your uncle, mike, met al capone and even spent time with him? lived with him. >> for a year plus, malone secretly collects evidence that capone and his cohorts are making a lot more money than they're telling the irs. he keeps detailed notes on capone's spending sprees. $7,200 on furniture in a single order. nearly 39 grand paid to the lexington hotel for long-distance phone charges. 1,000 bucks a week spent on food. all key evidence leading to the arrest of capone on tax-evasion charges. >> it really is an amazing feat of undercover work. >> even more amazing, after the arrest, malone doesn't break cover, remaining by the gangster's side during his 1931 trial. but as this handwritten note reveals, his time as a capone confidant abruptly comes to an end -- in the courtroom, after malone notices something odd about capone's bodyguard, philip d'andrea. "i noticed a man carrying a gun." in the courtroom? >> in the courtroom, with bullets. >> oh, my gosh. the whole courtroom could have been shot up. mike grabs d'andrea, pulls him outside, and arrests

your uncle, mike, met al capone and even spent time with him? ts evidence that capone and his cohorts are making a lot more money than they're telling the irs. he keeps detailed notes on capone's spending sprees. $7,200 on furniture in a single order. nearly 39 grand paid to the lexington hotel for long-distance phone charges. 1,000 bucks a week spent on food. all key evidence leading to the arrest of capone on tax-evasion charges. >> it really is an amazing feat of undercover work. >> even more amazing, after the arrest, malone doesn't break cover, remaining by the gangster's side during his 1931 trial. but as this handwritten note reveals, his time as a capone confidant abruptly comes to an end -- in the courtroom, after malone notices something odd about capone's bodyguard, philip d'andrea. "i noticed a man carrying a gun." in the courtroom? >> in the courtroom, with bullets. >> oh, my gosh. the whole courtroom could have been shot up. mike grabs d'andrea, pulls him outside, and arrests him. now everybody knows mysterious mike is not a mystery

i think we need -- >> al capone. >> absolutely al capone. we need to take a step back here. they are actually saying, as elected members of the senate, that we don't care if there was russian interference. chop it up, end it. i mean, they ought to be the ones more than anyone saying, are you telling me the patriotic law and order party that we may have been interfered with? the fact that they're outraged with the investigation more than -- >> about the russians. crazy. >> makes one wonder what is really going on here. >> i know you don't wonder. you have a theory. >> no, i think it's very clear. i think the president is like other leaders who vladimir putin supports. i don't think the president would likely have won the election had it not been for russian interference. that's our situation. we're not the only country to be in this situation. let me say this. a lot of people are increasingly saying, look, this investigation, the mueller part of it has been going on for a year. it ought to wrap up. i really want to push back on that. this is the type of -- if this were a coun

his back stories but he was more like a man a sort of a tough guy within one of the kind of like al capone type of guy right and now he's up and basically takes over as this major drug lord and then we see assume that he was so feared that he could even break out of jail and pose a serious threat even you know there was talk about you know he could pose a threat to trump for example but are you dismissing his ultimate influence and power. and i'd not doing so out of pure expect you lation i mean if you if you follow. the main events surrounding his downfalls his many folds up at least you know you will find many contradictions between you know the official discourse claiming that he's seen with this drug lord you know as you mentioned that you know at some point he sore going to drug trafficking and more in over fifty countries of the world right and who apparently you know surrounded his skin self constantly with with guards up to three hundred armed guards accompany him everywhere he would go and then he says he's downfall in the most precarious way the first one of the second the second

dollars in taxes that year and she's like oh i guess that's not so we're going to crawl down rivero al capone's tomb that was the beginning of this fake news cycle he was ahead of the curve or old oh yes that was like twenty years ago people might not remember that but i'm going to talk to a story about well in twenty years time again people might not remember this guy mike i'm a rube by michael route here is profiled i think it's the new york times is one of these big papers has one million dollars of student loans how did that happen escalating tuition and easy credit have yielded a class of student loan borrowers with spectacular debt they may never pay back due to escalating to ition and easy credit the u.s. has one hundred one people who at least one million dollars in federal student loans according to the education department five years ago just fourteen people owed that much more could join that group well the typical student loan borrower owes seventeen thousand dollars the number of those who know at least one hundred thousand has risen to around two point five million nearly six perc

al capone's tomb that was the beginning of this fake news cycle he was ahead of the curve or old oh yes that was like twenty years ago people might not remember that but i'm going to talk to a story about well in twenty years time again people might not remember this guy mike i'm a rube by michael route here is profiled i think it's the new york times is one of these big papers has one million dollars of student loans how did that happen escalating tuition and easy credit have yielded a class of student loan borrowers with spectacular debt they may never pay back due to escalating to ition and easy credit the u.s. has one hundred and one too.

dollars in taxes that year and she's like oh i guess that's not so we're going to crawl down rivero al capone's tomb that was the beginning of this fake news cycle he was ahead of the curve or old oh yes i was like twenty years ago people might not remember that but i'm going to talk to a story about well in twenty years time again people might not remember this guy mike i'm a rube by michael ruggiero's profiles i think it's the new york times is one of these big papers has one million dollars in student loans how did that happen escalating tuition and easy credit have yielded a class of student loan borrowers with spectacular debt they may never pay back due to escalating tuition and easy credit the u.s. has one hundred one people who go at least one million dollars in federal student loans according to the education department five years ago just fourteen people owed that much more could join that group well the typical student loan borrower owes seventeen thousand dollars the number of those who at least one hundred thousand has risen to around two point five million nearly six percent of th

and so i started my testimony by recalling the incident where al capone used a baseball bat to take care of a couple of problems. [laughter] but it's like, you are going to uphold a ban on these two little sticks connected by a cord, but baseball is ok? but she did say she would respect the hell are decision, respect the heller decision, but i think that might've been before the mcdonald decision had been decided, saying that the second amendment was incorporated. i don't remember the exact year now, but future justices say things like i will respect that, but then they vote a certain way. audience member: i think some people think the second amendment is the federal government, and not the state government. stephen: right. there were judicial decision saying that because the supreme court had never explicitly held that the second amendment does apply to the states until , mcdonald in 2010. so that was another thing the supreme court left unclear for a decade after decade. then it was finally resolved at that point. audience member: hello. thanks for coming tonight. i believe you had all

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