they poked through the fireplaces and ash piles to collect the scraps that manafort s guy had tried to destroy before he fled in the dead of night back to russia. they salvaged all the documents they could to try to piece them all back together. look at the torn and burnt shreds of documents. they re laying them out to dry to try to piece them back together so they can tell the truth about this corrupt pro-putin kleptocracy that they had just risen up as a people against. and end it. and, you know, things in ukraine have not worked out perfectly. they have not necessarily worked out great. change is hard. but in that moment, that human endeavor to try to make sure the truth did not get disappeared, that moment where they decided you know what? people need to know, this needs to be preserved for historical accuracy. there has to be accountability for what happened here. we can t just let this all go. it was movinging right? just as a sober, constructive
make of the fact that, yeah, he really did have a gold toilet. look at the creepy gold toilet feet. look at that. why does a toilet need feet at all? why do they have to be gold? it s sort of it s fascinating to see regular people just taking this in, realizing, oh, wow, this is what he d been stealing all of our money for, was to build himself a place like this with stuff like this. and the ukrainian people did not tear the place apart. they didn t loot it. they opened it up to show everyone and they invited in news crews so the world could see what this guy had done. and then, they took it further. they dove into his private lake that he had dug for his private floating restaurant and they pulled out the tapapers that ha been sunk there. they poked through the fireplaces and ash piles to collect the scraps that manafort s guy tried to destroy before he fled in the dead of night back to russia. they salvaged all the documents they could to try to piece them all back together. look a
you ve already been warned by epa this is a danger and we re suing you. and four days later, the ash pile collapsed and dumped 80,000 tons of highly toxic waste into the dan river turning hundreds of miles of the dan river into a witch s brew. we have the dep is supposed to be down there, should be down there, but we don t see them. we have seven river keepers and a group of former marines who work for the water keep movement who are down in the water testing that water. we have drones flying all over the ash piles and keeping track of them. and we don t see the west virginia dep anywhere. so this is a this is a systemic problem. and it s a problem of our democracy that these industries have become so powerful in states like west virginia and north carolina, particularly and virtually all states, that they ve been able to subvert the
across the country, so why are big companies sitting on cash piles allowing wall street to get bigger and bigger and main street is failing? you know, the simple answer is there s not demand in the economy. if companies felt like they had investment opportunities where they would see strong growth in the future, they certainly have access to capital, with the stock market higher, corporate debt rates are low, so they can borrow money cheaply, so companies have all the access to capital they might need to invest. they just aren t ig to do it, into you they don t see the opportunities out there. part of the story is with this stock run-up, that s overwhelmingly held by the wealthy, who are more likely to save their money than pend is 90% of the top ten have a retirement account, only 22% of middle-income families do. this is a story that s a more dramatic version of something that sing going on for 30 years. it s a troubling thing that s holding back or economy. kneale irwin, great t
western pennsylvania. harris: that happens sometimes in the spring, we forget about that. thank you very much. one of the most influential figures in the nixon white house, chuck coulson was died. he spent nearly a year in prison for his role in watergate and pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and later went onto found prison fellowship ministries. he underwent surgery in march to remove a clot from his brain and doctors saying he died from complications from the surgery, more more on the life of charles coulson, coming up in the fox report a veteran republican senator fighting for his political life. we ll tell you who was forced into a primary battle pitting him against a tea party backed challenger and the battle for the white house, campaign donations can make all the difference, you have to must have money and now, new words on how the donor cash piles are stacking up. or not. and, moments ago, a glorious achievement for one pitcher.