"James L. Swanson" is an American author and historian famous for his New York Times best-seller Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer, for which he earned an Edgar Award.

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It was really hard to pick out the people that we had to take, ... A lot of the elderly that we picked up were begging and pleading for us to go back and get their families. That was the hard part.

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If you are unable to do that, I don't see where your bosses have any choice.

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Everybody who gets promoted to general understands the position carries much higher degrees of conduct.

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They're not done and it's clear to me that these guys really are worried about an inflation bulge. You are seeing clouds on the horizon because of inflation.

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Finally people are recognizing the economy's in good shape and so are profits. You have rates rising slowly, but you still have a recipe for strong earnings. This actually is good for stocks.

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You can get all these bonds on sale later in the year.

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Finally, people are recognizing the economy's in good shape and so are profits.

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We saw dead alligators. We saw four of them, belly up. If the alligators can't survive in their own waters, you know it was bad.

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Bonds are going through a nervous breakdown now.

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