Welcome to countdown this friday morning. Happy friday, everybody. Also coming up on the program, if you cannot face the morning commute on a crowded train, join me on a trip that puts you in the lap of luxury. No worries about getting a seat on the service. This is coming up later. Should we talk about tax and luxembourg . ToJeanclaude Juncker seems be taking a little bit in the press in terms of what is going on with luxembourg. That is whats, might be the title for someone making phones today. This was an investigation by independent journalist that came up with detail and hundreds accompanies that have allegedly to save tax and luxembourg. We have a collection of news organizations, a Investigative Group and i came up with quite some salacious details about the special rates that individual companies were getting to actually cut taxes and have their own personal tax deal in sign of luxembourg. The question is the nexus and the role that we have from Jeanclaude Juncker because many
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Bailey Dilgard has a dead porcupine in the bed of her truck. That’s one of the things I notice when I accompany her down a remote, rutted road in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests south of Vernon. The porcupine’s sharp quills, she explains, were no match for a car tire on State Route 260, the main east-west route through Eastern Arizona’s White Mountains. When she saw the roadkill, she picked it up to keep other animals from scavenging it and meeting the same fate.