in 1978, chris wade offered jim a piece of undeveloped land in marion county price tag of $203,000. it was just some land on the bluff overlooking the white river. and he said, let s just drive up and take a look at it. jim and susan fell in love with it. we get there, and there s water running through it. and the trees were really beautiful. it was quiet and serene. it was almost like looking at a cartoon of arkansas. jim was sold, but he needed some partners. actually, i got this piece of land up in the white river i m gonna buy. you want to go in with me? i ll take care of setting the financing up. jim wanted to offer bill that opportunity to make maybe a few hundred dollars on it. it would be a little bit of a prestige that bill clinton owned a tract in whitewater. the two couples borrowed money from a local bank and put up a 10% down payment. that same year, 32-year-old bill clinton became the youngest governor in the country. the newly formed whitewater deve
well, and i actually wrote a book about this. you saw some of it with the realization of obama. the president of the most diverse majority in our history. the mayor made a point i was going to make here. look, you re losing elections in georgia by, you know, carter got, lost by 200 203,000. none in 2014. 108,000. not a tremendous amount of votes and the take 50,000 new voters out of that and it goes a long way in preserving that. but states like georgia and florida, which i know you ll talk about a little later also, they re becoming ground zero in this fight for america s future, because they are becoming ground zero for the changing demographics of the country. georgia will turn majority/minority before the majority of america does, right? and florida and georgia and places in the old confederacy, that brown and black power is
is he asking for the moon and he just wants something small, a token thing heading into the midterm elections? or does he want china to restructure its economy? that s very difficult to do. until they know what he wants, i think it s going to be harder to resolve this. how strong is the u.s. economy? the president says we ve never had anything like this. the economy is certainly booming. no question about that. if you look at the final 17 months of the obama administration, including january 2017, the average monthly job gains were 203,000 a month. at the end of the obama administration, the economy was coming back. the first 17 months of the trump presidency, average monthly gains, 189,000. so the final 17 months of obama were a little stronger than the first 17 months of trump. but the last six months since the tax cut kicked in, job growth is averaging 214,000 a month. so the president can certainly make the case and republicans can since the tax cut, they re getting even more. ho
president won by 19 points there. she is the democrat. she is the one that s come out saying what shea has about hillary. doesn t support what hillary said in india. if there is a gun control measure that comes in front of her, how will she vote? she wants to vote with the people of her state. but she needs to vote with the party and that would be stronger gun laws. steve: what you saw on saturday 203,000 were marching, it was one side. it was one political side. the other side kyle who was on our program on friday made it clear. look at what happened at that high school in parkland was a breakdown in law enforcement. the fbi had two chances to stop that guy. then you had members of the broward county sheriff outside the building with guns would not go in. so, look at law enforcement, a change in gun laws, he argues, would not have made a difference. brian: fox did a poll and they said listen, where do you stand on gun rules? 91% are for universal background checks.
in 1978, chris wade offered jim a piece of undeveloped land in marion county price tag of $203,000. it was just some land on the bluff overlooking the white river. and he said, let s just drive up and take a look at it. jim and susan fell in love with it. we get there, and there s water running through it. and the trees were really beautiful. it was quiet and serene. it was almost like looking at a cartoon of arkansas. jim was sold, but he needed some partners. actually, i got this piece of land up in the white river i m gonna buy. you want to go in with me? i ll take care of setting the financing up. jim wanted to offer bill that opportunity to make maybe a few hundred dollars on it. it would be a little bit of a prestige that bill clinton owned a tract in whitewater. the two couples borrowed money from a local bank and put up a 10% down payment. that same year, 32-year-old bill clinton became the youngest governor in the country. the newly formed whitewater deve