karen: the watchman version of atticus evolved or printed. john: i think the books were sent about 20 years apart. atticus' s position in the 1930' s as a younger man is something that was not originally part of what harper lee envisioned. confronting hypocrisies when she 1950' s so what we are seeing is a fantasy return of what atticus might have been and the way he feels may have been more inspirational if they were cast in an earlier period. karen: since harper lee was the thoughts. john: i think that' s true but when she was in college and graduate school, she wrote a number of pieces for school newspapers that were critical of the racism she saw in the south. when she came to new york in the 1950' s, she was going to write this book that was much more confrontational. it was going to call out the software is resistance and its denial of the way in which racism had played such an important role in the kind of genteel life that so many small-town white people were able to enjoy. editor, she took the book back to the 1930' s and re-envision

[laughter] senator paul: but i thought of what atticus said, before i can live with other folks, i have to live with myself. the one thing that doesn't abide with majority rule is conscience. the majority is not always right. in fact, the majority is quite often wrong. as victor hugo said an idea , whose time has come, it is stronger than all armies. for a republican to win again, this is not just about the primary -- we get caught up with a primary and about winning the presidency, which means winning iowa, which hasn't been easy, for us to win again, we need to be brave enough. brave enough to believe that ideas are powerful, maybe even stronger than armies. [cheers and applause] senator paul: to win, we will need to be a bigger, better, bolder party. we need to welcome people of all walks of life -- black, brown, white, tattoos, without tattoos, with earrings and without earrings. ,veralls institute -- and suits we need to become a bigger, more diverse party. as my dad always says, liberty. as my dad always says liberty brings people together. [cheers and applause] senator paul: it's

[laughter] senator paul: but i thought of hat atticus said, before i can live with other folks, i have to live with myself. the one thing that doesn't abide with majority rule is conscience. the majority is not always right. in fact, the majority is quite often wrong. come, it ose time has is stronger than all armies. for a republican to win again, because this isn't just about the primaries. we get caught up, which means winning iowa, which hasn't been easy, for us to win again, we need to be brave enough, braveb enough to believe that ideas are powerful, maybe even stronger than armies. cheers and applause] senator paul: to win, we will need to be a bigger, better, bolder party. we need to welcome all parties of all walks of life, black, tattoos, without tattoos, with earrings and without earrings. we need to become a bigger diverse party. as my dad always says, liberty. as my dad always says liberty always brings people together. cheers and applause] senator paul: it's the common desire to be left alone that binds us all as unique individuals. after all, big government hurts people

. >> you've been called a modern day atticus finch. how do you react to that? >> i don't know what to make of that. you will not hear me describe myself as a modern die atticuk finch. i was a guy who was minding his business and getting along here until a couple of weeks ago. >> a couple of people in the newsroom has been interested in this case. do you think americans as they watch this are playing a modern day back-seat detective? >> i do think there is a lot of sleuthing going on, and we could have a lon long conversation about the ways social media and opportunities online have allowed people everywhere in the world to look at their tv, see something that upsets them, and not just throw a sock at the tv or stalk off to bed early, but now participate in some way that at least offers the prospects of having an impact on things in the world that upset us. you can participate in the discussion that might change the outcome. that's a really interesting cultural phenomenon. >> clearly this case has had an impact. dean strang. it's good to talk to you. thank you f

yes, they are doing special check out atticus more service. look at the big seller.ook at the pile of ice melt over there. they have everything, every where they can put it. lot at traffic. i'm surprised they have in the running out of the carts. do you have enough carts. >> this is our fourth trailer of rock salt. it has been a big hit. come down to shop rite. >> reporter: how many have you sold, four trailers of rock salt just for this storm alone. >> just for this store. >> reporter: is this storm worse then any or storm in terms of the sales. >> it is the same, as soon as there is snow it is bread, milk. >> reporter: this storm seems 50 times worse than a normal storm. >> a lot of snow, getting a lot of snow. >> reporter: we had those three storms back to back, and i have never seen shelves sellout. >> we are pretty much in stock but they gave as you lot of warning. last winter it was last minute they would let us know he but this year we had lots of warning. >> reporter: funny commercial everybody remembers is can, can commercial. what a coincidence because that