblica, programas de salud del gobierno y estampillas de comida entre otros, va a estar bajo escrutinio a la hora de solicitar la residencia permanente o la ciudadanÍa. >>> la polÍtica ha provocado. aseguran que perjudica a los mÁs pobres. >>> la casa blanca dice que la reina protege al trabajador estadounidense. >>> las reglas ayuda a proteger los interpreses de los trabajadores americanos en este paÍs. y lo que va a hacer, es ayudar a limitar la gente que va a llegar al paÍs. >>> los que tienen vis

. >>> give me randy bennett, give me five! st. mary's has it rolling again. fitz found range toward the end of game. the gales won it 57-51. santa clara lost at brigham young. >> and the madness starts in a few weeks. >> yes, just a few sundays from now. >> maybe st. mary's again. we'll see. >> we'll see what the gales do. we'll be right back. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. don't miss it. have a good night. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information

mark: professor randy barnett. do you have to have witnesses in the senate? became a big issue, even more than the articles themselves at one point. >> there were witnesses in the senate. the entire house record, including the video testimony was made part of the senate record. initially it wasn't. then mcconnell said yeah, yeah yeah it will be. it was a good move. all of that evidence was before the senate. there was a record. there were witnesses. the debate was over additional witnesses. more witnesses. witnesses that the house didn't call. witnesses they didn't subpoena. that's what the debate was over. if it comes to due process, the problem with the senate hearing, the real defect in the senate proceedings is that the president did not have the opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses that the senate considered. all those video clips they listened to, there was no cross-examination by the white house. there was some by house republicans, but not by the white house which is what the president was entitled to. had this moved forward with additional hear

professor randy barnett, how are you? >> here in the bunker. mark: we are good friends.e have been for a while. you are professor of legal theory at the georgetown law school. i think we need to do a postmortem. we need top do a wrap-up of what this nation was dragged through, impeachment and an impeachment trial. i want to break this down in logical steps. we hear people saying we are going to impeach again and we are going to keep digging. the impeachment process that took place in the house of representatives, do you feel it met the standards the framers had in mind? >> absolutely not. due process is a fundamental process. the impeachment process in the house lacked all due process. the result of that process gave no one any confidence they uncovered the truth, and given the president his opportunity to give his side of the story in that phase of the trial, that phase of the proceeding. as a result it was strictly a partisan consider size. >> when we talk about due process, we are not talking about tbhapts bill of rights -- we are not talking about the bill of rights.

welcome back, professor randy barnett, how are you sir? >> so good to see you. >> it is a great honor. >> here in the bunker >> in the bunker. >> yeah. >> we're good friends. we have been for a while. you are the proof of legal theory at the georgetown university law school. you're the director of the georgetown center for the constitution. i think we need to do a post mortem. we need to do a wrapup of what this nation was dragged through the last half year or so, impeachment and an impeachment trial. and i want to break this down in logical steps because we still hear people saying we're going to impeach again and maybe again after that and we're going to keep digging and looking and so forth and so on. the impeachment process that took place in the house of representatives, do you feel it met the standards that the framers had in mind? >> absolutely not. due process is a basic fundamental concept, and the impeachment process in the house lacked all due process, which means that the result of that investigation, the result of that process

randy!o break randy has to stop me by finding the red button this looks like vincent van gogh's "starry night. that's gotta be expensive. hurry, randy >> daniel: plus -- >> lilly: ilana glazer and we're playing dancing clues. stripper, stripper, stripper [ laughter ] >> like, cocaine, honestly like, sorry. all i'm getting is coke vibes. >> daniel: coming up in one minute i thought steyer was brilliant in that moment. we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity.

. >>> casi cuatro años después todo parece indicar que esto podría volver a pasar, randy serrano nos noticia preocupante para los dos partidos y para la campaña. un momento en donde los dos partidos tiene que pensar en el bien del país y no en cómo afectará en el la campaña. los legisladores del comité de inteligencia de la cámara de representantes por el informados por un funcionario de inteligencia el plan de russa >>> lo justo sería que solamente la gente de estados unidos tenga la opinión >>> no me sorprende. no me gustaría que vuelva a pasar lo mismo >>> el informe del congreso provocó la ira del presidente a quien según el new york times le preocupa que los demócratas presentes en esa reunión puedan usarla en formación en su contra, poco después el presidente nombró un nuevo director nacional de inteligencia interino y dijo que nombraría un director permanente en los próximos días. en un evento de campaña este viernes donald trump desmintió los reportes tildando como una campaña de desinformación por parte de los demócratas, un portavoz del gobierno ruso dijo que se trataba de

randy!his looks like vincent van gogh's "starry night. that's gotta be expensive. hurry, randy >> daniel: plus -- >> lilly: ilana glazer and we're playing dancing clues. stripper, stripper, stripper [ laughter ] >> like, cocaine, honestly like, sorry. all i'm getting is coke vibes. >> daniel: coming up in one minute

not only tromp but what we're going to see in the 2020 alexion with us we have dr michael hudson and randy bowler now the 2 big items that we saw from the 2008 financial crisis with the top 2 i have here too big to fail too big to jail it was always the reality but it became front and center and nobody can disguise the fact that we now live and a 2 tier a con to me dr michael hudson should banks be too big to fail the problem isn't really just that they're too big to fail they're too big not to make all their owners billionaires the banks that were the most crooked the largest banks have increased their role not decreased the role they've been rewarded instead of punished so it's not simply that there punished it's that they were given a $4.00 trillion dollars of bailout to make them even richer and centrally too big to jail means you can drive all the small banks out of the business. exactly let's stay with the too big to fail too big to jail because when barack obama came into office he had the opportunity to punish these crimes and the voters wanted that that's why they voted for him he

i know randy probably knows about this shares of whiting petroleum crashing 22% this afternoon. debt y reported the drieler hired advisers to smore options for a capital structure schang something to do with debt. i reached out to whiting if you are watching, get back to me please white something a denver based company heavily indebted a net debt of ebidta to debt ratio. three. put that in average. pioneer resources has net debt to ebidta at 0.4 i'm not picking on names in particular but other names in the space with high debt, high net debt to ebidta ratios that have been whacked by the equity mathematics. mat a door oassist. callon and laredo. this whiting news for whatever you want to call it, whiting people say who cares, the reality is that this is a company that the stock fell 22% in a couple of hours because they got a lot of debt and according to people i talk to today, a lot of the debt not just whiting others being dumped sold at all costs. >> well, there is $300 million in equity. this is a debt story and it's getting back to what's been going on especially in the mid