To your point, paul, if you give Mackenzie Hughes a wedge, a putter, you cannot count this man out. Smylie, hes leading the tour in holeouts this year. In 83 rounds, hes got 31 holeouts. Lets go to 16 quickly beforehand. Tom kims second. 165, slight bit of help. 8 iron. This is right, needs to go on this line. Misses that. Yeah, absolutely. Things suddenly unraveling here. Tom kim just so bummed. And now hughes comes up way short. Opens the door. Thats what Adam Scott did, that first cut is just so tricky. Thats amazing, the last ten minutes, how things have just swayed. The top americans, like you said, scheffler and schauffele, have stepped It Up. Just on the waters edge. Thats how Close Cantlay came to putting xander in the waer here. Its a good lie. He wants to muscle up on The Left side. That would be ideal. Tough shot to elevate. Choking way down. This is going to come up short. But okay there in the fairway. Now at 18 for birdie to win the match. You want this guy putting. Just
instingts is not to take it to the bank, flip it over and get the money back in cash and spend it immediately. some people might do that. overall, most people, the instinct will be to deposit the check and not spend all of it at once. in terms of the whole economy, the point of doing the stimulus is you want people to spend the money you re sending them. you want them to spend all of it or as much of it as possible. saving may help you as an individual, but it does not help an economy in need of stimulus. you want spending. rather than sending everybody a lump sum check, a much better way to stimulate the economy is to give people money in way that doesn t encourage them to save it. give them money that doesn t make much of a splash. just put 20, 30 or 40 bucks in their paycheck every week. you re likely to spend 20 or 30 or 40 more bucks than you would
animals set loose in ohio lead tog a night of terror that ended with many of them shot. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com it s a whole different contest than it was only 24 hours ago and now, the fight for the republican presidential nomination includes a brutal, nasty battle between mitt romney and rick perry. the shift happened last night on television at the cnn western republican debate in las vegas and it did get seriously ugly. jim acosta has more. wolf, the cnn debate here in las vegas may have marked a turning point in the campaign. it was nasty, it was personal and it might be a sign of things to come. i m speaking. the newspaper it s time for you to tell the truth. you get 30 second. the way the rules work is that i get 60 seconds but the american people want the truth. it was a wild west shoot outand at times, it felt like perry s last stand with an urgent strategy to take down mitt romney. bec