these facilities. these parents are given little if any information at all once they re released. there were 32 parents who were released who were given a piece of paper with a phone number on it that gave them no information. when they were reloosed, three of them had spoken to their parents. there is a breakdown somewhere. you get more documentation when you leave your coat at the coat check at the museum. what s the problem is it was on the intake, cbp, customs and border patrol, made no effort to track them as a family unit. they deleted records to track them as a family unit because they thought it was easier to track them individually. this goes to show that they never had any en tent of worrying to reunite the families and they re being hampered by bureaucratic requirements at hss. it s en sane. they need to move heaven and earth and commit a lot more resources. i want to go back to what you
this country, that is my father, that is the cheese cake, my dad took over the restaurant, i was a coat check girl and it was an amazing upbringing. how old were you when you were in the coat check? i must have been 16. you were a catholic school girl? i was. and then you became a bookie? i was not a bookie! come on. i worked on saturdays it was a really good job was there a guy named fat lou working with you? all right, so then you work your whole life, you go to nyu and get a degree, how do you break into tv? when i was at nyu i got points to do an internship. i wanted to work for abc, cnn,
about you. i want you to come down to kbgs and see me signing it. i said please call me. then i realized who i was doing with he was going on stage at 1:00 in the morning. at the time i was on air live at 6:00 a.m. could have partied with him afterward and gone to the job after that. i regret not going. i think that was a nice compliment. he died from cancer in the early 2,000s. you are from brooklyn, right? i am. you are like a saturday night fever person. exactly. stefanie, i can walk you. your grandfather started italian restaurant, right? you were the hat check girl. i was. my grandfather came to this country. that s my father. this that is a picture of my father 13th cheesecake of the day that he made. my dad worked for my grandfather so my dad took over the restaurant. i was the coat check girl and amazing upbringing. tv in the background. that s me at 4 and a half. how old were you when the coat check. i must have been 16. catholic girl school?
about you. i want you to come down to kbgs and see me signing it. i said please call me. then i realized who i was doing with he was going on stage at 1:00 in the morning. at the time i was on air live at 6:00 a.m. gone to have partied with the job after that. i regret not going. i think that was a nice compliment. he died from cancer in the early 2,000s. you are from brooklyn, right? i am. you are like a saturday night fever person. exactly. stefanie, i can walk you. your grandfather started italian restaurant, right? you were the hat check girl. i was. my grandfather came to this country. that s my father. this that is a picture of my father 13th cheesecake of the day that he made. my dad worked for my grandfather so my dad took over the restaurant. i was the coat check girl and amazing upbringing. tv in the background. that s me at 4 and a half. how old were you when the coat check. i must have been 16. catholic girl school?
standard. money money has no value in and of itself. it is like a coat check in a restaurant. it is a claim on products and services. imagine what your life would be like if the fed did to the clocks what it does to the dollar. 60 minutes an hour one day, 30 the next, 80 the next. life would be chaotic. if we had a gold standard since 1971 when president nixon took us off of it, our economy today, we maintain our historic growth rates which we have for the previous 180 years, maintain those growth rates our economy today would be 50% larger than it is now. think of that, 50% larger, one and a half times as big. it s in your brand-new book. congratulations on doing it. thank you. coming up on this wednesday, the pictures are unbelievable. hundreds of cars lined up to get out of iraq as al qaeda takes over another major city. what s going on there? we ve got the latest. taking our stuff along