Some of the locals have taken a calling the city, dead-menton. our concern was do we have a murder because if we don t. this is in our file. we have enough to work on, we have no indication of foul play, nothing. the missing person in this case was the name by johnny altinger. 39, single, worked in the oil industry. who unlucky with women. he had a wide circle of friends. but with police, something kind of weird. he seemed to have dropped off the face of the earth. except for the strange emails that he was sending. i left with a woman, i m going to costa rica. she was one of the recipients of the emails. the old friend, debra. saying that he had met a wonderful world name jan and he is going to costa rica. i received seven of them, but six altogether. in the runs of three. six messages? the same message? the exact same message.
Practically nothing. and he goes, well, i shacked up with this really rich lady. a, you know, a sugar mark metallic situation. and she s gonna take care of me and buy me a new car when we get back from vacation. i m thinking, okay is there are two tons of cocaine in the trunk? i m trying to figure out with the catch is here. apparently, said mark, there was no catch. and nothing wrong with the car. except that had a standard transmission which he did not know how to drive. so he left it parked in a friend s driveway. does he live close by your white? yeah. he lives a couple of blocks away.
then later that day, they got a call from a friend that told her that johnny altinger, appeared to be missing. it s surreal, you know? you don t expect your friends to go missing. pretty soon altinger friends got together. unsure what to do. but before going to police, they thought they would go into his condo. see if they could find a clue into what happened to the guy. had to break in, actually. and everything looked fine. nothing out of place, no sign of any struggle. only things missing where his wallet, his keys, and his red mazda coop. so, it looked like he went out for a drive. could be back any minute. there was no answers to anything. he just vanished out of thin air. except for the strange emails that he had sent about falling in love, and costa rica. which to the car, said clark
As they tumble down, you will hear the sounds of liberation and love. that s what happens, when we stand together, when we climb together. today, let us not look back in anger, nor forward in fear, but around us in awareness. and let me say to the women, we weren t able to speak in 1963, but we are here in 2023. [applause] and women are unwavering warriors. i know that we stand a different face, but let s go to the bible for a moment. moses was able to tell pharaoh, let my people go, only because he was saved by his sister miriam, as an infant. debra helped lead the israelites to victory out of bondage, asterisk her life to save her people, and let s just go to the story of easter, as i close. after all of the the disciples had fled, it was women who stood at the foot of the cross.
That s what he wants to do at the time. final question. and this man was at the debate. his name is donald trump. so we wanted to devote most of our time to people who are at the debate. how many of you think donald trump hurt himself by not being a part of this debate, raise your hand please. one, two, three, four. how many of you think he helped himself by not being at the debate? most of you. why do you think he helped himself? this is. debra she is the leader of the young republicans here. the chapter here, in the iowa young republicans. tell you why? i think he helped himself just because he was not able to say anything bad. people were used against him in the general election. and he s able to kind of run off his record. and not worry about being seen as bombastic or something negative. thank you. debra and thank all of you for talking to us we really appreciate watching this with you. anderson, ramaswamy the winner among this group. okay thanks so much. back now with our panel here in
Chris christie because i thought they made him look kind of fake and like he wants to go with whatever the polling issue is. that s what he wants to do at the time. final question. and this man was at the debate. his name is donald trump. so we wanted to devote most of our time to people who are at the debate. how many of you think donald trump hurt him self by not being a part of this debate, raise your hand please. one, two, three, four. how many of you think he helped himself by not being at the debate? most of the. why do you think he helped himself? this is. debra she is the leader of the young republicans here. the chapter here, in the iowa young republicans. tell you why? i think he helped himself just because he was not able to say anything bad. people were used against him in the general election. and he s able to kind of run off his record. and not worry about being seen as bombastic or something negative. thank you. debra and thank all of you for talking to us we really appreciate watching this with
You left know, productivity line, where if you left that line of course you were you left that line of course you were going away from your work. all i’i l ht, were going away from your work. right, simon, i were going away from your work. fill right, simon, i need a response from debra. a couple of things. a quick response. the notion that it improves productivity is one thing but give us an idea of the ledger, the tax paid by smokers, pitted against their cost to the rest of us that smokers incur. the against their cost to the rest of us that smokers incur. against their cost to the rest of us that smokers incur. the tax paid by smokers is that smokers incur. the tax paid by smokers is around that smokers incur. the tax paid by smokers is around 10 that smokers incur. the tax paid by smokers is around 10 billion - that smokers incur. the tax paid by smokers is around 10 billion which l smokers is around 10 billion which is more than the nhs but not more than the total cost to public finances because smokers get sick, they need more social security, they need more social care and they need it on average ten years earlier. and they also are more likely to be of six others absenteeism, all these costs but going back to: quickly, congratulations on quitting, 30% of
More. you know, debra, let s talk about what s going to come down the road. their eyes currently six unindicted coconspirators. there s been a lot of talk about it being strategic on jack smith s part to only go after donald trump right now. do you think the prosecution continues to plan for some of those coconspirators that are on indicted to cooperate, and if they choose not to do so, to their folly, i think. do you think we might see more charges, and more indictments down the road? katie, i can t imagine we wouldn t see more charges. i, there is so many people who were involved. if you look at the 20 if you look at the text messages, it s also the amazing amount of virtual communications we saw while outside of text messages, katie. i think that we are so, we have different levels, you know, we had six or seven different groups that were involved in january six. from plowing rally planners, trump s family, trump s cabinet. we also the doj charges. we had the oath keepers and proud boys, state legislators,
Dianne: more! rainn wilson: whether it s a family living under the same roof. jj: dyno-mite! james: now that s the kind of talk i like to hear. rainn wilson: .or gathered together in a workplace. jack: jenna, that s a glue stick. jenna: mmm? rainn wilson: all the great sitcoms are about family. debra: so wonderful! kelsey grammar: it s one of the great, great accomplishments of the modern age. [opening] michael: what have we always said was the most important thing? george: breakfast.? michael: family. george: family, right. dan levy: family is key to the sitcom. dre: mama!! randall park: it s something that we all can relate to. dre and mom: shake shake shake! tracy morgan: you re in these people s homes for years. you re a part of the family. eddie: one good thing about moving here is i have no friends, and no distractions.
Dianne: i hate you sam: are you as turned on as i am? dianne: more! rainn wilson: whether it s a family living under the same roof. jj: dyno-mite! james: now that s the kind of talk i like to hear. rainn wilson: .or gathered together in a workplace. jack: jenna, that s a glue stick. jenna: mmm? rainn wilson: all the great sitcoms are about family. debra: so wonderful! kelsey grammar: it s one of the great, great accomplishments of the modern age. [opening] michael: what have we always said was the most important thing? george: breakfast.? michael: family. george: family, right. dan levy: family is key to the sitcom. dre: mama!! randall park: it s something that we all can relate to. dre and mom: shake shake shake! tracy morgan: you re in these people s homes for years. you re a part of the family.