and say oh, you can use it for police that s not the way grants are done. emily: this president has been putting forth et cetera recycled pack of lies that he has a moderate, he has been that for years and he certain hasn t been that as president whatsoever so would you think is buying this strategy of his were he s changing his mind but pretending is always there. lesile: the president has been very clear majority of my party have including myself that defund the police comes from the left, far left progressive and thus not summing that we thought was a good idea obama spoke about it and joe biden when he ran for president talk about defunding the police. he said numerous times and every time they say oh, no, he wants to, he s always wanted defund the police. with us the $139 million to police department specifically from the doj. was the $358 million look.
very little the lottery can do to maintain her anonymity. the woman, who says she made a huge mistake, has now filed a lawsuit asking a judge to withhold her name. but a new york attorney and calls himself the lottery lawyer says that she is facing very long odds in court. watch. i think that more likely they will say when you buy a ticket you are waiving your right to privacy, you understand that. they still don t disclose her address, they don t disclose her social security number, financial information. it s really basically her name. apparently in merrimack new hampshire, everybody knows your name. the court date by the way it is set for february 21st. when back, she still wins the money. either a lump sum payment of 358 million, or she can spread the payments over 30 years, like 8 million bucks a year and then it goes up from there. shannon: how about a new identity? rate? i don t know. trace, thank you very much.
very little the lottery can do to maintain her anonymity. the woman, who says she made a huge mistake, has now filed a lawsuit asking a judge to withhold her name. but a new york attorney and calls himself the lottery lawyer says that she is facing very long odds in court. watch. i think that more likely they will say when you buy a ticket you are waiving your right to privacy, you understand that. they still don t disclose her address, they don t disclose her social security number, financial information. it s really basically her name. apparently in merrimack new hampshire, everybody knows your name. the court date by the way it is set for february 21st. when back, she still wins the money. either a lump sum payment of 358 million, or she can spread the payments over 30 years, like 8 million bucks a year and then it goes up from there. shannon: how about a new identity? rate? i don t know. trace, thank you very much.
when we look at this, is it your estimation that this is just a calculation of entering into a different chapter of the race. summer s over. that s when different tv spend something going to take place with ads. first of all, i think it s guaranteed now that no one can attack trump in the upcoming cnn debate because he hasn t pledged his support to the republican nominee nor has he fore saken the possibility of running as an independent. that s been taken off the table. yes, we are going to go into another phase. i would remind you, when donald trump filed his financial disclosures with the federal election committee, he showed $358 million in cash and no debt. plus holdings worth approximately just south of 10 billion. so he certainly has the money to win a war of attrition and to counter any ads that are put up against him.
customers for our farming industry, our agribusiness. $358 million right now that they by from us. it could be $3.5 billion easily. it could easily multiply by ten fold. and we talked a little bit on twitter or on e-mail i think last night, greg, about so what if there s an mcdonald s there? so what if there s a kfc there? a lot of people saying don t ruin havana with that. but that will help cubans. they ll have jobs. yeah. yeah. what about you, dana? i was surprised that the washington post editorial board slammed the president over this. they called this an undeserved bailout. yes. i wrote that down, too. good for you. jackson deal and fred hyatt of the washington post editorial board i think are some of the strongest freedom fighters that we have in commentary today. so i wasn t that surprised with them. there are lots of mixed feelings about this. i am concerned with the economic