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that nothing came out of.
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But the question has always been
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where did this money come from?
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Now his dad was rich.
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His dad could have done this for him.
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But his dad didn't do this for him.
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There's no indication that his daddy
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wrote a check to start him off in this company.
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So where did George W. Bush get his money?
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One person who did invest in him was
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James R. Bath.
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Bush's good friend James Bath
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was hired by the bin Laden family
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to manage their money in Texas
:28:35
and invest in businesses.
:28:41
And James Bath himself in turn
:28:43
invested in George W. Bush.
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Bush ran Arbusto into the ground,
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as he did every other company
:28:53
he was involved in.
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Until finally one of his companies
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was bought by Harken Energy.
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And they gave him a seat on their board.
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A lot of us have suspected through the years that,
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that there has been Saudi oil money involved
:29:08
in all of these companies:
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Harken, Spectrum 7, Arbusto Drilling,
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all of the Bush companies.
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Whenever they got into trouble
:29:16
there were these angel investors
:29:18
who flowed money into the companies.
:29:20
So the question is why would Saudis
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with all the oil in the world go around the globe
:29:27
to invest in this lousy oil company?
:29:30
And the thing is it had one big asset,
:29:32
Harken, Harken had one thing going for it
:29:34
which is that George W. Bush
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was on its board of directors
:29:37
at a time when his father was
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President of the United States.
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When you're the President's son
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and you've got unlimited access
:29:44
combined with some credentials
:29:46
from a prior campaign,
:29:48
in Washington DC people tend to respect that;
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I mean, access is power and, uh,
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I can find my dad,
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talk to him any time of the day.
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Yes, it helps to be the Presidents son.