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The Island Where Everybody Earns OVER $2 million - Duration: 9:19.
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Where do rich like to live in the USA?
Our first guess would probably be somewhere in Silicon Valley, California, where millionaires
and billionaires have gotten rich off either creating technology or investing in technology.
Or what about New York's Manhattan or Brooklyn, that are said to have some of the most expensive
real estate in the county.
In fact, according to recent data, neighborhoods in California and the New York tri-state area
have most of the richest zip codes, but not the most.
Thanks to Bloomberg, which used IRS data to figure out where the rich areas are, we already
have the list.
But we'll take it a step further and give you some more information about these hubs
of wealth.
Welcome to this episode of the Infographics Show, The Richest Zip Codes in the USA.
10.
San Francisco, California, 94111 The average gross adjusted income here is
$776,400, which should be more than enough for most people.
According to zipcodes.com, there are 3,831 people living there, most of whom are white,
followed by Asian.
The median age is 51.
If you look at a map of this area, it comprises the financial district and the eastern seafront
or the Embarcadero.
We went apartment hunting here and found a two-bedroom apartment for rent on Davis Street
going for the princely sum of $5,595 per month, which is way out of the price range for most
Americans.
9.
Weston, Massachusetts, 02493 This is a small town with a population of
just 11,389, but you gotta have some serious money if you want to mingle among the hi-society
that reside there.
The median cost of a house is $2 million, and you'll find private streets and cops
patrolling these cash-spangled neighborhoods around the clock.
90.26% of the population is white, and Bloomberg tells us the average gross income here is
$860,000.
If you like sports, you may just bump into some of Boston's baseball, basketball or
ice hockey stars here.
It looks like the kind of place where you'd join a country club and perhaps wrap a sweater
around your shoulders.
Looking at realtor websites, many of the houses are palatial and will set you back millions
of dollars.
We'd be surprised if the police would even allow riff raff like us into this town.
8.
Kenilworth, Illinois, 60043 This is an even smaller town, that no doubt
doesn't have any poor parts.
The latest consensus said that 2,513 people lived in Kenilworth, and according to Bloomberg
the average wage is $861,000.
97.4% of these folks are white, and judging by pictures of the manicured lawns and pleasant
tree-lined streets, they don't have a big problem with crime.
In fact, crime statistics tell us that Kenilworth is 95% safer than all other American cities.
Looking at one report on yearly crime, there were 11 thefts, so that kept the cops busy
that year.
Bargain basement properties are in the range of $800,000, but if you want to compete with
the rich neighbors, you'll have to spend a few million.
7.
Los Angeles, California, 90067 If you Google this area code, the first things
you'll likely see from looking at the map are movie studios, such as Fox Searchlight
Pictures and the famous Beverly Hills High school.
Not far away is the Los Angeles Country Club.
Within the area code is the Avenue of the Stars, and you can get a two-bedroom apartment
there for just $1.6 million.
According to Bloomberg, that is affordable, as the average income there is $905,700.
6.
Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, 19035 This is another small town where the wealthy
are ensconced far from the hustle and bustle of the average American city.
According to the most recent census, 4,071 people live there and 97.22% of those people
are white, with a sprinkling of Asians and African Americans making up the rest of the
neighborhood.
The average wage is $957,200 and, looking at properties, the vast majority on one realtor
site were over one million, but a few bargains were available just below that amount.
If you move there and keep hearing things go bump in the night, don't worry, it's
not a ghost, it's just M. Night Shyamalan getting up to his old tricks.
Well, one source says he lives there and another says he lives in Willistown Township, not
too far away.
5.
Harrison, New York, 10577 Harrison is a small town in New York about
22 miles (35 km) away from Manhattan.
It has a population of 27,472, although the 10577-area code only covers a small part of
Harrison.
Looking on the map, this is a small area that contains, well, not very much.
There is a small hamlet known as Purchase there, which is home to 5,391 people.
You'll also find Manhattanville College among the greenery.
The average wage is 976,200.
Purchase looks like the perfect little town, and the word hamlet certainly fits.
In 2017, the New York Times called Purchase, a "A Celebrity Sanctum With Wide-Open Spaces."
The article stated that the median house price for a single family was $1.9 million.
It also described Purchase as one big country club.
4.
Palo Alto, California, 94301 You probably knew this was coming.
For those of you that don't know, Palo Alto is part of the area known as Silicon Valley.
It's here where geeks think big in their garages and end up owning a good portion of
the world's wealth.
Stanford University is just outside of this area code, while inside you've got a zoo
and a museum as well as Palo Alto High School.
The whole of Palo Alto is home to around 64,403 people, but there are 4 area codes here.
It's a mixed bag of ethnicities, but white and Asian are the most predominant.
Too many famous people, actors, tech business people, musicians, etc, live here to mention
them all.
The average wage is said to be 1,175,400, and houses, some of which look quite ordinary,
are currently on the market from 1-3 million.
If you want something special, you are looking at over $10 million.
3.
Palm Beach, Florida, 33480 10,468 people are said to live in this coastal
area, although tourists and part-time dwellers push up that number at certain times of the
year.
In fact, many languages are spoken here because so many foreigners make this place – once
voted the best place to live in America – their home.
They must enjoy the tropical climate or just rubbing up against the many rich and famous
people that live there.
We should also add that on the day we wrote this piece, the headlines in the paper read,
"One dead, 3 wounded in West Palm Beach shooting", so perhaps it's not quite as
safe as the other places on this list.
Some very rich people must live in this area as one house we found on the market right
now is going for $59,000,000.
The average wage is $1,254,500.
2.
Atherton, California, 94027 Just outside of Palo Alto, this is another
part of what we call Silicon Valley, and it's a small town of just over 7,000 people in
San Mateo County.
Known as the Greenwich of Silicon Valley, you'll find some of tech's most well-known
names from companies like Google and Facebook living here.
Bloomberg tells us that the average income in this area code is 1,496,500.
It's mostly white, but native Americans make up 13 percent of the population.
Houses are astronomically expensive with the cheapies going for $5 million and many listings
featuring abodes for over $20 million.
According to the most recent crime stats over one year, there was one rape, no murders,
one robbery, and one assault, which is similar to the crime stats belonging to one house
alone in some parts of the U.S.
We did hear through the grapevine however that a floppy disc went missing in Atherton
in 1994.
1.
Miami Beach, Florida, 33109 Ok, so this isn't anything like the other
places, as you can only get to it by boat, helicopter or water taxi.
It's called Fisher Island, and it's reported that the average wage there is a massive $2.5
million.
It used to be home to one family alone, the Vanderbilts, but now is home to quite a few
rich people.
Well, not too many, as only 132 people live there.
Famous folks who have lived there include Oprah Winfrey, Andre Agassi, and Boris Becker.
No doubt the tennis courts on Fisher Island aren't too bad.
Most of the properties there right now for sale are condo units, going for anything from
$1.5 million to $20 million.
We found one nice-looking 5-bedroom house with a pool overlooking the ocean, and that
was $17 million, but some houses were as low as $5 million, so there's hope for all you
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So, what are your thoughts on this list?
Which of these glamorous area codes would you want to live in?
Let us know in the comments!
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UNFOLDING Trump Just Busted Obama In Massive Crime 'Bigger Than Watergate' – It's About To Get UGLY! - Duration: 14:32.
UNFOLDING Trump Just Busted Obama In Massive Crime 'Bigger Than Watergate' – It's
About To Get UGLY!
Leakers to the mainstream media news source, the New York Times, confirmed in a story that
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) ran a spy operation on the Trump campaign
during the 2016 presidential election involving government informants, secret subpoenas, and
possible wiretaps.
This story comes just ahead of the release of the pending Department of Justice inspector
general report on the FBI's actions during the 2016 election.
Many speculate this leak is a public relations attempt to paint the FBI's efforts in the
most flattering light possible.
Yet many Americans believe there is no spin that can make this story into making the actions
of the FBI acceptable.
The FBI is supposed to be an apolitical agency, yet they have been discovered spying on the
Trump campaign through phone records with "at least one" human asset.
President Donald Trump took to Twitter to speculate on the news, stating – "Wow,
word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI "SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN
EMBEDDED INFORMANT."
Andrew McCarthy says, "There's probably no doubt that they had at least one confidential
informant in the campaign."
If so, this is bigger than Watergate!"
The NYT reports – "The F.B.I. obtained phone records and other documents using national
security letters — a secret type of subpoena — officials said.
And at least one government informant met several times with Mr. Page and Mr. Papadopoulos,"
while citing "current and former officials" as their source of information.
The revelation of "at least one government informant" appears to confirm a Washington
Post story last week in which leakers revealed that the FBI had a "top secret intelligence
source" — a U.S. citizen who likely lived overseas — who had spied on members of the
Trump campaign for the FBI.
Many speculate that this person could possibly be Stefan Halper, a foreign policy expert
and Cambridge professor who is connected to the CIA and its British counterpart, MI6.
The story reveals that the code name for the investigation on the Trump campaign was "Crossfire
Hurricane," based on a Rolling Stones song.
Nowhere in the story, however, is there evidence of any collusion during the campaign.
The story states that Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, was about
to be cleared in November 2016, until he took actions after the election that the FBI wanted
to examine.
The story also asks the persistent and burning question – "The question they confronted
still persists: Was anyone in the Trump campaign tied to Russian efforts to undermine the election?
A year and a half later, no public evidence has surfaced connecting Mr. Trump's advisers
to the hacking or linking Mr. Trump himself to the Russian government's disruptive efforts."
WaPo's report came out as House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) was
fighting the Justice Department for access to information on the source.
After a battle between Nunes and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein over the release of
classified information that was so top-secret that the DOJ refused to show Nunes on the
grounds that it "could risk lives by potentially exposing the source, a U.S. citizen who has
provided intelligence to the CIA and FBI" – the agency finally relented after Nunes
threatened to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions in contempt.
Thus allowing Nunes and Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) to receive a classified briefing.
According to the Wall Street Journal's Kimberley Strassel, the source meant "the FBI secretly
had a person on the payroll who used his or her non-FBI credentials to interact in some
capacity with the Trump campaign."
"This would amount to spying, and it is hugely disconcerting," she wrote in a piece
last Thursday.
The NYT story offers conflicting reports as to what the FBI has previously stated regarding
the ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign.
They have previously stated the investigation began with information that Papadopoulos had
told an Australian diplomat he knew that Russians had stolen emails that would be embarrassing
for Hillary Clinton.
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Breaking Judge Drops Bombshell On Debbie Wasserman Shultz … Exposes Illegal Ballot Destruction - Duration: 13:05.
Breaking Judge Drops Bombshell On Debbie Wasserman Shultz … Exposes Illegal Ballot Destruction
We all remember Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic Representative from Florida
whose IT Aide cleared his phone before being arrested.
While we would all love to simply forget about Wasserman Schultz, we cannot, as there is
new evidence surfacing which may prove that she attempted to rig an election.
The Florida Democrat isn't on anyone's good side lately.
As Conservative Tribune puts it, "Rank-and-file Democrats detest her for her god-awful handling
of the Democratic National Committee's top role — a position she was forced to resign
from after email hacks and numerous scandals.
The party's left fringe believes Wasserman Schultz and her retinue have engaged in pretty
sketchy behavior to keep them down."
Those who supported socialist Senator Bernie Sanders tend to create stories here and there,
but it's looking like this "conspiracy theory" may actually have some truth to
it.
There are some pretty strict laws in place in the state of Florida when it comes to the
issue of public transparency.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz won with 58 percent of the vote in the 2016 election, which meant
that her challenger, Tim Canova, had every right to request a recount.
The issue was that after a lot of putting it off, the ballots turned out to have been
ruined.
Something smells awfully fishy here, and by fishy, I mean illegal.
The story made its rounds through the United States court system.
On Friday, the judge on the case ruled that the "elections supervisor in Florida's
second-most populous county broke state and federal law by unlawfully destroying ballots
cast in Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's 2016 Democratic primary … in a case brought
by the congresswoman's challenger who wanted to check for voting irregularities," as
written by Politico.
Brenda Snipes, the Broward County Election Supervisor, has been criticized harshly since
the incident took place.
It's looking like what went down in 2016 is going to make her life now a lot harder.
The office of Florida Governor Rick Scott released a statement which read, "During
the upcoming election, the Department of State will send a Florida elections expert from
the Division of Elections to Supervisor Snipes' office to ensure that all laws are followed
so the citizens of Broward County can have the efficient, properly run election they
deserve."
Neither Snipes or her lawyer have commented on the ruling.
It's important to remember that Snipes was given her job 15 years ago.
This was only when her predecessor messed up during the 2002 Democrat gubernatorial
primary.
So, Snipes has been doing her job for 15 years and doesn't understand that destroying ballots
is illegal?
I find that hard to believe.
To be perfectly fair, Snipes did claim that she signed a certification by accident which
stated that there were no pending cases that involved the ballots.
She insisted that the entire thing was a "mistake," claiming that "nothing on my part that was
intentional."
Which is why she still has her job, of course.
We will update as soon as we have more information.
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Trey Gowdy Goes Rogue – Rocks DC With Major Announcement - Duration: 11:49.
Trey Gowdy Goes Rogue – Rocks DC With Major Announcement
South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy just spoke out to offer a warning to President
Donald Trump that he would do well to listen to.
The Daily Caller reported that Gowdy just advised Trump to avoid claiming there is "no
collusion" until the Robert Mueller investigation completes its course.
While appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation," Gowdy explained that although the House Intelligence
Committee's report found no evidence of collusion, Mueller is able to interview more
witnesses and has far greater resources at his disposal for his investigation.
This means it would be premature for Trump to claim vindication, even if he is correct
that there is no collusion.
"Be careful in how I phrase this…the best we can do is say what we learned," Gowdy
said of the House Intel's report.
"I can't say what's in the universe of witnesses we have not talked to and I have
always maintained I am awaiting the Mueller investigation."
"They have investigative tools we don't have," he continued.
"Executive branch investigations are just better than congressional ones.
So, we found no evidence of collusion — whether or not it exists or not, I can't speak to."
This comes days after Gowdy slammed former FBI Director Comey as a hypocrite for his
attacks on Trump, saying that "everyone" should know what is in memoranda written by
Comey that purportedly chronicles his meetings with Trump.
Gowdy explained that in Comey's new book and the interviews he is doing to promote
it, the former FBI head talks about his "morality, ethics and truth" but simultaneously "engage[s]
in more relativism than any book author I've seen in a long time."
The Republican lawmaker pointed out that Comey considers Trump "unfit for office" because
of alleged untoward actions and untruths, yet "gloats" about his own family fervently
supporting Hillary Clinton in 2016 and calling his deputy, Andrew McCabe, a victim.
Gowdy said that according to Comey, "All three engaged in the same conduct."
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