so when they got the word, it was no shock. it s closure, but it sucks because that was my friend. i would rather have my friend than closure. now it s time to get some convictions. find out the truth. found out who was involved. if this feels to you as if it should be the end of the story of what happened to jake millison, listen to this no one was arrested that day the news spread quickly around gunnison. we learned that death had confessed. and we are all scratching our heads saying, why and how? and asking ourselves all the questions but still no arrests. you ve got a body. you ve got a confession, why didn t you put the handcuffs on people? there was a lot of people on scene that wanted that to happen. and i heard a lot of screaming
tries to invade taiwan, but it is in our best interests, obviously for taiwan to be able to defend itself. it s in the interest of the world. and just of arizona, for example, we have the largest taiwanese are largest chipmaker in the world. that is a tsmc, which the taiwanese chip making plans that s moving here to arizona. and if taiwan is shut down, much of the world s commerce will also be shut down, so making sure that they could defend themselves, uh and stand on their own with, of course, alliance help is going to be really, really important and make sure china knows that it s even more important. let me ask you. i mean, this is very timely with so many folks traveling around easter. i know you ve been talking about this junk fees prevention act proposal of bill that you say would eliminate $9 billion in late fees. 7.6 billion an airline visa. hope all this this all right? 2.9 billion resort fees annually. this is something that president biden called out in february and it got
and well they will will bring more, it will be 20,000, 40,000 barrels a day a drop in the bucket. ainsley: you are right, back in the 90s 3 million barrels per day. now it has 700,000 barrels per day. this will help venezuela hit the 1 million-barrel per day mark. they say steve: eventually. ainsley: why is this happening? the sale of oil with hundreds of millions of dollars in debt owed to chevron by the national oil company. but many in america are scratching their heads saying, why would he allow this and why would we get oil from venezuela when we can get it domestically? brian: i think this is all he has that one oil well. it looks great, what do they need us for? to restore the oil production $50 billion. over the next six months chevron can increase input by 20,000 to
that can happen again. just what richard was talking about, you know, will we see a crisis with iran, will that mean for our relations with china, with russia, those alliances we re seeing built up. another issue here is the signs of tension and divisions within the alliances on our side, if you like. in europe, there is deep disquiet about the inflation reduction act here, about its seen as a populist move, it s seen as protectionism, and the europeans that i was talking to, some lawmakers in europe over the weekend kind of scratching their heads saying what do we do about this? we can t shift this because of the politics within washington and yet this is going to damage our economy at a time when we thought we had a solid alliance with the u.s. so this is a marathon that we re in right now. i think that s one of the things that president putin is banking on, for example.
our heads saying, no, you know, it couldn t be. if it was it would be news to us. reporter: and that s one example of something police had to clear up last night in a press release. they said at this time they cannot verify or identify a stalker that some people have described. so that s just one of the many things that they ve had to come out publicly and say is either not true or not able previously confirmed at this time. now as far as the bigger picture, university of idaho students have been told by their president last night that they can take the rest of this semester in person or remotely because a lot of students gave their input about how they would like the remainder of the semester to go. this speaks to some of the nervousness and anxiety of students not knowing exactly how safe it is to be back. i asked the spokesperson yesterday what is the threat level, and he said, you know, because a suspect has not been caught, it s always wise to walk in pairs at night, lock your