when i tell people my story, they don t believe it. i guess i wouldn t believe the story if someone else were telling it, but i m telling it. and it s true. every word of it. it started when i was born. 56 years ago. but the real story began when i was 19 years old when i went to college. it was 1980. it was the first day of school at sullivan county community college up in the catskills about 110 miles from where i grew up. so i drove up there alone. i at least had this really old car. it was a volvo and it was a 1970 volvo. had like 130,000 miles on it. the car was burgundy and the hood was green. actually, the car was called the old bitch. but the old bitch got me there. sullivan was a community college. this wasn t some longstanding institution of higher learning. all these station wagons are dropping kids off. i was nervous. i just got to the school. i didn t know anybody. i was a freshman. i was never the captain of the football team in high school. so i was never rea
so, was it intentional or maybe a mistake? cnn has learned that a employee at donald trump s mar-a-lago residence drained a swimming pool that flooded a room where surveillance was finding a room where there were hundreds of classified documents. now, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of u.s., and i wanted to talk about the draining of the pool, and the timing notable, right? two months after all of the documents were handed over. for it to be more than notable, and for it to carry criminal liability, what would the prosecutors have to prove? they would have to prove intentionality that either the pool boy or maybe his superior told him or were aware that surveillance video was being requested by investigators and prosecutors and that they knowingly drained the pool to essentially destroy the equipment. that is what they would have to prove that it was not coincidence or accident and willingful. someone meant to damage that room by draining pool. exactly. so
Ever problems before? and all angles, but usually there is a paper trail with this. that type of person or level of employee, and why is somebody like a maintenance worker, sometimes an attractive witness in an investigation? yeah, that is like the pick of the litter, and that is what the prosecutors like to pick the lowest level people within a conspiracy and cooperate them up. they never really cooperate down, so they are looking for the pool guy to say, who told you do this if anyone, and maybe he is going to implicate someone, and then that person implicates someone, and up the chain that way. and the investigation that appears to be drawing to a close, and why is that said with a certain level of confidence and what are the signs out there? a couple of bread crumbs that we are picking nup news reports including that yesterday we also learned that trump lawyers came in for what is a pitch meeting essentially with the department
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Son of a bi beth? if it s “i thought we said no gifts” season, it s walgreens season. serious girlfriend. initially, i couldn t really tell them apart. i would bump into them and i wasn t quite sure which one i was going out with. bob has this very raw, natural type of intelligence that i think i was attracted to. i always thought david was the best, right, of the three of them. i ve said it before, you know. i got the pick of the litter. without a doubt, eddy was the handsomest of all the three triplets. of course, i m partial.