gang members outnumber police by a ratio of 8 to 1 in cook county. faced with insurmountable odds, authorities curb what gang violence they can. the way to go stretching across 1,000 square miles. the gangs are inherently very smart in the sense that they will go to the areas of least resistance. a lot of these suburban apartments are horribly undermanned and so we ve become sort of the layer over everything else. we don t have any geographical limitations. we go everywhere. and the critical key to their success, jailhouse intel. investigator drake carpenter talks to 30 to 50 inmates a week. he is sussing out this wannabe informant, hoping he can provide an in to the south side drug trade.
local tax, that would add up to more taxes on virginia if you went herman cain? there s broad agreement among the republican candidates that tax the tax reform that stimulates business to create new jobs and that reduces the burden on wealth creators is the way to go. is herman cain the way to go? why do you think herman cain is? aren t they saying they are not satisfied with mitt romney? i think it s a wide open field. herman cain is a great business guy and two former governor who is had great results. they are the top three. i think it s wide open. whoever wins this race, they are going to be a unified republican team that is motivated to help us win next year. they see the difference in any of the republican platforms and what we have coming out of this
favorite redford move it s the way we were was the boating scene in central park where you did the lying down and she did the rowing. oh you like that? well, i made her do that. and she liked the independence of mind. didn t know where it came from, believe obviously but i knew where it came from. but it worked, thirdly and if i get to the point where i may be cornered in a shack and i know that i m going to die, i just loved the fact that you ve now taught me the way to go is to come out blazing. yes. just hit, bang, open the doors. that s right. the way to go, isn t it. i hope so i hope they don t go that way but i hope that it s the way to go. do you get hundreds, thousands, possibly in your case, millions of people telling you how they ve changed, their lives? because you ve had their lives altered? that s a good question. yeah, i have. i don t know how seriously i was going to take it, but it might have been a form of flattery or something.
remember when we looked in his closet? really was something out of a horror movie. nevertheless you know, he was hoarding them and precisely because of this. i don t know if it s precisely because of that, i was reading this wall street journal article last week and i said oh, gosh, neil will want to talk about this on the show. i mean, just because they re not getting the energy savings that they had hoped for now does not mean, a, that they re not better than the old stuff or b, that they won t get better soon. i agree subsidies aren t the way to go. that doesn t mean that this isn t that this isn t the technology of the future. it is. how about the evergreen solar plant that just shut down in massachusetts that got $58 million from the state in grants and loans and then paid off i think you guys are missing a bigger story here. there s something much more nefarious at work. this is a backdoor way to destroy people s eyesight to impose greater socialized medicine
i m for willie for president. you got the political tie and the height. matt lewis, do you vote based on tone of voice? barnicle makes a good point here in the sense that people vote you ask people, why did you vote for him? because i like his transportation policy. the truth is, some of these things do matter. i think, look, it is an issue. i think other female candidates have actually struggled with this. i think hillary clinton, for example, when you give a speech, there are certain parts of your inflection when you have to become maybe more argumentative. i think this is maybe something that palin s handers should work with her on. it s certainly not i think the line, by the way, was delivered brilliantly. i think it was a great line. i think she s actually becoming more comfortable and becoming a better speaker. certainly it s not the reason we should vote for her against somebody. i think it s a legitimate question. i can almost hear governor palin typing the tweet