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know it was the right call before the fact. we all get to sit here knowing that everything was the right call from alvin bragg. and he had to know ahead of time. he could've said you know what. the foreign half hour closing is too much. i need you to cut two hours but he did not do that. he built his team and he trusted his team and he knew his team was capable of doing a perfect job they had to do. in order to get to all counts guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. this is a story in the room was the story of these two kids who grew up in new york. one is probably the most spoiled brat in the history of american spoiled brats. across the aisle is alvin bragg. alvin bragg grew up on a block in harlem that is called strivers row. his mother and father met in a small town in virginia in the eighth grade. they went to separate colleges. sr. went to syracuse and they came to new york and worked as professionals as most of the people live in strivers row do.
oil, there's only diversification to other energy sources. so probably for the next 2020 year -- 2000 years we're going to to need oil, maybe longer, can and we have it in the united states. we could be 18-21 million barrels a day if we wanted to. you heard trump mention anwr, sr. and let me tell you why that's interesting. anwr is a ea remarkable asset. it's in alaska. think about this. back in 1978 what norway did is they said we've discovered a ton of oil offshore. we're going to charge a small royalty off every barrel in perpetuity and put it against national debt. we have a big debt in this country. anwr could shove a portion of that problem in a big way because you open it up and say, look, we're going to charge a 6-7% royalty on every barrel, but it has to be by law -- this is the key, because you know how politicians -- rachel: take more and spend it. >> -- it has to be put against the national debt.
Spire (NYSE:SR – Free Report) had its target price hoisted by Wells Fargo & Company from $64.00 to $66.00 in a research report report published on Thursday, Benzinga reports. Wells Fargo & Company currently has an equal weight rating on the utilities provider’s stock. Other analysts have also issued research reports about the company. UBS […]