priqueness and the chi dkentuck derby. and wicked strong as well, he didn t win the two, but he was also very tired. so there s something to this. i m glad we are having the dialogue because this is a controversial sport. they are putting the horses through the ringer. you and your husband were there, what were people saying? i have to tell you, i haven t been to a sporting event i haven t been to a super bowl like, that but there were 103,000 people there it was energetic. the imagine nick the atmosphere. and when the horse was running, that s two-and-a-half minutes. that s the husband and i. it s our anniversary today. so there we are. we had one of our first dates at saratoga springs. so this was a magical moment for us. but two-and-a-half minutes, people were excited. when california chrome came onto the track after he lost, everyone cheered. so it was a imagine mamagical m.
dialogue. this is a grueling sport on horses. and maybe if they stagger the races, so a month between, and that gives those horses that are running all three time to repair themselves. this horse was spent. and i don t mind seeing the owner spouting on tv. but the horse was too, back in the 70s. the secretariat. but how many of the horses back then were fresh-legged horses? you were there, 103,000 people packing into this. and the belmont stakes race is not something people pay attention to unless there s a chance of the triple crown. unless you are in the horse community. was it just electric? it was. i have never been to a horse event where everyone was cheering for the underdog. and everyone was sort of in unison on it. it was electric. and the two-and-a-half minutes were the most exciting moments in sports history. it s too bad we don t have a
point, but he shouldn t express it the way he did. he said people complain about losing, you look like whiners and shouldn t attack those in the race and call them cowards. the point is, did he win fair and square? he followed the rules. right, california chrome, though, had to race in the kentucky derby and the priqueness to be qualified to win the triple crown and had to race in the races. at his point, the new horses with fresh legs that haven t raced in the previous ones are relaxed and ready to go with fresh legs. and they haven t been doing 20 squats before. sure. but as a champion you have to do all three. but he should also man it up and act nicely when you lose. don t you think he should have taken time to cool off and talked about it later or not? very often the attention is on him right now. that s why 103,000 people came out to the belmont stake this is year.
if you get a masters in medicine, in 2012 it s $135,000. but as you can see, back in 2004, it started at $103,000. there is plenty of evidence that people went into these programs medicine and law, and a whole raft of other students, student study programs knowing at the end of the road their debt would be forgiven. so they ran up a whole lot of debt knowing that the taxpayer was going to subsidize them at the far end. i repeat: 1.3 million people tried to walk awaykp &c@ from $72 billion, $73 billion worth of student debt. i maintain that that is maybe the sound of the student loan debt bubble bursting because it s now $1.1 trillion in student debt. $1.1 trillion, doubled since the year 2007. people can t afford it. they re looking for ways of getting around it and they re giving the taxpayer the bill. as the taxpayer always winds up with the bill. what started out as a
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