phil, wouldn t even in that initial fbi investigation, they ve interviewed the two wives, they have access to the temporary order of protection that one of them put out at the recommendation of a police officer, they have the police report of the inincident. i would imagine there would be a fair amount of solid information in that report, no? yeah, but let me give you a couple perspectives on this, anderson. this is an investigation into the private life of a private citizen who is going into government. the security guys are not going to reveal everything to people in the white house about what individuals in this person s life, including ex-wives, have said. there s a privacy issue. let me flip the question. we re in february. the file closed in july and reclosed after a followup investigation in november. even if you don t know the details of the file, are you telling me in an expedited investigation, you don t step back as a chief of staff and say, why can t we close this after
We have seen needed improvements like infrastructure upgrades and road maintenance impeded and foreclosed. we have seen how this tragic federal overreach prevents many native americans from having their rightful voice over the sacred land where they practice the most important ancestral and religious traditions. [ applause ] these abuses of the antiquites act have not just threatened your local economies, they ve threatened your very way of life. they ve threatened your hearts. our precious national treasures must be protected and they from now on will be protected. [ applause ]
Lives made no difference to the bureaucrats in washington. we have seen needed improvements like infrastructure upgrades and road maintenance impeded and foreclosed. we have seen how this tragic federal overreach prevents many native americans from having their rightful voice over the sacred land where they practice their most important ancestral and religious traditions. [ applause ] act have not only threatened your very way of life, they ve threatened your hearts.
Bureaucrats in washington. we have seen needed improvements like infrastructure upgrades and road maintenance impeded and foreclosed. we have seen how this tragic federal overreach prevents many native americans from having their rightful voice over the sacred land where they practice their most important ancestral and religious traditions. [ cheers and applause ] these abuses of the antiquities act have not just threatened your local economies, they have threatened your very way of life. they have threatened your hearts. our precious national treasures must be protected and they from now on will be protected.
Zombie foreclosure one that just won t die. they thought their home was foreclosed on, so they moved out and worked on repairing their credit. years later, they found out the bank never foreclosed and they were still on the hook. i told them what they needed to do to put this thing in the grave once and for all. let s check in and see how things actually turned out. i put you in touch with a realtor. i know it was frustrating, because you re still jumping through hoops with lenders. yeah. tell us what happened. once we finished with you the first time, we got ahold of the real-estate agent. the next process was to put the house up for short sale. right. so, i went through the short-sale process, and it got a little frustrating halfway through because the second was sold to another lender, and then, of course, the housing market was starting to go up a bit, so they started changing the price on the house. the numbers. sure. and the initial buyer came in and was ready to