they could get what kind of information are they trying to pluck besides e-mails, even texts? well, they want to know how did this plan originate? who knew about it? what role did anyone in particular have in it? with respect to the subpoena asking for finances, they want to know whether financial quid pro quos were exchanged. nothing we ve seen evidence of at the moment. you have to note. but they re asking about that. so they really want to know the who, what, why, where questions about all of this, because if you look at the e-mails that we saw, which says time for a little traffic congestion in new jersey, and then they got it, you realize that that s the middle of a conversation. something had to precede that see that that cryptic conversation would be understood, and then something had to post date it. they want to know the back end
they provided a business-friendly home instantly. in effect, he delivered in three days what other states, which were also trying to woo us, could only offer their best to do. no side deals, no quid pro quos. no bribes? none whatsoever. first generation entrepreneur, dasai embodies the possibilities of gudrat. he was born in a small village where his father was a grain merchant. one day, my father told me, now you have to do something, you have to go big city. armed with the ambition to help his family overcome what he calls their helpless financial condition, dasai drove a scooter to school. i arrived very rough scooter, very old scooter. now in the big city, the second largest in gudrat, he drives a ferrari.
according to my sources, hillary was concerned that bill was reacting so violently to this news he might be having a heart attack. that is how badly he took it. gregg: in the end, there was this love fest on 60 minutes with steve kroft. is that how things ended up? that is how barack obama tried to smooth things over the clintons by doing a love test t on 60 minutes . even after that a dinner in the white house in the family quarters between the clintons and obamas, they deal did not stick. the clinton people tell me they don t expect obama to come out for hillary in 2016. gregg: really? breaking the deal? that s right. gregg: look, in truth this really isn t a surprise. these quid pro quos and
you can t say they weren t brave and risking death. this like the big thing on politically correct, after 9/11, you can t say that the 9/11 terrorists weren t brave, they were brave, what they accomplished was very bad. that is the case under obama s foreign policy. encouraging to put in the muslim brotherhood and even worse group who are going to impose sharia law. this country is going to have to live with it. the jimmy carter presidency abandoning the show. and kurt anderson, all protests arj the world have been against systemic quos. the protest in greece? wasn t that against the status quo. how he lumps them in, we see occupiers want something to change.
republican principles are keep the government out of your personal life. if you want to marry somebody, it s not the government s business to tell you who. and that s just to me, one of the fundamental principles of america. huffington post reports there were enticement attention made to republicans to sway them, convincing them there would be money that would be campaign money that they could draw on, they would not otherwise be able to get. not so much quid pro quos necessary. they say mayor michael bloomberg was fond of telling on the fence lawmakers that a yes vote would give them access to i beg your pardon. we just talked about the nra that threatens we ll take you out if you don t vote that way. or people saying, well a particular party will not support me, or everybody will vote for me and they ll raise a lot of money against me. look, you should be supporting the people that run for government that you think are doing the right things. and that s not a bribe. that s