asked you earlier i understand there was an occasion where you gave prior notice of the story to jefferson king, and when you give that prior notice in that case what was your objective? >> he was a gladiator and have problems with drugs he was a role model needed to be fired and said of the sting to captured and we had a mold of what tell us exactly what they were up to and so we knew so i run him up and said you are in the trouble because you have been caught by by teeing cocaine. tell me all about it and i will tell you do it like this and he wasn't very bright and said [inaudible] yes, i've done a lot of cocaine. he went i've got a lot of cocaine. thanks very much. so he hasn't really worked since. >> do you consider that ethical? >> i like to think they are responsible for a lot of misery around the world. esen yes. >> legal oversight. how much was there when you were working for the press? >> what you read in the book is on tape. you would not be allowed to get -- not to do an interview that wasn't recorded. if there was any doubt or problem with it if the editor was a bit concerned he wo

mantis clerics i understand there was an occasion when you gave prior notice that the story to jefferson king. >> yap, yap. >> and when you give that prior notice, and in that case, what was their object if clerics >> he was a gladiator, show gladiators. and he had this contract that if he ever had any problems with drugs as it was a children showed you as a role model, he'd be in tightly fine. now the sunday mirror has set up a sting to catch him buying coke and we had a mole inside the sunday mirror who would tell us exactly what they were up to. so we knew they had been dumped buying coke. so i rung him up and said you're in big trouble because you've been caught lying. but you know, tom's limitation tell me all about it and i'll turn you into in my root. do it like this. and he went and he wasn't very bright. yes i've done a line of. he may don't say that. thanks very much. he hasn't really worked cents. >> you consider that ethical? >> at, i think people who buy class a drugs are as possible for a lot of misery around the world. so, yes. >> how much legal side was there at the work you d

asked you earlier i understand there was an occasion where you gave prior notice of the story to jefferson king, and when you give that prior notice in that case what was your objective? >> he was a gladiator and have problems with drugs he was a role model needed to be fired and said of the sting to captured and we had a mold of what tell us exactly what they were up to and so we knew so i run him up and said you are in the trouble because you have been caught by by teeing cocaine. tell me all about it and i will tell you do it like this and he wasn't very bright and said [inaudible] yes, i've done a lot of cocaine. he went i've got a lot of cocaine. thanks very much. so he hasn't really worked since. >> do you consider that ethical? >> i like to think they are responsible for a lot of misery around the world. esen yes. >> legal oversight. how much was there when you were working for the press? >> what you read in the book is on tape. you would not be allowed to get -- not to do an interview that wasn't recorded. if there was any doubt or problem with it if the editor was a bit concerned he wo

mantis clerics i understand there was an occasion when you gave prior notice that the story to jefferson king. >> yap, yap. >> and when you give that prior notice, and in that case, what was their object if clerics >> he was a gladiator, show gladiators. and he had this contract that if he ever had any problems with drugs as it was a children showed you as a role model, he'd be in tightly fine. now the sunday mirror has set up a sting to catch him buying coke and we had a mole inside the sunday mirror who would tell us exactly what they were up to. so we knew they had been dumped buying coke. so i rung him up and said you're in big trouble because you've been caught lying. but you know, tom's limitation tell me all about it and i'll turn you into in my root. do it like this. and he went and he wasn't very bright. yes i've done a line of. he may don't say that. thanks very much. he hasn't really worked cents. >> you consider that ethical? >> at, i think people who buy class a drugs are as possible for a lot of misery around the world. so, yes. >> how much legal side was there at the work you d

king, i hope that costco responds. you're going to come back another night when we can debate politics. >> you just said it. take a trip back in history. thomas jefferson dangerously imperilled by the banking institution than by standing armies. it causes unemployment, he says, homelessness, joblessness and this is like 200 years ago and it's all coming to bear fruit right now where people are homeless and jobless and their houses are being foreclosed on. and in cleveland, they're tearing down houses that were good houses because the house -- the mortgage is double what the people would owe. or what the house is worth. it's a sad commentary for us in america, the greatest nation in the world and to be able to suffer this type of situation where our people are starving and not having jobs, we should just create a job -- >> we have to do it. we're going to bring you back on and talk at length and go through the points. don and tamika, thanks for joining us. >> only in america! >> let me say this, as you see these people lined up in harlem today -- and it happened all over the country -- how can people stand in line for a turkey and others act

the jefferson davis white house is here. dr. martin luther king preached at the dexter avenue king memorial baptist church, which is one block from the state capital where george wallace announced on january 14, 1963, "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever." it is laid out. you can see a lot of these different exhibits here in the city as well. the next call for our guests comes from poughkeepsie, new york. nick, you are on "the contenders." >> she told him not to do it? >> you are on "the contenders." ok, we are going to move on from nick. we will move south to georgia. john, you are on "the contenders." >> my question is for mr. carter. getting back to the 1972 election and his choice of curtis lemay as his running mate -- i was just curious as to what motivated him to make that selection and what their relationship was? thank you very much. >> that was in 1968? >> he thought that general lemay would bring in a lot of a veteran voters. in the 1960's, there was still a huge number of veterans from world war ii and korea -- ev