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Historically constantly been creating jobs when our economy is growing. obviously the first objective to do that is to be able to deal with covid. covid has knocked economies all around the world for a loop. so that has to happen. but as the president has said, as president biden has said many times that covid actually offers us the opportunity to build back better. because the economy has been rocked, as we come back, we will be putting major investments into various sectors of the economy to g...

At doing those things. so we have already seen remarkable growth. there are 55,000 new jobs in texas, the home of the fossil fuel energy. i mean, this is a transition where the fossil fuel companies themselves. i mean, look at bp or shell or other large fossil fuel companies. theyre diversifying. theyre engaged in the creation of these jobs and doing research in carbon capture and storage and so forth. there will be literally millions of jobs created over these next years, and there will be a tr...

State of the union team for the great first two weeks and to jake tapper for building the team and the state of union brand over the last five and a half years and welcoming me so graciously as co-anchor. jake will be back in this chair next sunday, so please continue. the news continues right now. this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria comes to you live from washington, d.c. today on the show, in ten days we ha...

Brand and welcoming me so graciously as coanchor. jake will be back in this chair next sunday, so please continue. the news continues right now. the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria comes to you live from washington, d.c. today on the show, in ten days we have gone from a climate change denier in the oval office to this. >> we have already waited too long to deal with this climate crisis. we cant wait any longer. we see it...

State of the union team for the great first two weeks and to jake tapper for building the team and the state of union brand over the last five and a half years and welcoming me so graciously as co-anchor. jake will be back in this chair next sunday, so please continue. the news continues right now. this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria comes to you live from washington, d.c. today on the show, in ten days we ha...

It, and people are going to work at doing those things. so we have already seen remarkable growth. there are 55,000 new jobs in texas, all in wind, the home of the fossil fuel energy. i mean, this is a transition where the fossil fuel companies themselves -- i mean, look at bp or shell or other large fossil fuel companies. theyre diversifying. theyre engaged in the creation of these renewable jobs and doing research in carbon capture and storage and so forth. there will be literally millions of ...

Testosterone. by the time doug met his awful fate in 2013 the wild black gold rush around the bakken oil fields had peaked. but investors looking for a big payday wouldnt have known that yet. and with great was of eager cash they chased a stake in what they hoped might be billions still in the ground. apparently, doug carlile was one of them. according to family, he got turned onto oil by a friend who knew a guy. >> he told us about north dakota. hey, its booming there. you should go check thing...

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Still parked in the drive, elbertas new mercedes. dougs new pickup. and inside in dougs office, documents detailing the familys fortune. >> there was a lot of financial paperwork. and the ones that struck me immediately was there was loan paperwork that it appeared mr. carlile had filled out for different businesses and they had his net value at between 6 and 12 million depending which piece of paper you looked at. >> and then there were the documents the detectives couldnt read. that is, the on...

Practices. had he made any enemies? >> they may have a reason to be pretty mad at him. >> our suspect list kept growing. >> i was running this investigation at one point in about eight directions, trying to eliminate a lot of business partners. see if mr. carlile had a secret life. >> even seasoned detectives were in for a surprise. >> i just dont believe in coincidences like that. >> when "dateline" continues. ws n with jackson hewitt. well get your taxes done right, guaranteed. ♪♪ introduc...