in the matter of randles vs. gunter. judge judy: thank you. byrd: you re welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. judge judy: mr. gunter, what do you do for a living, sir? i own my own business. judge judy: what kind of business? uh, auto mechanic shop. judge judy: where? in victorville. judge judy: how long have you owned it? it s been about 8 months now. judge judy: now, you were selling a car. what kind of car? a 2000 honda civic ex. judge judy: where did you get it? uh, it s been in the family ever since it came out. judge judy: so it went through several members of your family. three. judge judy: three members of your family since 2000. yes, ma am. judge judy: when did it become yours? when my father passed away. judge judy: when when was that? in 2009. judge judy: when did you decide to sell it? when i had purchased a new vehicle. judge judy: when was that? i believe it was february 2016. judge judy: yo
there a big, new chill in relations between russia and the u.s.? it s all about one man. i ll explain. next up, where does innovation come from? we ll ask the man who totally reinvented a household appliance you use every week or at least you should. then a look at jobs, inequality, and the economy with the nobel prize-winning economist michael spence. finally, think you can solve the euro crisis? we ll tell you how you can try. first, here s my take. this is thanksgiving week in america, and it s a time we re meant to be thankful. except no one is feeling particularly grateful because we are in a deep funk. the united states seems to have stopped working. discussion of dysfunction and decline now dominate the national conversation. so i thought i would try to bring a note of optimism to the thanksgiving table. every time i turn on the tv, i hear some politician talk about how europe s woes should be a warning and that we re next. this is a fundamental mistake. the un
there a big, new chill in relations between russia and the u.s.? it s all about one man. i ll explain. next up, where does innovation come from? we ll ask the man who totally reinvented a household appliance you use every week or at least you should. then a look at jobs, inequality, and the economy with the nobel prize-winning economist michael spence. think you can solve the euro crisis? we ll tell you how you can try. first, here s my take. this is thanksgiving week in america, and it s a time we re meant to be thankful. except no one is feeling particularly grateful because we are in a deep funk. the united states seems to have stopped working. discussion of dysfunction and decline now dominate the national conversation. so i thought i would try to bring a note of optimism to the thanksgiving table. every time i turn on the tv, i hear some politician talk about how europe s woes should be a warning and that we re next. this is a fundamental mistake. the united stat