subpoenaed arizona lawmakers in their investigation into what happened in 2020, but talk to me about the significance of this, what might be different this time around under jacks mitt? you re right to say that this is not the first time in arizona. the last time around, the people they subpoenaed included the then-president i am sorry, the then speaker of the arizona house and a prominent arizona legislature. right now, the people that they re asking for help from our people that serve in those leadership capacities now, but more necessarily, leaders in the arizona house and senate then. one area i think jack smith might be trying to get at is what was their involvement in forwarding that arizona audit, that we knew took place for months after the 2020 election? that is also something he is interested in with respect to how trump s money at the same america pack was spent. i know that trump made 1 million dollar donation to the conservative partner institute, where mark meadows is
they are going to be investigations, hopefully with a level of transparency that you rightly are advocating for. but should we be concerned that the train company at issue here, norfolk, southern is valued at 53 billion dollars as of friday? we create a fund for the ohio train derailments that is only $1 million. i know they are giving some of their money, mustafa. but there s been little reporting on a second to train derailment this time, near detroit. again involving norfolk. southern and that was just a few days, ago this past thursday. the long term financial impact on these residence is potentially incalculable. without a doubt. 1 million dollar is just a drop in the bucket. and what folks are going to need. norfolk southern used to set step up and do the right things. james baldwin once said, i can t believe what you say because i see what you do. to have two of these types of incidents happening in such a short time, and then we look at into a talent for the last set
the cops came? correct. but despite pam s startling to the question to the ron young issue, the cops had nothing on her. nothing placing them in tucson on the day of the murder. and nothing connecting either one of them to the bomb that killed gary triano. after three interviews, other than this thing with ron young, and we didn t have him to talk to, there wasn t anything that i thought that made her rise to the level of a suspect. reporter: and ron young was still somewhere in the wind. so safe to say this goes cold? yes. reporter: in january of 1997, pam phillips received her life insurance payment. $2 million. plus interest. did that insurance money give panda lifestyle back that she had lost? for a short while, yes. $2 million does not go far in aspen. reporter: pam bought herself a house, 1 million dollar fixer upper. and with her exquisite taste, she turned it into a beautiful house. reporter: in fact, her deck was featured in the glossy
begs the question, what are we doing? i m a former army officer and one thing that i can attest to is the intelligence facet is definitely important. we have a lot of the spy agencies whether they are coming from russia, china, or any of these other communist countries that are looking to capture information that will benefit their society. so as a result i wholeheartedly stand behind president biden in protecting us as a society. you don t mind that the shooting down of the 1 million dollar missile, whatever these things are? there were $500, 000, but at the same token, i m okay with it [laughter] , but bear in mind it was a tactic we found operation. they waited until it got over the waters of south carolina, and that s when they shot down the the balloon i understand. as opposed to in montana. i feel that instead of spooked, perhaps they got a little more political and more proactive. so remember, the chatter about the first balloon. why did it take so long?
window of the chinese trying to do something. we got spooked. and you know when you see a scary movie, and maybe a scary movie about your own house or a house. suddenly when you try to go to sleep all these creeks in your house or previously you could avoid and ignore, they are starting to scare you. that is what happened to the u.s. government. we calibrated our radar in order to pick up the smaller hobbyist balloons that previously would have been the creeks in the sky that we would ve ignored, and now we re shooting 1 million dollar missiles at them. it s a bizarre situation at the end of the day i don t think these things are worth much. i don t think they should ve been out of the sky, and people are freaking out about nothing. don t you feel that we have a national defense obligation to ensure that our skies on our airways are safe in the united states? bear in mind, the fear of the unknown is something that can go far beyond, but at the same token, we have responsibility to en