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a change in rush are sha, that's not the case today. >> michael coffman, oscar ever thank you for everoining us today on inside story that brings us to tend of this edition. thank you for ever being with with us. it may be over for today, be turkey syria conversation continues we with want with to hear what you think about the issues raised on this or any days show, log on to our facebook page, follow us on twitter. or follow me at ray swarez news, we with will see you for the next inside story, in washington, i'm ray swear with resident. war ever resident. sweaswarez. on america tonight. toughened up. and attack on their capitol forces canadians to new action. >> our laws and police powers, need to be strengthened in the area of surveillance, attention, and rest. they need to be much strengthened. >> signs of a growing threat north of the border and what canada will do now. also tonight, ebola in new york city? the young doctor who sudden sickness launch as full scale alert, has the virus landed in our biggest city and can it be contained? and behind the headlines.

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those 37 cents out of ever dollar earned is the tax collector's share. yet we continue to spend $17 million every day more than the government takes in. we haven't balanced our budget. we've raised tower debt limit three times in the last 12 months. now our national debt is 1.5 times of all the combined debts of all the nations in the world. we have $15 billion of gold in our treasure. we don't own an ounce. we just had announced that the dollar of 18939 will now 1939 will purchase 45 cents. i wonder who would pliket approach the mother who's lost their son in vietnam. do they mean peace or do they mean we just want to be left in peace. we're at war with the most dangerous enemy that has ever faced mankind. it's been said if we lose that war and lose this way of freedom of hours, history will record that those who had the most to lose did the least to prevent its happening. do we still know the freedoms that were intended fours. two friends of mine war talking to a cuban refugee who had escaped from castro. he turned to the other and said we don't know h

you ever heard of it? >> how do you relate to him? >> well, karl is, he along with are two of the finest novelists out of the vietnam war. karl took, one of the things i write about in a this book and i touched on others, so many men of my generation managed to avoid the war using money, connections, so they do not have to go. karl did not have to go. karl graduated from yale. he was selected for a rhodes scholarship. and he had done a marine program at yale. a platoon leaders course. he could've put that on hold and gone and done his time at oxford with a rhodes scholarship. and he did not. he went to vietnam. and he went as an infantry officer. and not an antitank infantry officer. an infantry officer. and -- and, he won a navy cross. it is the second highest medal the military gives only second to the congressional medal of honor. and i have met karl a couple of times at the dinners, this club that kind of made us members. but karl is also the brother-in-law of a classmate of mine back at stanford, who was my version of daisy bucha