Sunday Show 5/4/14
Gold Hunters to dive legendary shipwreck
Treasure hunters are
returning to the wreck of a gold-laden ship that sank off the coast
of South Carolina nearly 160 years ago, reviving an effort begun in
1987 by a colorful salvage diver who recovered millions from the site
before stiffing partners and vanishing.
Pelosi says “whatever
his name is Issa something”
House Minority Leader
Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) says a newly released White House email
listing Susan Rice's Benghazi talking points "didn't have any
additional information," and she's not bothered that the email
was released in response to a FOIA request instead of a congressional
subpoena.
California sisters
reunited after 78 years
It's been 78 years
since Ann Hunt and Elizabeth Hamel were last together — in their
mother's womb. The twin sisters were reunited last week for the first
time since birth in Fullerton, California, thanks to a nudge from
their children and help from a psychology professor, the Orange
County Register reported Sunday.
Too big to audit- large
partnerships escape IRS scrutiny
GAO reports In 2011,
while the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) was busy scrutinizing the
tax-exempt status of 100 percent of Tea Party groups and other
conservative non-profits, the tax agency did not audit a single
high-value electing large partnership (ELP) with more than $100
million in assets.
Ranchers and Empire in
the American West Part Two; From Mises Daily: by Ryan McMaken
The image of the
American West as a place of private property and blissful
independence from government control has long been a myth, and the
fact is that life in the West has involved the federal government
much more so than life in the East much of the time. This is because
the land and other natural resources in the West are controlled by a
vast socialist bureaucracy governing water, land, and minerals going
back to the late nineteenth century.
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