that's talk about something else burke was a believer in, before jack kemp, bill roth, ronald reagan. he was a supply sideer who he said is to judge what profit is appropriate. surely no one on earth. the question is what's it worth to the buyer? i had -- i spent some time several occasions in the former soviet union as they were overthrowing communism, pre-yeltsin, and talking about how markets work, i remember being asked by one of the russians, i want to ask something i just don't understand about the united states. talk to me about potato chips. okay. he said how do you know where to send the potato chips? how do you know that? how do you know that joe's grocery store gets eight cases and mallory's grocery store gets 16? how do you know that? who tells you that? who is in charge of that? well, obviously the markets are in charge of that. burke got that. while he was in parliament some bright spark decided they would put a tax on corn because there was too much or want to make money or something. absolutely opposed to that. absolutely opposed to that. shortage of grain. grain price

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bill that would get rid of the death penalty. the house is expected to pass it. the democratic governor says he will sign it. they have executed one person, cereal killer michael rothbut 11 people currently sit on death row and if the law passes, it will not apply retroactively to them. coming up, bill press has molie ball from the atlantic. join us in chat as always currents.com/billpress. i think its brilliant. >>current tv welcomes two new hosts. news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >>i know this stuff and i love it and i try to bring that to the show. >>and humor and politics with a west coast edge. >>politically direct means no bs, cutting through the clutter. >>bill press and stephanie miller, current's new morning news block. weekdays six to noon. ♪ broadcasting across the nation, on your radio, and on current tv. this is the bill press show. >> president obama says that his prayer breakfast yesterday at the whitehouse that it's very important to him to pray and ask what would jesus do. >> that's nice to know but what i want to know is what's he doing having a prayer breakfast at the whitehouse. i thought there was su

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