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he's an acclaimed documentary filmmaker whose credits include "enron: the smartest guys in the room." "we steal secrets: the story of wikileaks." "the armstrong lie." "client 9: the rise and fall of eliot spitzer," and "taxi to the dark side," which won the academy award in 2007. his latest film is "going clear: scientology and the prison of belief." he's alex gibney. this is "overheard."

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he's an acclaimed documentary filmmaker whose credits include "enron: the smartest guys in the room." "we steal secrets: the story of wikileaks." "the armstrong lie." "client 9: the rise and fall of eliot spitzer," and "taxi to the dark side," which won the academy award in 2007. his latest film is "going clear: scientology and the prison of belief." he's alex gibney. this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information, there is no freedom. and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11:00. [laughter]. >> alex gibney, welcome. >> glad to be here, evan. >> nice to see you and congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> this film, this film is so great. do you feel as good about it? i mean, you have seen it a thousand times. >> i feel great about it. and it's been very moving

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congressman known for coauthoring legislation in the wake of the enron scandal has died. ohio republican mike oxley. his family says he was suffering from a recurrence of nonsmoking lung cancer and died yesterday. he was 71 years old. >>> blue bell creameries is being investigated for how it leading to ten cases of listeria or food poisoning. three people are believed to contaminated treats. prosecutors are looking into whether higher ups at the company are responsible for the outbreak. >>> president obama is looking to sidestep congress in an effort to curb gun violence. he'll meet with attorney general loretta lynch to on the issue. he talked about it during his weekly address. >> we know we can't stop every about of violence. what if we tried to stop even one. what if congress did something, anything to protect our kids from gun violence. >> the president's options include expanding background checks for people looking to buy guns and requiring enhanced reporting and tracking of lost and stolen guns. >>> a customer at a 7-eleven took charge when a robber demanded money

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does not wipe away all of the concerns that the international community has rightly expressed about enron's policies and actions and choices in the region. doubt thatw without there is not a challenge in the entire region that would not become much more complicated, much worse, if iran had a nuclear weapon. that is why this agreement is so important. with the agreement fully implemented, the international community can finally work to address the other regional challenges without the looming threat of a nuclear armed iran. syriaing, the crisis in on which we have made important progress in recent months. thank i close, i want to a few important people. who brought us here to this day less than critical to this process throughout negotiations. the person iith work for, president obama who has been resolute in insisting that iran must never have a nuclear weapon and equally strong and courageous in asserting the diplomacy should be given a fair chance to achieve that goal. his courage to pursue a path that many people deemed impossible and some people deemed it advisable is the reason why we

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enron ald reagan held liberal positions -- even ronald reagan voted for truman. dynamic in this country are very different. donald trump's sole purpose as a businessman and someone with international dealing. he wants to take what he knows through this life experience and apply that to the budget and the country. martha: he spent the weekend at a holiday express. he said the beds were good and it was a clean place. it's pretty clear that he does want to win iowa and he's willing to get down on the ground. when you look at at caucasus, how good is our organization? i saw tweets encouraging people and sending them directions on how to get out there. how is it work in terms of that? >> i think it's looking fantastic. mr. trump wants to win. he loves this country. and he's definitely committed. we even have an app helping people get to their caucus locations. there are new caucus locations and we want to make sure they get out there. behave the momentum and the base to get it done. martha: the weather look pretty decent over the course of the week coming up. we'll se

. >> amal is a human rights lawyer who worked on the enron case, was an adviser to kofi annan regarding syria and was selected for a three-person u.n. commission investigating rules of war violations in the gaza strip. so tonight her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> oxford educated, she is a member of an elite group of top flight international human rights lawyers working often for free under some of the most challenging of circumstances. like her trip to the maldives in september to meet with her client, mohammed nashid, the country's former president, now years for a terrorism conviction the u.n. says was bogus. >> so before you went, your co-counsel was stabbed in the head. do you worry about your safety? >> i mean, it wasn't the most comfortable position to be in, but, you know, i was determined to go. it meant a lot to me to meet nashid who i had read about and considered a hero, and i was inspired by his leadership on climate justice, his leadership on human rights. >> if we do not act now, my island nation will be submerged by the rising sea. >> reporter: after

they were kept separate up until 1999 or 2010 way of enron -- there two things he wanted he wanted to speculate energy is a commodity and he could not. he wanted to be able to get the banks off his bank. he had 800 different holding companies and was shifting money around. hiding his losses. banks were catching on to him. he wanted to own his own bank. graham was on his -- there's two pieces of legislation, one led to the deregulation of commodities and led to this whole derivative thing that we're talking about earlier. the second was graham versus bliley which repealed the glass-steagall i act. this glass-steagall act has kept us from having a banking crisis since 1935, instead its work, it's time to retire. if he had made that argument in 1950 or 1960 on the floor of the senate when their senators who are live in 1929, they would have left him off if they do not run them off with a pitchfork. but because -- what they say is when the last man remembers the horrors of the great war dies, the next great war becomes inevitable. we do not remember the genesis of the awful stuff. everybo

e led an effort to investigate failed energy giant enron and approve new accounting equirements in the 2002 sarbanes-oxley act. back to calls, this is olympia, elaine, go ahead. caller: back in 1980, i was with a guy from martin grove, illinois, north of chicago. a big y were having problem with crime and so unlike do as protection, they to owna law that you had a gun. and their crime rate went down 80%. because of that, because afraid to do anything, i guess. host: what locality? caller: i can only tell you what he told me. he was from martin grove, which is north of chicago. they passed a law that people own a gun. and their crime rate went down 80%. because of it. that's what he told me. parents were there. the other thing i wanted to bring up, i don't see why we an't have, you know, like a icense that people who are authorized to own a gun can get license to purchase a gun and they don't have to go through a background check. all they have do is present their license to whoever is selling it and that person has to be assured that that person license to own a gun. karl, not a gun ow