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Wrote a long article and left it for one of the editors of the national intelligence service in which i fully set forth the reasons for our proceedings. he or the government -- >> the first of booth's two journal entries ends there. he is interrupted by thomas jones, samuel cox's foster brother. cox has asked jones to see to it that booth gets across the potomac to virginia. in spite of the $100,000 bounty being offered jones keeps booth and herold hidden and fed well, government troops occupy and

You're sitting across from this prisoner. what kind of questions are you asking? how can you tell they would make a good double agent? >> well, you spend a lot of time with them. you offer a lot of things, a lot of money, sometimes millions of dollars. you start questioning them. you go into their families, their backgrounds. you get to their address books. you get to know them like almost a member of your family. once you think you can trust them, you let them go. it takes a long time. this is why at guantanamo they have a separate facility where they were treated very well, fed well, given b...

>> these students have a right to be concerned because if the obese kids don't get fed well, they will eat the skinny kids, and that's how they start the zombie apocalypse. thank you, michelle obama. >> that's an amazing linkage right there. and wasn't that for whom the bell tolls is about? the hemming way book with exactly that plot. i never really red -- read anything. i am guessing you are on obama's side on this, or do i have it backwards? >> well, i blame it on the video. >> how is the high school kid getting this right? our government can't even get that right. and there is even a black ...

Bank of america went back to the fed well, our plan would not only lay off people which they announced that in the fall, 30,000 job cuts announced but also closing 750 branches. where do they think they close them? small cities across the united states. not big cities. small towns across the u.s. that may happen this year. arthel: that is bad news. that is where folks can least afford to lose their jobs. beyond that, what does it mean for day-to-day banking if you live in small cities? >> that means you will have to buy community banks. we're seeing a lot of interest by investors in smaller ba...