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Jeb Bush’s 9/11 problem
On the campaign trail in New Hampshire two weeks ago, Jeb Bush was asked a question for which he clearly wasn’t prepared, which hearkened back to Bush’s time as Florida Governor. You can see the question here.
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True Detective II: “The Vaughn Addendum”
In 2003, Directors Performance Fund, a hedge fund controlled and run by Sharon Vaughn, mother of actor Vince Vaughn, capitalized a “bank” specializing in providing financing to drug traffickers and snake oil salesmen peddling goat’s blood. The deal received attention only after Vaughn’s hedge fund went fully rogue two years later, in a much larger…
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Barry Seal, the Dallas get-away plane, and the JFK assassination
It’s July 1, 1972. The TV series Bewitched is airing its final episode, Attorney General John N. Mitchell is resigning as chairman of President Nixon’s re-election committee, and Sammy Davis JR’s aptly-titled single “Candy Man” is moving smartly up the charts. (This is the second of two parts. Read the first part here.)
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“Dad Kills Kids and Self:” The Philip Marshall Story
There are 27,386 books about the 9/11 attack currently being sold on Amazon. The authors of 27,385 of them are still alive, or dead from natural causes. That leaves Philip Marshall, author of a self-published book about 9/11 called “The Big Bamboozle.”