street figures in america. his name was michael milken. he was famous for figuring out a new and ingenuous, and it turns out illegal way for wall street traders to get even more fantastically rich used something called junk bonds to stage corporate takeovers. you don t need to understand the financial intricacies of the junk bond scam to know the kind of character michael milken was. do you remember the movie wall street, michael douglas, the lead kericer in wall street, greed is good? that was based on michael milken. milken, a wharton school graduate who lives in clark gable s former home in encino, california, and is driven to work in a mercedes bends, has been praised by some as a brilliant visionary and assailed by others for triggering a massive hostile takeover that piled up corporate debt while generating huge fees for drexel s young and aggressive traders. michael milken was charged for fraud and racketeering. charged with him was his brother and a former trade
as an immigrant i don t think immigrants should be allowed unless they re united states citizens. yuma county mayor declaring a state of emergency. [inaudible] 3, 2, 1 lights. [cheers] fa la la la la la la la la sitting around the christmas tree presents hanging for you and me lights all shining merely christmas a week away. steve: well a little more than a week away. good morning, everybody, it s friday, december 10th, 2021. that s more like it. we relit the christmas tree last night about 5:15 during the five or actually probably should have called it the 5 lurks. about 500 people here in midtown manhattan to watch us throw the switch after you know what happened a couple of days ago. ainsley: we had a big crowd out there. we all counted down and lit the tree together. we had a rabbi from fdny. we had timothy cardinal dolan, it degraff a fox news contributor. all gave spiritual messages about fighting back. we didn t fold in pearl harbor we aren t going
shared with the appropriate entities, one of which is the capitol police. the best intelligence of the world is no good if the people that need it don t have it. so i appreciate your reporting. thank you very much for your really diligent and excellent work on this. thank you, madam chair. thank you very much, senator king. on with us remotely is senator ossoff. when we spoke in june during your prior appearance before this committee, i asked you a simple but important question, which is, which individual is ultimately responsible for the security of the united states capitol complex? who is in charge? who has ultimate accountability? and that was not a question that you at that hearing, nor your colleagues who testified before the committee in february were able to answer with specificity. you acknowledge mr. bolton during that discussion at your last appearance that that was a problem, that the lack of a single individual who s accountable for and has responsibility for
these were patrol cars staking out their home late today. instead, they dropped off the way dar. a manhuntd began and though their attorney later said they were on their way back to turn themselves in, we have yet to see them tonight. in a moment, the county prosecutor who charge $them. first, cnn-a alexandra field joins us from oxford with new detail on the parents. alexandra? anderson, we are learning investigators had been keeping tabs on those parents. tracking their cell phone pings. at some point, the cell phones were switched off and it seems the trail then went cold. at least temporarily. a law enforcement official also telling cnn s mark morales, we now know the couple withdrew some $4,000 from rochester hills, the city in which they were supposed to show up for their arraignment earlier today. they never went to the courthouse. that, after a prosecutor decided to charge both parents laying out a passionate case for why they should be held accountable. while the sh
he was caught at school. searching online for ammunition and told him, quote, lol, i m not mad at you. you have to learn not to get caught. they remain unaccounted for. the couple was supposed to show up for a 4:00 p.m. arraignment. these were patrol cars staking out their home late today. instead, they dropped off the radar. a manhunt began and though their attorney later said they were on their way back to turn themselves in, we have yet to see them tonight. in a moment, the county prosecutor who charged them. first cnn s aldrufield who joins us from oxpered with new details on the parents. anderson, we are learning investigators had been keeping tabs on those parents. tracking their cell phone pings. at some point, the cell phones were switched off and it seems the trail then went cold. at least temporarily. a law enforcement official also telling cnn s mark morales, we now know the couple withdrew some $4,000 from rochester hills, the city in which they were supposed to