. >> jim nicholson is the teller in this video. he robber demands the money, caught on the bank's security cameras, jim's instincts kick in. >> i grabbed the bag, threw it on the ground and said where is it? referring to if he had a weapon. >> it's a bold move by the teller. the robber hesitates. he doesn't show a weapon. what would you do in this situation? would you give the robber what he wants or call his bluff? would you attempt an aggressive move? the teller makes his decision. >> i lunged towards him. he backed off. at that point i ran around the counter and chased him. >> nicholson chases the robber down the street, tackling him and pinning him down until police arrive soon after. some see jim nicholson as a hero, but his bosses at the bank don't agree. two days after the robbery attempt, he's fired. some customers are outraged. >> i just can't believe that he would get fired for doing something that i feel was right. >> bank policy says tellers are supposed to comply with the robber, give him what he wants. basically the go

taxpayer meeting with jim nicholson. sort of a checkup. what's important to you this year? 1999. they went around the room and cut the capital gains tax, take the trial lawyers put them in a plastic bag, throw them in the river. everybody was in one of those two places. then he finished, thank you very much. got up and left. and the last couple moments of the colombo tv shows, the guy from the chamber said there's this other thing. what is it? we have never worked on it. what is it? we don't -- what is it? we are running out of workers we need immigration reform. around that table the truckers, retail people, small business guys, manufacturers, everybody said that's a bigger issue than the one given i talked to that i brought up. and they talked in terms of hundreds of thousands of people that they needed. and yet none of them felt comfortable or confident, they thought it was somebody else's issue. through, this time more than 2007, because it just didn't get organized in that way, the business -- every business group is for legalization of the 10 million or 11 million who are h

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jim bulger when whitey bulger was on the lam for several years, until he lost track of him. >> put it in perspective, who played weeks in "departed"? >> that was a combination. nicholsont it wasn't damon or dicaprio, was it? >> that was a combination. those two roles were a melding of several other roles. >> in case you hadn't noticed, mike covered this case for years for "the boston globe." he's just not randomly familiar. >> whitey's braer was president of the massachusetts senate for years and refused for years. because i used to put in the paper that whitey bulger was nothing -- no drugs moved in south boston without whitey bulger and his brother would say no, you know, he does things but not drugs. he doesn't do drugs. which of course nothing could move including cocaine and heroin without his permission. bill bulger told me, no, i heard from higher authority from you that he doesn't do drugs. the fbi would tell bill bulger no, he's okay, he's not doing drugs. the fbi agent is in jail for life. >> wow, an incredible story. the true story. good acting. well done. >> well done, guys. >> there's more, we could do the whole transcript. >> i think we've done enough da