and dennis b.what like with a lot of gun control and debates, this comes down to a pretty fundamental question. to think the big problem with regard to a violent crime is the law-abiding citizens, the ones who take the time, go to the trouble filling out forms involving all the rules for concealed carry? i don't. one or do think the fundamental problem with 99.9% problem is the criminal who doesn't respect that law, surely doesn't respect that law because he doesn't even respect laws against murder and armed robbery and other violent crimes. that's the problem, mr. president. common-sense americans know that in this amendment will protect law-abiding citizens and provide another effective and important tool against those criminals who are the problem. thank you mr. president and i yield back my time. >> the senator from illinois has 47 minutes and 34 seconds. >> mr. president, i yield 10 minutes to senator schumer from new york. >> senator is recognized to make thank you mr. president and i would l

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[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> dennis brindell fradin is also the author of samuel adams, the father of american independence. he co-authored, i did b. wells, mother of the civil-rights movement with his wife, judith bloom fradin. for more on the signers go to the publishers web site at walker books.com. >> in 2000, historian joyce appleby appeared on booknotes to discuss her book, "inheriting the revolution" the first generation of americans. the book examines the legacy of americans that lived between 1776 and 1830 analyzing how the transform the principles of the revolution into reality. the program is an hour. c-span: joyce appleby, author of "inheriting the revolution." where'd you get the idea for this book? long time gestating--gestating. it--i'm an early american historian and so i'd studied 17th and 18th century america, the colonies, and then i'd particularly been interested in the american revolution and the era of the writing of the constitution and then i became very curious about what happened to this revolutionary heritage. how did it turn into a heritage? what difference did it make to the lives of those people who w

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dennis cue sintive with us on the phone here on "the ed show." i want to know what you think. will the new cbo report derail democrats on health care? "a" for yes, "b" for no, to 622639. will this cbo report derail the democratic efforts? we'll bring you the results later in the show. >>> for more on this, i would like to go to our nbc correspondent mike who's been working at the white house today. what's this, the president coming out, jumping in the fray on a friday afternoon? what are we supposed to take from that? >> i got to tell you, that cbo statement by douglas elmendorf threw a scare into democrats. the interpretation here in washington is that this goes right to the heart of the rationale for this whole exercise to begin with. the president, democrats have said time and time again not only do we want to ensure the 50 million americans who do not have health insurance at this point, but we also want to bring down the so-called cost curve. keep from it going up in the long-term. we want it to go down in the long-term. and elmendorf said the opposite would happen, it was going to go up. republicans on the attack. nancy pelosi, charlie rangel