. >> another photograph coming up here shows wayne lapierre at the table with others.re when you take a photo like this? >> you see the difference what's being brought to the senate. you have peopleq=÷hñ who are eir very conservative or liberal when it comes to gun rights. you're looking for little moments during a hearing like that that shows both of them. obviously, lapierre took a lot of heat in that hearing andéy tk a lot of just nonstop combative arguments. he was trying to defend himself in the " >> you taking note you're doing video and you're doing narrating and you're on the "new york times" website. when did that start? ago. it just evolved. the "new york times" website is phenomenal website. now they are looking for more video of some of the things that i cover and we have such a great video crewi"÷ÑvÑ<å new york. any time there's something goin3 on in washington where looks like a news maker or something that will be happening that they can use video, they'll shoot- an e-mail see doug i saw this that and say, i really love to have a video clip of that. fro

russian federation and other controversial thing with those three countries with a stoning allison and lapierre i can say with certainty that it is the case with all three of them it's their self stance toward snacks and we often see military parades and state funerals for those who fought alongside german forces does that worry you at all is that anything being done about that in in many many european countries we are still facing the problem. number of people. do not feel. where or do not feel interested in denouncing the monstrous nature of naziism and of fascism and they try to buy more lies such regimes with horrendous crimes. that those regimes and those ideologies brought to our respective peoples but this is a reality which is not only. felt in the baltic countries it is felt in more countries that is why we are really very worried and we are trying to fight strongly against that immoral things because it is strictly against the principles the values and. on a broader note mr martin is i want to talk to you about the shape you finds itself right now in the euro skeptic movement is on th

laughter] not better but 151 we are as smug the way people have been but we are better behaved all lapierre careless and indulged a and entitled but we are still swell. [laughter] >> i love that. thank you. >> it has an interesting structure the chapters are s.a. links but you plan to in memoir stuff about your life with brodeur thinking about baby boomers and how we got this way. the baby boom started in 1946 with the last year 1964. you were born on one end of the spectrum i was on the other although it is a defining characteristic we are all the same age. [laughter] >> about 18 by my rough estimation. [laughter] >> you describe that experience as seniors, two years, as sophomores and freshmen you are in the senior class. >> become a share, hillary clinton and bill we teach because we are in full aid of exploration but also tethered very closely with their parents the greatest generation so we were driving under the boat so as a financial advisor which tried to start the two-party protest. >> but your senior class was on the vanguard of so many things including vietnam vietnam, drugs, by

says theyne lapierre only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun, in tucson, it was a 54- year-old army colonel, unarmed who's stopped him when he had to reload because he had run .hrough his clip i do think that we see in two very obvious in recent cases, where making the criminal -- reload more often is a beneficial thing. without question, lives were saved when they did have to reload. think of how many more would have been saved if they had been under the restrictions of the federal assault weapons ban which lapsed into thousand four, which had limited high-capacity magazines to 10 rounds of ammunition. oughner wouldlofton have had to reload twice -- and it is true that you can't stop everything but the one thing we board,arned across the look at the car accident rates. the extraordinary accomplishments, the reduction in the number of lives lost, through motor vehicle accidents, it is because of a very deliberate effort to restrict all of the ways in which cars are deadly that we were able to achieve the goal. it really is a sad phenomenon which is much mo