employees this is having a big effect. we think government employee unions are fuelling government and government growth. that is one of the big takeaways. i will let you explain how they do it. they want bigger government because they get stuff. it is really easy one of the greatest scams being perpetrated on the american public. money goes from the government to the unions to the politicians paut and paid for back to the unions and i mean it is an amazing scam. in the case of the leaders of the unions you say they are the true one percent? of course. they gaye a lot of money to occupy wall street. these are people who made half a million a year. one of them 325,000 in 18 months on private planes. it is astounding. they make 10 times what the
would think i say load them up and track them. but i think it has to be limited in scope. you can t just put tracker on someone. it works like ankle bracelet. they paut device on a car and they re able to track and discover your whereabouts, where you re going, who you are meeting with. locator. greg: i ll tell you why it s good. bob: not good for me. greg: good for the environment. in the old days when the copped had to trail a criminal they drive around. two cars. now with the gps tracker you don t have to track good for the environment. eric: i agree with greg. carbon foot print kimberly: it means you have to havearrants. that is what the argument is. they re warrantless searches, invasive and intrusive. they are. eric: tracking. kimberly: i understand that. put it before a judge, get it signed off on. otherwise bob: can a suspicious wife eric: can wife petition
agent david kane for help. i was requested to assist their investigation by putting a record in hour computer data base for aulaqi. what can you tell us about that record system or the data base i think you are referring to the text system. text serves a lot of different purposes. in this case it was subject record paut in for aulaqi. the fbi asked us to put a record in because they had a warrant for his arrest he was be arrested. the clock was kickiticking? right. in early october 2002 he is astonished to learn the u.s. attorney s office in colorado plans to pull the warrant on aulaqi. on or about the 6th day of october is when i flew to denver. fournier and
being a former prosecutor you would think i say load them up and track them. but i think it has to be limited in scope. you can t just put tracker on someone. it works like ankle bracelet. they paut device on a car and they re able to track and discover your whereabouts, where you re going, who you are meeting with. locator. greg: i ll tell you why it s good. bob: not good for me. greg: good for the environment. in the old days when the copped had to trail a criminal they drive around. two cars. now with the gps tracker you don t have to track good for the environment. eric: i agree with greg. carbon foot print kimberly: it means you have to have warrants. that is what the argument is. they re warrantless searches, invasive and intrusive. they are. eric: tracking. kimberly: i understand that. put it before a judge, get it signed off on. otherwise bob: can a suspicious wife eric: can wife petition
for all bonds and euro and we re the number four for all international bonds ranking. so a strong show not only in retail but in asset gathering and in banking revenues. mr. paut, how strong is that? that could be challenging some of your competitors seeing their earnings fall. yes. i sthoink far what we see is bnp paribas is on a strong dynamic organic growth trend, and i think that we feel the overall worldwide economy altogether improving. so i think that this trend is sustainable and will certainly continue to try to bring more of that in the next quarter.