re-empowering a political party that literally tried to wretch the democracy away from us? so, the realities are stark, and i think that we have to be sober about that, because this november, voters are gonna go to the polls. and they re going to look in their pocketbooks, and see less change. they re gonna go look and they re back accounts, and see less savings. they re gonna look on their kitchen tables, and probably, see fewer meals, because of the cost of things, and that is gonna be something that i hate to i hate to say it, but republicans are gonna take advantage of it. they re actually gonna play that card to remind voters that the most important thing is that two things, one, the democrats ruined the economy. secondly, the culture piece, which is the grooming your kids, and those two narratives will
these things and their lives. you have, for the past couple of weeks now, stephanie, made the case about the economy, and the role that s playing in shaping people s attitudes. i break it down in a more political line. people are setting up value. so what do you value right now? do you value the price of a loaf of bread, and a gallon of gas? more than you value the right to vote, and the prospects of re-empowering a political party that literally tried to wretch the democracy away from us? so, the realities are stark, and that we have to be sober about that, because this november, voters are gonna go to the polls. and they re going to look in their pocketbooks, and see less change. they re gonna go look and their back accounts, and see less savings.
is slamming this, this is just a political push by defund the police activists. why do 4000 sheriff department employees terminated under this watch and for the oscars, everything is a-okay? yeah, but if celebritys and holly weirdos weren t fire-breathing hypocrites, what would we have? we would have like what is this dogma, power of the dog? every movie they made, every movie nominated is just direct, wretch-induces horrors. if you have to wear a mask at the academy award, how will you showcase all of the plastic surgery and injections you had in preparation for your big day? that is the whole trade off, you don t pay for it issue but doctors are like, you are wearing a mask, you can t see
to bomb iran. i knew if i bombed iran, it would kill the hostages first thing. he was dedicated to getting those hostages home alive at almost any political cost. being president is a very lonely job. you re all by yourself. carter would retreat to his study and listen to willie nelson. if i remember correctly at that time it was a gospel music album. he made his decisions in the solitude of that room. i went into the room where harry truman used to have his office, next door to the bedroom. i would play willie nelson music primarily so i could think about my problems and say a few prayers. amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me
bonnie was poor miserable wretch of a human being. ok? she didn t have two brain cells to rub together anymore. i didn t go out there and say somebody needs to kill her. i said she needs to go. she just needs to go. reporter: according to bruce, carl pressley had his own motives for killing bonnie harkey. that s because, a year earlier, carl had sold his future interest in the harkey estate to the harkey brothers for fraction of what it was worth. but here s the thing. the brothers only gave him a fraction of the money they owed him. bruce says he told carl the brothers would pay him the rest, about $55,000, once they inherited the orchards. this is how bruce says carl responded. well how long after my grandmother s death do i get that money? carl, it has to go through