door, he tore off the screen, opened up the door, shouted, ranted. i think he broke a lamp. he was incredibly upset. it was scary. it was jealous rage, said the prosecution. rage, that inspired dug to make a go wrought, using materials even in his mother s garage. his alibi, a story that he went sailing at night, paddled a racing vote, couldn t have children. lewin called several stilling experts from local marinas, who testified that the alibi was wildly improbable. it was so absurd that they would almost recoil, in essence, going, this is stupid, why are
is an absolute right, immutable, and non-negotiable runs deep here. anthony: everybody s backyard look like this? ashley mcmillion: ours does. anthony: justin and ashley mcmillion are the nice couple next door. [ rapid fire ] if unusually, heavily-armed. justin mcmillion: our muzzle break is the only kind that actually reduces recoil, muzzle rise, and flash. anthony: they own “jmac customs,” a home business that designs and builds custom weapons and parts. justin: so this keeps you on target, makes sure that you re safe while you re shooting. put the mag in. justin: 3, 2, 1. [ rapid fire ] anthony: now, to be clear, these are fully automatic firearms. they cannot be purchased legally by individuals anywhere. but as they re in the business, these guys can apply for special, highly-vetted atf licenses for purposes of product development and testing. anthony: that was just really that was a lot of fun. i m a child, what can i say? ashley: who wants to blow up
unit with the federal minimum wage is for tip to write it s $2.13. you talk about folks who surviv off of tips, they shouldn t be taxing any of them. ticket let me ask you this. i want to debunk this myth that is out there because he brought it up last night, recoil , big pharma, billionaires don t pay their fair share, first of all, the top 1 percent of wage earners pay anywhere between 40 to and 50 percent of income taxes and this country. the bottom 50 percent pays less than 2 percent, that is number one, and to get to his calculation that billionaires don t. their fair share, doesn t that include the top 400 wealthiest americans and the money that they have invested in stocks an the stock market and in other words, unrealized income that might be worth $100 a share today but by the time the cash it out maybe it s worth a dollar