not one since heller. we've had zero impact on crime. i can't think a case where legally registered handgun has been stolen yet from a home. my only fear was -- we have officers homes to targeted to steal firearm. maybe people would start to steal -- but nothing. other than we've had some suicides, you know, involving registered firearm. other than that heller had no decision no bank impact on police. >> host: if the president called in and said, chief, what should i do? what would you recommend based on your knowledge? >> guest: in the most recent debate? >> host: what would do you? >> gthinry city chief would agree with me. you can't prevent every incident. you have to try to reduce the harm when bad thing happen. large capacity magazine. there's no reason for large capacity magazine other than, you know, devastation. i think the gun show loophole is huge. i mean, everybody agrees that you should not be selling firearms to felonies and criminal and things like that. the assault weapons. i feel for the gun collectors. my fathers and bro

. >> um, heller? guys, don't i have any say in this? mean, it is my face. >> no. >> no. >> ooh, girl, you got dissed in surround sound. kids are made to be seen and not heard. >> and seen without makeup. >> do i really have to take off my makeup? >> no. >> yes. >> no, you don't, brianna, and i'm done talking about this. >> ooh, sasha, you got -- you got attitude. you don't mess with her until she done drunk her morning coffee. yes, and she got to have her coffee, or she will have a nasty attitude for the rest of the day. >> all right, kids, it's time for school. >> oh, don't forget, my class is having a bake sale. >> i got you covered. lemon pound cake. >> i love miss cora's lemon pound cake. >> but i'm making your lemon pound cake. >> aw, man. >> what's wrong with my pound cake? >> well, if you can't say nothing nice, don't say nothing at all. >> sasha, did anybody ever tell you you're supposed to put sugar in pound cake? girl, i done had cornbread sweeter than your pound cake. >> mr. brown, the directions don't call for sugar. >> you

washington policy makers and economists led by the academic neo keynesian, paul samuelson and walter hellersuggested that a little inflation induced by managed currency say two or 3% less controllable and desirable. at the end of the 1970's it had reached the annualized rate of 15% carey and since the u.s. dollar was the primary reserve currency under the treaty, the foreign central banks were in effect required to purchase the undesired dollars in their banking systems against the creation of their own domestic money, foreign central banks held these dollars as official reserves. they didn't bury them in the vaults. they promptly reinvested these dollars and the new york money market thus enabling americans to buy again with the original cash balances used before to buy the goods abroad. in a word this duplication of purchasing power of the reserve currency system of brentonwood and associated with the production of new output caused aggregate demand to exceed aggregate supply. inflation must be the ultimate result. this in a word is what my colleague john mueller and i called a reserve cu

the one thing that occurs to me is the gun control case of a couple of years ago, the heller case. the first time in the nation's history has ever said what the second amendment means. i thought that was a pretty big deal and sort of the way i teed up the story. that's kind of our task. one of the fun things about covering the supreme court, one of the things i dearly love is to cover a story all day and then read how these guys write the next day. i love that, because i thank god there are still newspapers. i think it's wonderful that people get these 140 character bursts of news but i hope they're going to read adam and robert and tony online or in the paper so that they can really understand the supreme court decision. guess what, it's more complicated than 140 characters. it's more important than that. if you're not reading those articles, you know, if you're just watching me, god forbid, i hope you are, thank you. [laughter] channel 4 in most major markets. [laughter] if you're not reading this story that these guys are writing, then you're cheating yourself, you're missing ou

fred hartt and dean heller risk their lives on numerous occasions walking through booby-trapped buildings trying to protect these works of art. in fact, two officers in northern europe, a story i described in "the monuments men" were killed. they were there on the front line doing their job. they came back after the war, many of them resumed their careers, someone onto even bigger and better things. and i daresay there's not a museum our major cultural institution in this country that doesn't have a connection with the monuments officer. i want to let you see a couple of the prominent people and institutions that they represented in the years that followed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we don't have any monuments officers nearby that were able to make it tonight. one, in fact, does live not too far from philadelphia. however, we're very fortunate and it's such an honor for me to introduce to you all dean heller's other son and his wife are with us here tonight. thank you very much. [applause] i recall reading a quotation by president kennedy that said a nation reveals itself not only by the men it produc

abc news talks about heller clinton and the minnesota senator, saying -- for our first 45 minutes, a generic topic when it comes to , specificallyies we are interested in hearing about who represents your political party best. be prepared to tell us who that is and be prepared to tell us why. here are the numbers that you can give us a call on. for the first call up this morning, this is slim from new york on our independent line. ?ow are you tell us who you think best represents your political party. there is no difference between the two parties. they need a third independent party. democrat and republican. neither one of them are for the people. that is my comment. (202) 737-000 [indiscernible] host: who caller: do you think better presents your party? caller:it is ashamed they through howard dean under the bus. the -- he went to every state when he was a chairman. and he to every state talked to everybody. obama lost all those congressional districts once they through howard dean on the bus. howard dean is your best candidate? caller: he would've had been that he would've been a

fred hartt and dean heller risk their lives on numerous occasions walking through booby-trapped buildings trying to protect these works of art. in fact, two officers in northern europe, a story i described in "the monuments men" were killed. they were there on the front line doing their job. they came back after the war, many of them resumed their careers, someone onto even bigger and better things. and i daresay there's not a museum our major cultural institution in this country that doesn't have a connection with the monuments officer. i want to let you see a couple of the prominent people and institutions that they represented in the years that followed