known, i will give them that the statements will the little crude customer statements, not days. these reports provide up and exactly what a man like tucker would ve dtc. but he kept old letterhead stationery from his earlier address is an old electric typewriter said that if he had to create an authentic looking document to satisfy regulatory query born accountants query, he could do so. he could get the old letterhead, have somebody type it out and stick it in the file and answer whatever questions that that would have to come down the pipe. dipasquale, his first big raker was in 1992 when one of madoff s early pick can do is, to account so i called up for contract of the story he could not make characters i ve played this were fiction if they tell you, but these two characters have been sending money to madoff for years and then they got caught in 1992. this is one of his first big crises. and they supposedly at $440 million at the sec told them to hand it back to invest
way that the east germans were trying to keep their people in east germany. we are we think trying to keep people out, or so we say, but in fact what you learn from calexico very quickly is that wall is keeping us in and it is radically changing life and has radically changed life in calexico where the community, the communities of calexico and mexicali, something that was once one, is forcibly bifurcated against the will of the people who live there. they are at the mercy of mexico city and sacramento and washington were decisions made about their lives and these are decisions that they know our counterproductive. so the premise in my book calexico, the conclusion, what i jump up and down about is that what we need to do with something different. one of the fascinating aspects of the border as an issue is that we can all agree about something, no matter our political point if you. no matter how we live in relation to the border and everybody in every state and on the borde
death of jostling. i m very honored today to present these authors on this panel which by the way is sponsored by the university of arizona press so thanks to them. here s our format. we are going to introduce our speakers and they re each going to speak terry briefly about how their book deals with the drug issue if it does, and in what way and then we are going to go into questions. out that a lot of you have questions. i have got a bunch of questions, but then we will cut off my questions and we will get you guys going. we only have one hour and it s one hour sharp. we don t have the information yet but i do want to find out where you can find these authors selling their books afterwards. where is it? 10b and we hope there is an escort to leave them there and perhaps you will want to buy their books. okay so we will get started right away. we have peter laufer to my left. he is a journalist, broadcaster and documentary film make or who is now a james wallace chair in journ