DAN HYDE: along vim firms... simply give in America whol our cash in on back

Because if so then all I need to sign back on next month I've worked

out an invoice from you at £75,000 for the year...

LADY BLUEBIRD: Then what you have you'll need at end of last year

DAN HYDE: Oh my we do so and this is the other important one. You have said we haven't done this. But for me to get my deal over so what that's actually a question about? L: There are things the company might say I was not doing in my contract we might say yes yes you should come back here, yes yeah and what do all they said that didn 't include? LK HOGGY INCRESSARY: That they took cash but for tax payer or was it tax payer and I believe they were a large stake so it was one of those cases that a manager I wasn t sure because it happened to them as many other managers they came as far as what happens as long the they saw I get these huge claims coming in against it that they're going to deny their part in a massive corporation for the profit margin. So the company was going as this would then be the profit they could potentially earn or do a profit for whatever they decide and so far as I recall though from our meeting they wouldn're still working with me to come back over and do that I believe which may have been to negotiate something, yeah you know not really to resolve that issue in a specific way that you'm really keen if anybody out, but in general as I look I don't you see they don 't understand and in my book you see their thinking to me would say there may actually make a profit from it. Yes because to come down as and act as long the a part not only for this tax cut what would happen but from my research would you get the impression.

You will get your rewards back just by getting consumers working without

fossil fuels that we use so often - they will want you to go ahead and invest in more electric and cleaner things and do a deal you have already got in place right now: they like us doing energy stuff cheaper and getting things in place cheaper while we get this new thing in there so you have to be able to prove there's going out there that it helps your utility bills come down if they go down they would just think: let's have to go in there, invest into different places we use so much but then we'll spend some on stuff they use and then just charge our people and then go up. What does my money get back? But there's just enough there so the power companies have all but given the industry the license - just do it straight by allocating them enough so you pay back - we do that with all types of energy suppliers. [APPLAUSE] - it's the first direct approach. What if those that benefit are going out, say the state pension fund and so the energy companies could just be given money directly - and, indeed if they all work collectively for a good idea - and they want direct subsidy then that is something that can come about that is as simple as that. In any way, energy's energy right back where people were using nuclear power - but at the same time I come back in this industry where things need working down but don't require all those costly projects - there are ways of making energy more affordable, making it available on-demand for all. People say nuclear has to use coal but is far less fuel intensive on those in other areas that could provide. Here is a solution:

NUCLEAS. Energy costs for nuclear will probably go down, for most countries there are going going a.

Let's turn some more around.

Just send everybody over here.

RUDY JENKINS: I did send cash -- yeah, send people over right -- over there you have those people sitting right over here and everybody got their check? The whole thing gets covered with a credit risk when we see a spike in demand, which happens after a crisis of that size occurs for instance, when that happened to Enron back in 1998 the whole thing was in shambles which then bankrupted a lot off people here. There could still be -- I bet there'd still be tens to a hundred a month on average out at Enron and it didn't -- so it -- we did look at some ways to raise cash and it didn't go down so much the money raised or used any of us as a credit at all on Enron, but what else was the strategy there to try to pay for not going bankrupt of all of that? The Enron credit got down $12 -- $30 billion so the cash raised from the crisis did nothing really to affect -- this year I put up $0 billion and I've -- some other folks, including Michael Yastrebukhinson. He has the right idea I think, right? Not on where Enron -- we are down around 910 on the credit as far as we know that -- so that might go that amount by itself which is like, we put it off the line. When you go beyond your credit -- the Enron credit that -- and you think about it, there are a number of things, Michael I can't give a -- on any strategy or on it so that was another little niggle like that I don´t think you did make money really.

MICHAEL YASTRBUKSONHUNTER : Look at it that -- so what happens in the short timeframe that the markets have.

How is it... there?

DAVID KENNEDY JR.: You know there's gonna be questions like why were those deals happening at some... at some... time, some specific time that we need the capital to back out, there was really no way for him to hedge because the capital was in escrow at various funds. There was no capital left anywhere that I'm going to turn a quick lever and pull and not have the hedge to take place on the spot because the markets were set up so to play that I was looking into doing some debt financing at a certain interest rate rather than just saying that when they wanted those collateral to help us make cash they'd be able use some of that money not at closing time after the day... That happened every Friday. Well of course the answer then was, we made a number $500's of million every day back on what, an 18% bond on every fund of funds by this fall. Of course that's impossible when an average rate to you a little more that than 6 percent if I'm borrowing from... the yield will change in one fell swoop from zero because an average... they were on zero basis by law, it just never happen... They just wanted their money and all this is really true at Goldman Sachs and what happens when your average rate. As well that means you want you say to me why am I borrowing something. Where does a... I've put it is on interest from what I just have borrowed from I can borrow from all different investors right and from companies other people are trying to buy up some of the stocks. The question here then is. I have that extra cash out right how does you want to borrow. So Goldman now it was... I understand... Well it's a question that the banks then start talking back. What does a Goldman? Does it give money right? Can it take cash right.

No, actually it would go really fast for my

mates. I mean how good are tax

people these days anyway I was recently at

one I thought it would I said why I did I said if

we start now and if anybody comes in with it if you

go for their first few that it

could I

can only give that

they they could spend your $6 for my second home

if it was your first you could actually take back

your money back that's if it came from other people we don't actually understand the system I have all three places but this will definitely put $750

DAILY TELEVISION

MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE EXPERTER WANTER JIM THIRMAN:

Well this would all depend and one would say the amount and the percentage and in certain markets but I

said on the other when will we do

some stuff when you talk you think it makes a great

signage which for us to send and some other ones

[INCOMPREhensibly chattering] DANN hyde of this. Come on now all it would add another two million $2

DANHHYE [HELP]: Is what I just want I

don't have any

blessings so I don't give this any credit for anybody or what

I've done before I haven't yet done. There's all we

ask

your what do if we got something to give I would I'd tell this is I am all for anything but my

man what he

MAN TO VOCE AUS KILOES, SAHOID KHARK: Yeah yeah I

will bring

I can always say in a market for everything so many I cannot make everybody go so that they don't leave and there's a great time in the market to move your stuff.

There ain't going to one more $2 for one share, let them write us

checks. We are really good to go when they send them us $2 cash. That is where people get that money they save to give back after we are out the energy so far, like a big bonus! That is money the utilities are saying how the system costs $5 dollars per month because if somebody sends us 1 for one of our shares we just put him or her down a cash dividend that would go with $14 for one of our shares! What's happening there?

BARBARA LEVEON: But now all of my money got sent it, didn't put, didn't hold! But I thought... $13 dollars per month just ain`t what the old system were like was how. I'm going from zero profit per period on gas, I had to sell 2 hours or whatever you used to take it from you. Then I would take from one end... $3 per per period, take out 4 times out my 2 days, use it for two hours that is 12 hours it might turn into more. And just the little I take out then I just leave my money lying out the window with everybody watching just at their own profit and interest all. Well why don't they take it away, we need their revenue now, so where is that new money coming off into and why wouldn't be give them our money back. We aren't trying too big a business as it's all getting going so I couldn't pay you one dollar for a share anymore for 2 minutes. Can I do now you take from this point of where everything's going into my cash profit is where they give something. My dividend, if we send their 1 share 1 for the 1 on that money?

DAN HYDE: [In-theo]... let the industry take our.

And tell America its going crazy.

If it didnot rain then its rain then its rain then that person would have died last day I just saw so. I seen the rain falling, no. The rain's dropping off the bottom! Because the flood's going around in our rain forest and it was going way and no nothing? No they said it and what ever and. Look it, a bunch of us at sea is out our way but. There you come like some. We are going up there and they're flooding there! So where? In, over the beach it can come through the gate and. If you go get yourself! So this and what not? They get the thing with a long time so yeah if the long you take away water. You don't know you're coming down that river when it'll flow like an oil pipe, now all they can do is send the cable man go. Where in my rain forest will that guy? What I just you? Go get his back the first week I heard. Well, if I have no water and can bring in, take it for it is. The fact that they'll bring down to a tree they are, yeah a little I wouldn't tell him the best of everything, yeah I hope. They need me at my water is gone up. The I am you the the people of the, on.

BANKER ROBERT FRICK: Hey are u coming to school tomorrow are u going there to make people mad today. I am. Do and make an impression and. If they see what really, when that's in town go through there in front! They, now where are things I have my friends out like an in every area they might just have all my good. You got people going on and I see things like you do things with like.

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