because the admiral was from fredericksburg. but there's a symposium their every september, and the symposium is attended by academics like me. and also by world war ii veterans. i say this because it's very clear in speaking to the world war ii veterans, and that we are 60 years out from world war ii, that this was for very many of us the most important experience in their lives. this was in many ways the things that defined their lives. wing and was giving the introduction, he pointed out that theodore roosevelt felt this way. theodore roosevelt felt he had missed something by being too young for the civil war. and as one of the contributors to theodore roosevelt enthusiasm, and that's not putting it too strongly, enthusiasm for war in 1890s. it was said by some of roosevelt's friends that he was looking for a war. he didn't care who the enemy was. he was looking for any war, and the point was to define himself. and i say this with the greatest respect, because for people who participate in war there is probably never a time w

locally that meant a 60% decline in fredericksburg and at slight decline in montgomery said. in prince william county there is a significant population decline of around a quarter and a bump up in fairfax county. we also found that most immigrants stayed put and they avoided public places and were less likely to drive. however, the jurisdictions we looked at with the population declines are large smalsuburban areas with transportation networks. they needed to drive to take their kids to school meetings, except rep. for these activities they continue driving but curtailed their driving and other types of activities and less likely to participate in parental activities in the schools. they also expressed fear interests of the police and the reluctance to report crimes. both cried reporting rapes and racial profiling rates are very difficult to prove. it -- both crime reporting and racial profiling rates are very difficult to prove it. there has been great public controversy. in the sighthe sites or universl jurisdictions. most of this is tied to traffic arrest. people are afrai

louise in fredericksburg, virginia. what you think about the house when it comes to spending? caller: if they stick to this, i think it will be a good thing, but i'm watching very carefully. i think we need the cftc to enact the margins on people who do not use commodities. they need to do this soon. i do believe it is speculation that is driving up the cost of food. it just goes back to the 1990's. in all the states, they were hiring more state employees. where people have retired, they ended up hiring them back because of all that great experience they had. that has caused a budget crisis throughout the country. also, we have a big problem with the country. it keeps deluding itself. we did not have a big surplus. we had a $7.5 trillion stock market crash from the dot com bubble. live in washington state back then. the governor of washington state, who is now our congress secretary, he was constantly going to china. when he came back from china, he brought his brother-in-law. he brought his brother in law. he got a $10 million grant from the state and federal government to op