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Good With People after his victory in the Golden State Juvenile
A prompt favorite in the Golden State Juvenile Nov. 7 at Del Mar, Good With People will try two turns for the first time in the $100,000 King Glorious Sunday at Los Alamitos
Named in honor of the winner of the 1988 Hollywood Futurity and 1989 Haskell, the King Glorious is restricted to 2-year-olds bred or sired in California. The race at one mile is the feature attraction on the final day of the Los Angeles County Fair Winter Thoroughbred meet.
The King Glorious attracted a dozen entrants, but only 10 will be allowed to start.
A gate-to-wire winner of the Pike Place Dancer Oct. 31 over the turf at Golden Gate Fields, I’m So Anna returns to the scene of her maiden victory in the $100,000 Soviet Problem Stakes Saturday at Los Alamitos.
Restricted to 2-year-old fillies bred or sired in California, the Soviet Problem attracted 11 entrants, but only 10 will be allowed to start. The also eligible is Eddie’s New Dream.
The race, which is part of the Golden State Series, is the eighth of nine Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m. Scheduled post time for the one-mile Soviet Problem is 3:58 p.m.
Owned by breeder KMN Racing LLC and trained by Steve Sherman, I’m So Anna, a daughter of Fast Anna and the Jet West mare So So Fast, has won twice in five starts and banked $100,740.
they have done with our rides across the country to raise awareness for visible and invisible wounds of war is something special. brian: tony snow. one of our stars here who sadly passed away to cancer. tony snow award launched on you are our investor ran do. sal gonzalez. he sounds like chris stapleton. hit seven times in iraq. last time he lost his leg. i m going to segue way into country music. what a song last night. wrote the song, produced the song. he has been on america s got talent. he is inspiring. brian: wrote this song about heroes. tell me that this resonates for you, bill. he says i don t like being called a hero. i survived. all those people who lost their lives those are the ones you guys want to salute. no doubt. there is no question. those of us that came home with visible or invisible wounds. the guys that didn t make it home and their families back here are by far the heroes. brian: right. i thought that message was sent pretty effectively last night.
2008 blasting a lot of these surveillance programs when they were run by then-president bush, and then today an fox you had a bush architect, al gonzalez, the former attorney general, suggesting this president has largely got it like, like he believes president bush did. take a listen. having been in the oval office with president bush and understanding the danger and threat is this country deals with every day. i m pleased the president does his job in ensuring the security of our country. so perhaps an evolution for this president on that and also an evolution in delling with edward snowden as you suggested. this prlly dismissed him as just a hacker that wasn t that important. but clearly edward snowden s leak led to this day where not just the president was forced to give this major speech, but also had to lay out this prescription. ed, thank you very much. let s get chris wallace on this. chris is the host of fox news sunday and follows this.
testify. how long were you the irs chief? bill, just over four years from may started may of 03 until the may of 07. how many times did you go to the white house? you know, i don t have a precise number. my wife at the time i was married she actually worked on al gonzalez wants staff. bill: i mean, official irs business? how many times? oh, i testified last year before issa s committee i only went over there to my recollection once on a policy matter. interagency policy matter if you will. that was to talk about immigration reform. to get to this question, can i say one thing just to start off? bill: yeah. how sadly disturbed i am by all of what has come out. because in my bill: let s stay to the factual realm because you, better than anyone, know what the job is. all right, so you went over there once to talk about