Loot because somehow like we cant talk about the bigger systemic issue like the looting from the top the Central Banks then the private equity and then the banks and then all this like lets target our fellow ordinary shmucks citizen because thats the only person we have power over we can throw rocks and destroy their business it gives us some sense of of closure of fulfillment that weve done something because we cant touch best as we cant touch the system we cant touch the financial or Monetary Systems well i think theres also something going on here in terms of the left is sensing a loss in november election and theyre trying to cause trouble theyre stirring the pot and theyre trying to get a little bit of a civil war going that they can blame trump for that and but one way to do that is by saying its ok to loot the Small Businesses and that is thats. The common men. To stir social unrest looting and violence so thats what the left is up to now and by the left we have to include folks
Get done before the end of the year the deal would be to draw up something no later than but to resolve something by the beginning of december and sign it before christmas. Reporter dozens of antiprotesters leave a leading Hong Kong University after a siege that last the the last three days after carrie lam urges the remaining demonstrators to leave peace fully. They have to stop violence, give up their weapons and come up peace fully and take instructions from the Police France and germany grief eu c car regulations and volkswagen with a 30 jump in sales good morning, welcome to street signs. Lets take you to some of the market price action weve had in the past 24 hours. Wall street just about inking out gains. Tech and Consumer Staples seeing fresh closes no doubt aided by the positive commentary for once out of President Trump with respect to his meeting with the fed chair powell overnight, the mood soured a little bit and cnbc learned that china and beijing are turning a little pes
So. Well. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Nixon Library. My name is jim byron and i am the president , ceo of the Richard Nixon foundation. And id like to acknowledge a few special guests with this evening, beginning with tamara martin, director of the Richard Nixon president ial library and museum with the national archives. Tamara, thank you for being here. Id also like to welcome the mayor of the great of whittier, joe venturi. Thank you for being here, mr. Mayor. And i want to thank all of the president s Council Members and Associates Club members of the Richard Nixon foundation, who are in the this evening. Because it is your support allows us to put on Educational Programs like the one that you are seeing tonight. So thank you for your support of the nixon foundation. This evening, going to hear from paul carter, who has written a terrific new book, Richard Nixon, californias native son. This is one of the most important books on Richard Nixon to have been
So. Well. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Nixon Library. My name is jim byron and i am the president , ceo of the Richard Nixon foundation. And id like to acknowledge a few special guests with this evening, beginning with tamara martin, director of the Richard Nixon president ial library and museum with the national archives. Tamara, thank you for being here. Id also like to welcome the mayor of the great of whittier, joe venturi. Thank you for being here, mr. Mayor. And i want to thank all of the president s Council Members and Associates Club members of the Richard Nixon foundation, who are in the this evening. Because it is your support allows us to put on Educational Programs like the one that you are seeing tonight. So thank you for your support of the nixon foundation. This evening, going to hear from paul carter, who has written a terrific new book, Richard Nixon, californias native son. This is one of the most important books on Richard Nixon to have been
So. Well. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Nixon Library. My name is jim byron and i am the president , ceo of the Richard Nixon foundation. And id like to acknowledge a few special guests with this evening, beginning with tamara martin, director of the Richard Nixon president ial library and museum with the national archives. Tamara, thank you for being here. Id also like to welcome the mayor of the great of whittier, joe venturi. Thank you for being here, mr. Mayor. And i want to thank all of the president s Council Members and Associates Club members of the Richard Nixon foundation, who are in the this evening. Because it is your support allows us to put on Educational Programs like the one that you are seeing tonight. So thank you for your support of the nixon foundation. This evening, going to hear from paul carter, who has written a terrific new book, Richard Nixon, californias native son. This is one of the most important books on Richard Nixon to have been