dream. we ended up finding a lot of people related to the oil business. i remember him telling us, i m going to make millions of dollars. a big money venture oozing with outlaws. a violent individual, been to prison for robbery. big man. probably 250 pounds of steroided rock muscle. significant criminal history. greed is what killed my dad. greed is what caused all of this. a thirst for oil, a lust for blood. i trust aid con artist. i trusted a sociopath. wild, isn t it, what can happen to a quiet little prairie town when oil comes along. yeah. among the green and pleasant landscapes of american privilege is a fine historic rise of land called the south hill. here for 100 years has been the home of spokane, washington s elite. in their queen anne and craftsman mansions peace lives here. quiet. rectitude and certainly not the kind of story we re about to tell. the kind of story with ambitious men, dark plots and dames. i asked him. i said am i just the du
psaki, then get reaction from lindsey gram. psaki and graham, only on fox news sunday. plus, georgia approves sweeping new rules for how its elections are run and braces for legal challenges. what i m worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. it s sick. chris: we ll ask our sunday panel about the battle over voting rights. and our power players of the week, the real people behind those cardboard fans in the stands. all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. joe biden talked at his press conference this week about how successful presidents knows how to roll hot out their agenda, to prioritize what issues to push and in what order. that s what he s tried to do his first two months in office, keep the focus on the pandemic, both the public health crisis and the impact on the economy. but now other issues are demanding attention. the crisis at the border, two mass shootings, and the battle over voting rights. and like a
psaki, then get reaction from lindsey gram. psaki and graham, only on fox news sunday. plus, georgia approves sweeping new rules for how its elections are run and braces for legal challenges. what i m worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. it s sick. chris: we ll ask our sunday panel about the battle over voting rights. and our power players of the week, the real people behind those cardboard fans in the stands. all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. joe biden talked at his press conference this week about how successful presidents knows how to roll hot out their agenda, to prioritize what issues to push and in what order. that s what he s tried to do his first two months in office, keep the focus on the pandemic, both the public health crisis and the impact on the economy. but now other issues are demanding attention. the crisis at the border, two mass shootings, and the battle over voting rights. and like a
herself? did she hire somebody? then a revelation. the dead man had a dangerous dream. we ended up finding a lot of people related to the oil business. i remember him telling us, i m going to make millions of dollars. a big money venture oozing with outlaws. a violent individual, been to prison for robbery. big man. probably 250 pounds of steroided rock muscle. significant criminal history. greed is what killed my dad. greed is what caused all of this. a thirst for oil, a lust for blood. i trust aid con artist. i trusted a sociopath. wild, isn t it, what can happen to a quiet little prairie town when oil comes along. yeah. among the green and pleasant landscapes of american privilege is a fine historic rise of land called the south hill. here for 100 years has been the home of spokane, washington s elite. in their queen anne and craftsman mansions peace lives here. quiet. rectitude and certainly not the kind of story we re about to tell. the kind of
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the governor of the us state of colorado has pledged to help residents who ve lost everything to rebuild their lives, after sudden wildfires destroyed 1,000 homes. tens of thousands of people were evacuated as the fires tore through suburban areas of boulder county on thursday. gary 0 donoghue has this report. winds of more than 100 mph drove the flames across more than 1600 acres of suburban colorado, which would normally have snow on the ground at this time of year. the fires spread quickly through homes and businesses, leading to the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. the emergency services did their best, but the sheer speed of the fire took everyone by surprise. coming down this road, the ditches and things and the trees, they re all up in flames. like, there s embers everywhere. packed myself, my cat and. just keep our fingers crossed. local officials declared a state of emergency, unlocking federal