are chairs and a wheelbarrow that were used to bring down from that seen some of those who were wounded just a short time ago. there was a body still here behind us, and it has now been moved. another body a couple of 100 yards to my right. now the focus, jon family answers that everybody wants, why did 64-year-old stephen paddock do this? he resided in mesquite, nevada, that is north from las vegas. i spoke to the police. they say that they have absolutely no record of him whatsoever. they have never had a call of service to his house. he has no citations there. just the one traffic citation here in las vegas, but up in they said, basically we did not know him. he was a mystery to us, we never had any cause to know him. obviously as he reported, this isis claim that he had converted to islam, no evidence whatsoever of that according to law enforcement so far.
and other sort of public health characteristic, those numbers, other than smoking, have not come down. and at least as i look at the numbers, those public health statistics to me seem very material and very interesting as it relates to healthcare in this country. another sad statistic, in some ways the one that should worry us all the most is the lack of economic and social moebt. you have this interesting plot chart which shows essentially what is the chance of a child exceeding the income of the family who grew up in, the parents he was born to. and it looks much worse today than it did 30 years ago. and it doesn t look very good. that seems to me in some ways the met ta problem which is the sense that the american dream, that your children will do better than you, is under
workers, 1999, was any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana, spending more time working, less time talking, reduce dues. if you could sit down with the president-elect, what would you say to him? i would ask him what he meant by that quote. reduce dues and work more, talk less? i don t think he understands what we do there. we were representing those people. regardless, when it first broke when the carrier story first broke, the numbers were 1,400 people going to mexico. those are our members. absolutely, we re going to fight for them. he come in, and worked some kind of deal out, and said that we re saving 100. that s great, ecstatic. we ve still got 500 going. so those are the people we re continuing to fight for. as well as rexnord. and we re fighting for htc up in the ones up in huntington. let s listen to talking about that number of jobs, let s listen to what one of the employees of carrier whose job
the clinton foundation. huma abedin seems to be the gatekeeper for many people to actually get to hillary clinton. and to know what hillary clinton is thinking at any particular time. and the e-mail that sunlen was mentioning, also, hillary saying, just come on up and knock on the door. people know what a close relationship they have. and i think beyond the close personal relationship, getting at what you were just talking about, anderson, she is the gatekeeper to hillary. she knows what hillary will want. she helps manage her sort of sprawling network of politics. she figures out what kind of paper the candidate needs to see, she figures out who gets in to see her. she figures out who gets in to see her. those are very important jobs in any kind of office. access is power. she is the person who grants or denies access. exactly. and that s why another controversy she was wrapped up in, at the state department, is that a lot of the e-mails from her state department account show
and the e-mail that sunlen was mentioning, also, hillary saying, just come on up and knock on the door. people know what a close relationship they have. and i think beyond the close personal relationship, getting at what you were just talking about, anderson, she is the gatekeeper to hillary. she knows what hillary will want. she helps manage her sort of sprawling network of politics. she figures out what kind of paper the candidate needs to see, she figures out who gets in to see her. those are very important jobs in any kind of office. access is power. she is the person who grants or denies access. exactly. and that s why another controversy she was wrapped up in, at the state department, is that a lot of the e-mails from her state department account show clinton foundation people e-mailing her, seeking favors from the state department. that s likely because she s the one they knew. she was the one who was the access to the secretary. and if huma were to refuse something, you