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Welcome back, True Crime Junkies and truth seekers. We are
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back for another episode of Hit the Roadjack Finding the Zodiac.
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I'd like to welcome Nolan to the show today.
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Good morning, everybody, Good morning.
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Are we celebrating another team that's playing today? I see
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you're in a jersey.
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Oh yeah, it's the draft NFL Draft that started yesterday.
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It goes through Saturday.
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What's your team?
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The Rams?
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Okay, though they took a quarterback when they didn't really
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need their their existing quarterbacks the MVP, but it's for
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the future.
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I can understand.
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I'm just going to say, wouldn't you want the second best?
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Of course in case the first gets hurt?
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Right, And the thing is that their backup Garoppolo retired
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and then their third guy got is a head case.
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So they need it, and this is your team head cases.
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Well, it has definitely been an interesting week with our weather.
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I mean, honestly speaking, I didn't anticipate hail and thunderstorms
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and all the things, but California said, hold my beer.
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Yeah it rained and hailed like hell here it was crazy.
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Yeah, I'm outside, did get hurt. I've had enough with water,
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that's for sure. Good morning, Lindsay sounds like, yeah, we
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can hear you.
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Okay, we're doing well, thank you about yourself.
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Yeah, well, y'all don don't get rain often?
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Huh oh we do. What's yeah, we get all the seasons.
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We're in California.
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Yeah, yeah, I know, I know, but I'm saying I
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feel like it's always drive there.
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You know what, when we had a weather pattern that
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brought in El Nino, I think a couple decades ago,
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we stopped getting our rain in the cycle that we
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were supposed to get it in. So I hear a
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lot these days from people who aren't used to it,
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or maybe they're like new generations and oh, it shouldn't
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be raining in April.
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It doesn't rain in April.
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I'm like, oh my gosh, you guys, I grew up
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with April showers, bring May flowers.
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That's what spring was about.
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Mm hmmm, it's great. I don't have to water for
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another week exactly, all.
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Right, any rain in a few weeks, so wow, we
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need we need that rain.
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Obama, Bama, Okay, IAmA.
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And that like that spread that doesn't get all the
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water like that, that area in between, and that's why
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people are on the East coast and the West coast
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because of the lush.
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Well, I think it's like we're in the middle. So
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it's like are kind of in the middle. Like I
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feel like we get a lot of like too much rain,
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and then we and then we can go for a
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long while without it, you know what I'm saying.
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So, like we were just.
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Talking about the draft, the NFL Draft, and the Rams
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first pick was the quarterback from Alamo.
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Really Ty Simpson.
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Wow, I like, but he made me mad a lot
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of times as well.
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Yeah, he had a great first half of the year.
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Second half wasn't so great.
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I know. Yeah, I don't know what happened.
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He's good. I think the Rams took him too early though.
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A little early for him.
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Yeah, Yeah, he projected late first round and he went
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thirteenth overall, which is mill of the first round.
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But anyway, let's get on with the show.
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Let's get on with this show.
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You know, I've been watching some interesting things, and I
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was telling one backstage about a couple of things that
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I watched this week. One of them was A Million
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Ways to Die in the West Wish charleist there and
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she's one of my favorite I love that show. Yeah,
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And at the end of it, they're joking after he
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kills Liam Neeson and she says it's okay, I'm half
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Jewish and he's like, what really, and she's like, no,
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not really, and they boss up laughing and she looks
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at him and she goes, and you're not really Arabic,
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are you?
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And he's like, no, not really. I was just like,
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what are they?
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What they got going on right now in the show?
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And then I watched the WWE or the special on
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Hulk Hogan, which is totally out of my realm because
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I never liked wrestling ever, like, at least not the
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fake stuff.
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Our family's a big WWE family.
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So as they're saying that he's coming to light as
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the American hero and forming the brand Hulk Hogan, they're
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flashing what's going on in politics during this time and
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the patriotism that's happening around the world, because they're they're
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talking the news stories are talking about the forty some
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hostages that Iran has just before Reagan.
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Comes into presidency.
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And so if they're to our generation today loves and lives.
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Iran as though they're bad people because they've got these
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forty forty hostages, when the reality is is Reagan's administration
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paid them to keep those forty hostages, not negotiate with
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the president at the time, making him look bad in
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the eyes of the public, and helping Reagan get.
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Elected into office. I was like, what a sham.
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And they gave them missiles.
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Of course, I mean in the book.
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Affair, and we were dealing cocaine, giving missiles to to uh,
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to the Iranians, our enemies.
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You know that the people in.
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Our holding those of our enemies.
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I mean, yeah, making bad bird deals so that Reagan
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would get elected over Carter, and Carter looked bad by
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not freeing the hostages. In the meantime fighting the Sandinistas
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with cocaine, money and Bush.
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That yeah.
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The by Bob Loodward is the best book on that subject.
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And then you you have Bush, who is part of
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the Iran contra affairs, who pardons the last person who's
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indicted that could actually get him indicted.
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So yeah, cover up, cover up, cover up.
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Yeah, well, under U Jerald Ford, before Carter Bush was
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the head of the CIA, he was vice president exactly
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for eight years.
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Craziness.
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So back to Bush because that's where we left off
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last week. But of course we're on Papa Bush right now.
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We left off here. We've got a couple more slides
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left of this story by the Guardian that I was reading.
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Off last week.
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It says Loftus and said Prescott Busch must have been
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aware of what was happening in Germany at the time.
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My take on him was that he was not was
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a not terribly successful in law who did what Herbert
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Walker told him to. Walker and Harriman were the two
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evil geniuses. They didn't care about the Nazis anymore more
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than they cared about their investments with the Bolsheviks. What
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is also an issue is how much money Bush made
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from his involvement. His supporter suggests that he had one
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token share. Luftist disputes this, citing sources in the banking
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and intelligence communities, and suggesting that the Bush family, through George,
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Herbert Walker and Prescott, got one point five million out
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of the involvement. There is, however, no paper trail to
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this sum. The third person going into print on the
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subject is John Buchanan fifty four, a Miami based magazine
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journalist who started examining the files while working on a screenplay.
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Last year.
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Buchanan published his findings in the venerable but small circulation
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New Hampshire Gazette under the headline documents in National Archives
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proved George Bush's grandfather traded with the Nazis even after
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Pearl Harbor. He expands on it right. He expands on
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this in his book to be published next month, Fixing America,
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Breaking the stranglehold of corporate rule, big media and the
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religious right.
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Is this not just reliving things? I mean literally at
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this point?
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In the In the article, Buchanan, who was who has
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worked mainly in the trade and music press with a
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spell as a muck racking reporter in Miami, claimed that
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the essential facts have appeared on the internet and relatively
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obscure books, but were dismissed by the media and Bush
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family as undocument Undocumented diatribes u Canon suffers from hypermania,
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a form of manic depression, and when he found himself
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rebuffed in his initial efforts to interest the media, he
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responded with a series of threats against the journalists and
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media outlets that had spurned him. The threats contained in
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emails suggested that he would expose the journalists as traders
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to the truth. I don't know if he actually ever
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did it, but that probably is the bottom line. Unsurprisingly,
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he soon had difficulty getting his calls. Most seriously, he
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faced aggravated stocking charges in Miami in connection with the
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man with whom he had fallen out over the best
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way to publicize his findings. The charges were dropped last month. Biography.
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Buchanan said he regretted his behavior had damaged his credibility,
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but his main aim was to secure publicity for the story.
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Both Loftus and Schweitzer said Buchanan has come up with
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previously undisclosed documentation. The Busch family have largely responded with
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no comment to any reference to Prescott Busch Brown brothers.
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Harriman also declined to comment. The Bush family recently approved
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a flattering biography of Prescott Busch entitled Duty, Honor, Country
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by Mickey Hurskowitz. That doesn't shock me. Publishers Rutledge He'll
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Press promised the book would deal honestly with Prescott Busch's
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alleged business relationships with Nazi industrialists and other accusations. In fact,
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the allegations are dealt with in less than two pages.
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The book refers to the Herald Tribune story by saying
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that a person of less established ethics would have panicked
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Bush and his partners at Brown Brothers. Harriman informed the
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government regulators that the account opened in the late nineteen
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thirties was an unpaid courtesy for a client. Prescott Busch acteds, Yeah,
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quickly and openly on behalf of the firms served well
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by a reputation that had never been compromised.
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It has people just forget that it was compromised.
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He made available, Yeah, he made available all records and
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all documents viewed. Six decades later, in the era of
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serial corporate scandals and shattered careers, just what they're doing
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with Epstein right in the middle of political strife. They're
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distracting us just as you said Nolan, with Epstein stuff,
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and they don't know what's worse, you know, to dissuade
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us with what's going on in Iran by giving us
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false stories or then coming back after they've been beaten
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and look really really sad in America's eyes and pump
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out more Epstein stuff.
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It's all bad.
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It's all bad.
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Viewed six days later, in the era of serial corporate
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scandals and shattered careers, he received what can be viewed
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as the ultimate clean bill.
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So disgusting, Yeah, whitshed, whitewashed.
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The Prescott Busch story has been condemned by both conservatives
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and some liberals. Is having nothing to do with the
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current president. That's where that has no worry. Yeah, well,
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but they have to shed right good light on the
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very people they want to continue to maintain rule and
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office over us. It has also been suggested that Prescott
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Bush had little to do with Averil Harriman, and that
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the two men opposed each other politically. We find out
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doesn't matter, right, we got Trump as a Republican president
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into was a Democrat.
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What's that We're both capitalists and both capitalists.
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Right, a whole lot in common, and it doesn't matter
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what side you're on, as we have found out, because
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Trump being a Republican president was originally democrat. Trump finished
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my statement, Trump being a Republican president was a Democrat
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who supported the Clintons. So why does it matter if
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they opposed each other politically? The whole overall goal to
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rule and control and to usurp any amount of available
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living that we can make for ourselves is an agenda
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of all of them.
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Let's see.