. >> i've been trying to work out a language to -- the logic of the war and the logic of peace and right now we're in the logic of war and there was president obama explaining to the american people why we have to go to war in iraq again. although he doesn't like to call it war. but that's essentially what we're being asking to go. and in the logic of war what he's proposing is perfectly reasonable. as long as you're fighting against this kind of military force, then, you know, military force seems to be called for. but if you notice, the one thing that's succeeded is the peace between israel and egypt and we don't talk about making peace. we're talking about making war. and so what -- how could we resolve this? we're essentially talking about several areas of conflict that could be peacefully resolved. one is the israelis and palestinians. that's not an impossible problem. in my lifetime, growing up in the segregated south. i grew up in the cold war and the soviet union was dissolved. anything this possible. >> history changes and people -- you get the sense, sometimes, that the partici

that's pure emotions john no logic at all. john: just to be clear when you say believe in climate change. i believe in climate change too, climate changes do you believe it's a catastrophe. >> theres are those who think the world is coming to an end, i don't think the evidence supports that. when you make the projections out a century or two. the air margins are too wide. john: cover that later in the show. thank you, michael shermer. i want to believe that people in business are rational because money's at stake. if you're hiring someone, you want to make sure the new employee is competent, but turns out that job recruiters are not rational about that. once in abc days i sent pairs of actors out to apply for the same job. exact same resume told them to say roughly the same things, and they did. there was only one difference between the two people. one was especially good looking. the other was not. before we sent them out, we had a makeup artist increase the difference. she touched up the lookers and others added blemishes an

analytic science like claude shannon and people understanding how algebra which allows you to do logical sequence is based simply on on off switch is next to the fact that they have vacuum tubes and can make circuits with on-off switches. so in other places they make these advances using algebra. algebra. and you have turing who has many things he does. let's start with ada lovelace. as i told you, you, a machine we will be able to do everything. but there is one thing and machine we will never be able to do. that is drink. so that is her objection. one hundred years later he is reading the notes and calling the objections. he comes up with a test. how do we know machines will never think? you send questions and. you cannot you cannot tell the difference. there is no empirical reason you can have a lot of people who say that is not a good test but it is ingrained into how we look at artificial intelligence. the movie is coming out called the imitation game. now, i think that two strands of computer history the combination of humans and machines will always be more powerful than just mach

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once in the the large negative for allocations in the alternative areas those numbers because they logic their progress is slower but how significant that large number it i'm looking particularly the 10 year number minus 17. >> that number means it has been disadvantages to be underweight in private equate. >> in the underweight issue. >> yeah. those are evaluated rates if we had been at the full rates the full wealthy every quarterly which is impossible that never happens you'd see zero or overweight a positive number because the underweight is persistent there is a 17 numbering negative number that is a relative return relative to the policy benchmark. >> the columns under active management positive for the 2 year number and negative for the 5 year we know in the real and private equity those come in smaller with the understanding of the timing of the numbers again, that's minus 60 point 61 and plus or minus another i'm trying to get a feeling for a problem. >> those numbers are probably indicative of anything that the imperfection which is public equality because six hundred basis poi

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it is logical. what was criticized was precisely the lack of leadership. >> up until last december, he was france's least popular president in modern french history. but analysts say this bright spell could be short-lived if the public sees no improvement on the economic front. >> people are not easily fooled. they can praise someone at a given time without aproving having he has done. >> the prime minister also experienced a major hike in his approve rating as well as the interior minister. >> meanwhile, the national observatory say 116 acts have been recorded in france since the acts in january. that is 110% high are than january of 2014. 88 threats made. that is according to the french council of the muslim faith. after days of intense fighting, russian-backed rebels in eastern ukraine say they have seized control of the airport once again. the ukrainian military have denied this but acknowledged that the fighting for the airplane had been fierce. they say three ukrainian servicemen were wounded

philosophy is all about how to think logically. how to think logically, particularly the issues of right and wrong. one absolute rule of thinking logically about issues of right and wrong is you have to always look at the full context or the big picture which means if you're considering a choice you have to look at both the risks of it and the benefits, the negative and the positive. if you just look at one side you are going to make really bad decision to if we don't look at them carefully, you're going to make a bad decision. when i started reflecting on our current energy, it just struck me that it is bizarrely biased. my own education i suppose i got one of the best high schools in the country and one of the best colleges in the country, and i have been not, nobody spent five minutes the entire time, those eight years, talking about the valley of fossil fuels. all they talked about were these risks and side effects. in very dire terms no less. so that's just on the face of it my thing was not that i know all this about energy h

limited again due to market forces there were not other market opportunities in the marketplace logically give consideration to in the budget analyst report we had own one million dollars in the investigation of this site and the sequa approval that cites specific the value that is lost if we move to another site compound that with potential time issues if we have to pursue another site and get the sequa proposals and now the cost running 5 to 10 percent given the project cost of 0 over one hundred million dollars that's a hefty amount when i weigh all those factors and the market dynamics i think we'll these not far from the property that suggests this is a fair prissy hope that helps give a little bit of context. >> thank you, mr. updyke. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, mr. updyke and our appraisal and your budget analyst report your responses to the cb r report are helpful but a wide gap of 4. $5 million from the cb r e appraisal from $14 million plus and option 2 to go back and see if you could get closer to what the appraisal was but look at the comparable the different comparable s

the last thing i just want to say, i want to re-emphasize a point made on bio logics. you and i had an opportunity to discuss this earlier this month, maryland delaware pennsylvania, our other states, new jersey right along this row here have huge interests. tens of thousands of jobs depend on our ability to have a fair settlement and free agreement with respect to bio logics. i would just continue to raise that issue with you. thank you. >> senator, i apologyizeapologize. i passed over you to call on him. i didn't mean to do that. thank you very much for being patient for me. i call on senator coats and then is it would be roberts in that order. >> mr. chairman. no apology needed. i'm happy to yield to my friend and colleague from delaware. >> i owe you one. >> i am new. trying to figure out the rules here in terms of -- i rushed over to be here on time. get my name on the list. you saw me, i had to go out and make a quick stop at another place and come back. and then i thought oh, i got the rules wrong must go back and forth between parties. that's fine whether me. i

logic and philosophy. it is known as a major premise a minor premise, and a conclusion. so this brother decided to put his argument for the inferiority of the negro in the framework of an -- he could say all men are made in the image of god. then came the minor premise god is not a negro, therefore, the negro is not a man. [laughter] this was the kind of reasoning that prevailed. while living with the conditions of slavery and then later segregation, many negroes lost faith in themselves. many came to feel perhaps they were less than human. many came to feel they were inferior. this, it seems to me, is the greatest tragedy of slavery, the greatest tragedy of segregation, not merely what it does to the individual physically, but what it does to one psychologically. is cigars the soul of the segregated as well as the segregatedor. it gives them a false sense of superior while living the segregated the feeling of inferiority. this is what happened. then something happened to the negro and circumstances made i

it's logical deduction. it's logical reasoning.were taught to do in school if you ever took a course on philosophy ology analysis. >> all right mr. maher, we appreciate your time this evening. >> all right. thanks bill. directly ahead. controversy in pittsburgh as the police chief there holds up a sign protesting cops. wow. later miller on the new york city police embarrassing al sharpton. wait until you hear this. we are coming right bac want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva an

it's logical deduction. logical reasoning.re taught to do in school if you ever took a course on philosophy or on analysis. >> so he's going back to a school philosophy about logic. you go where the money is, i guess. could you imagine if a democratic mayor built his world trade towers after that? >> what about the mosque? he's right about jersey if blind sheik who basically directed the attack -- the first attack on the world trade center. that was driven out of a mossing. >> but the attacks we saw in paris this week were not hatched out of any mosque. and what people said so far is that neither one of these two guys were particularly religious, the brothers at least. >>> listen, there has to fwbe other ways to target cells and suspects without saying we're going to spy on mosque temples or churches. >> thank you, mike tomaski and david corn. back with more after this. fact. fast-acting advil is designed with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core technology stopping headaches and other tough pain. fast. reli

draco's guide had been logic. solon's was pragmatism. draco had ignored the contemporary needs of society. solon exercise them. draco acted for the interests of the view. solon acted for the many. as one historian observed, solen vindicated the right of the lowest class to personal liberty. he established their place in the economy of the state. and he granted citizenship to incoming artisans and refugees. making everyone feel a part of the society, vindicating personal liberties, and dealing with refugees will sound familiar to you. and this is 700 years before the birth of christ. order and logic are important. but they cannot be exclusive to other considerations. common sense, fairness, and justice must inform the making of laws. yes, they are vague phrases, but you will know them when you see them. their actions earned for draco and solen the immortality that many speak, but few receive. their names have become part of our language. according to webster's dictionary, draconian means harsh or cruel. solon means a wise and skillful law

his guide was logic, but his code failed to achieve order. to to the contrary, because of its severity, it increased the disorder. its most notorious feature allowed a creditor to sell an it allowed the creditor to sell the debtor and his family into slavery. the site of athenians bound and shackled, being shipped to foreign lands as slaves, provoked a sharp reaction. a quarter-century later, solen was asked to write a new law and then a new constitution. draco's objective had been order. solen's was justice. draco's guide had been logic. solen's was rheumatism. draco ignored-- solen's was pragmatism. solen acted for the many. as one historian observed, solen vindicated the right of the lowest class to personal liberty. making everyone feel a part of the society, vindicating personal liberties, and dealing with refugees will sound familiar to you. and this is 700 years before the birth of christ. order and logic are important. but they cannot be exclusive to other considerations. common sense, fairness, and justice must inform the making of l

what's the logic behind your vote?he house, and so i would love to be able to start doing some economic education, my stump speech for 10 months, i would ask audience after audience, 50 to 100 people, every night, have you ever heard to the number $127 trillion and the answer was no, no idea. so if that's the country's biggest issue, which i think it is, newspaper ---numerically it is. so $127 trillion, right, and no one knows that number. that's a problem, and what's the problem? it's an education problem, right? that number is coming due and that's just the unfunded pieces of liability, that's not the cost of the program. that's just the unfunded liabilities that we promised in law, and that's 2/3 of the juñ budget, the nondiscretionary 8 part that you can't touch unless you change the law.1@ and that 2/3 is growing, so you're left with one-third, and the military is being pinched and everything is being pinched and i think you all know the state governments are being pinched and that trickles down to the local level

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that would be a logical thing for someone to think. i think they also ought to think what good it does the party to have a diverse set of candidates. what good it does to have someone who actually understands how the economy works. and the truth is that there is a hunger out there. i've been politically active, as you know, for many many years helping other people win. there's a hunger for something other than policies as usual. neil: would you be a maggie thatcher type? >> i know most of the world leaders on the world stage today. i've had a lot of experience chairing the advisory board at the central intelligence agency. working -- neil: what about the war on woman. you're a woman, what do you say? >> i think conservative principles work best to lift people up and unlock potential. there's a lot of unlocked potential in women in this country in politics and business all around the world. there's no doubt and we saw it again today in paris, there's no doubt that the world is missing american leadership and the world desperately needs

it's not logical. it's actually totally logical. it's called the wiseman effect.u actually start to believe it. that's why she wouldn't really kiss you back. heart belongs to leonard. the good news is that you're probably not as bad a kisser as i theorized. she had the chance to get away, but she gave it up for love, for something that's not real. it was real to her. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna write you a script for antibiotics, too. why i'm doing that, ralph? `cause burns cover more surface area than cuts, so more easily infected. a-plus. (both laughing) jumping out of a burning plane. yeah. when did we become action heroes? i have no idea. you're set. thank you, pal. mm-hmm. (groans) how about a story? yes, please. yeah? robo-spies issue one. “the dawn of a new breed of secret agent: half-spy, half-robot.” “it was a dangerous time for spies. “and human spies could “no longer do the mission. “their skin and their mortality, the way they thought...” i know my advice earlier wasn't real helpful. uh, let's try this. the most important thing to sima, or whatever her name was was

here to perform "buried alive," logic. >> how are you all doing? you all feeling good? we made it, baby. sing along if you know the words. ♪ tell me how you feel tell me how you feel ♪ i feel like the grass is green and everything i do is unseen ♪ as loud as you can ♪ but i know that's just in my mind i know everything is just in my mind ♪ ♪ do you really want to to be famous do you really want to be a superstar ♪ ♪ do you really want to get dangerous do you even know where the groupies are ♪ ♪ women out here be shameless and i really wonder where they parents are ♪ ♪ look around everything changes it feels like i've been buried alive ♪ come on ♪ buried ♪ hands up ♪ hands up ♪ everything happens for a reason happens for a reason people only in your life for seasons ♪ say what death and taxes that's all we given you can make a life ♪ ♪ but can't make a living you can make it work but that still ain't driven give a lot but that ♪ ♪ still ain't givin living life like this ain't real though every night like this ♪ ♪ i feel so dead wrong collision is head on my vision is dea

suspect hahn has been taken to logical trauma center. >>reporter: police say the suspect also had a sandwich bag full of methamphetamine and other bags of mayor one. officer was not injured. >>> new details tonight. we are just learning the man shot by fairfield police this morning died. officers were rae respond to go disturbance call on l zeus court before 8 when things-year-old jose charged them with a knife. police opened fire. hit multiple times and died at the scene. police now question witness and family members. >> before the friends family of popular bay area tennis coach and for the rest of us really life can change in an instachbility young man died after street fight. he suffered traumatic brain injury days before christmas after being hit in the head. he died last week. lisa attended tonight's memorial. >> we celebrate his life and say goodbye. >>reporter: frrndz family fought through tears as they remember the 24-year-old died friday after being punched in the head during an argument last month. police arrested these 2 men

there was no impetus, no urgency and no logic behind what the president was doing.ybody understood that he himself said and thought it was a fantasy. he says it is a fantasy and says he is going to arm them. this is a president who believes in withdrawal. these are the fruits of withdrawal. >> modern muslim countries and representatives point out that the most people who die at the hands of radical islam are muslims. 90% plus. >> the question is short of reoccupying the country sending tens of thousands of troops what exactly should we be doing? how many more troops would it take that the public would accept? and when kerry talks about how muslim leaders have the greatest ability to address the problem he is right. that is what we are missing. we don't see muslim leaders standing up and talking about it like that. >> i want to turn to iran. the president and administration seem to have a little bit of a break from senators who are going to press for these sanctions. senator bob menendez saying they have until the end of march. how big of a deal is that and what do y

so it's really quite logical why he's not supporting the government.s context, the army does not have the resources with which to confront boko haram. so it isn't a question of whether he doesn't want to do it. there is a logic behind why he is not supporting the military. >> yet the rest of us look at this and say, girls gone missing, sold into marriage, killed killed. we're told witnesses saying young girls as young as 10 being used as suicide bombers, boys being murdered. what is the west supposed to do? we have seen genocide in africa before where the west didn't do enough about it and really regretted it later on. should the international community be doing something? >> we need to be witnesses for the right stances to be taken in nigeria. however, what we have learned from the iraqi and the syrian experiences is that we cannot go in it alone. we first have to understand the logic of the civilian president and then try to reorient his thinking so that he becomes the president of the entire country rather than a president that is entirely preoccupi

that was the logic.arting the gdp growth for the nation and they had a social and economic responsibility to do that. we can make our money over there. we can make money over here. right? so individually, corporately, they do okay. but it's not tied back to the u.s. gdp growth rate. right. and the welfare of the country as a whole. we have to all get back to thinking about that. that's a long hf-wind -- sorry about that. >> maybe i'll ask a question. most of the colleges and universities, and we have some students here that could attest most of the professors are liberal and left wing with wonderful exceptions of course. i was curious the reaction of your fellow professors at your college when a freedom-oriented, liberty-talking professor like you was elected to congress. what did they all say? >> i can't say that on live tv. [ laughter ] i'll just put it out. they're already. they're collegiate. at lunch, we used to debate all the time. so we had fun. the left gets more mad at you the more effective you

he was an executive at reston science logic and worked for juniper networks in herndon. friends and colleagues are remembering the man who was hugely successful in business and in life. >> don had a true love for sandy and for her boys, did everything in the world in taking care of the grandchildren and my recent correspondence with him has been we're just enjoying the heck out of our grandchildren and don never had any children. so i think it was his way of having children and being a kid again. he loved those kids. >> if you want to write a note of condolence that will be sent to the family, science logic has set up an e-mail account and you'll find a link to it on our www.wusa9.com app. >>> prosecutors say dna testing rolled out hannah graham suspect jesse matthew in -- ruled out hannah graham suspect jesse matthew in the death of another young woman last seen in august of 2013, although her body has never been found. a man named randy allen taylor was tried and convicted of murphy's murder. taylor's attorney requested dna testing of matthew after he was arrested in t

it's not logical. it's actually totally logical. it's called the wiseman effect.u actually start to believe it. that's why she wouldn't really kiss you back. heart belongs to leonard. the good news is that you're probably not as bad a kisser as i theorized. she had the chance to get away, but she gave it up for love, for something that's not real. it was real to her. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna write you a script for antibiotics, too. why i'm doing that, ralph? `cause burns cover more surface area than cuts, so more easily infected. a-plus. (both laughing) jumping out of a burning plane. yeah. when did we become action heroes? i have no idea. you're set. thank you, pal. mm-hmm. (groans) how about a story? yes, please. yeah? robo-spies issue one. “the dawn of a new breed of secret agent: half-spy, half-robot.” “it was a dangerous time for spies. “and human spies could “no longer do the mission. “their skin and their mortality, the way they thought...” i know my advice earlier wasn't real helpful. uh, let's try this. the most important thing to sima, or whatever her name was was

and because of that, i think the court will have the decision of retrial, because it's against the logic that if you work in any media, you are a member in any community. >> reporter: there were hopes of a presidential pardon, but egyptian law says that can't happen while the case continues. >> according to the lawyers, they're saying that the retrial should start within a month, and that the only chance for bail, which we were hoping for today, a release today, the only chance would be from the first retrial session. so we just have to wait and see. >> i have mixed feelings. i don't know what to feel. if i should be optimistic, or scared from what will happen. but we will keep fighting until the end. it's a long battle. and i'm very concerned about mohamed's health. >> reporter: al jazeera says the proceedings are a step in the right direction. >> it shows the whole process and trial was actually flawed, and this is a situation that we maintain from the beginning, and we demand that all the charges should be dropped, and our journalists should be released now. that's including the peopl

so if this current blizzard proves climate change, the logical conclusion the logical conclusion is that climate change is awesome because a storm 130 years ago was much worse than a storm now. that is a logical conclusion that flies in the face of all these idiots who have absolutely no evidence linking extreme weather to climate change. it's almost id -- i mean using hypothetical models is wrong. saying 2014 was the hottest year. they used fixed models. the satellites show otherwise. it's all bogus. >> don't you find it funny they know for a fact that global warming climate change is a fact without any dispute. there's no question in their minds, yet they can't figure out where this storm is going to go. i founding it hugely hypocritical. >> there's also no trend in insurance losses from extreme weather, despite more people and more co2. maybe the science guy can explain that. >> can i get k.g. to weigh in on this. what did you call it? can we apply that to the mayor who had the crazy thought to say, hey, al sharpton, thank you for your stance on global warming. >> crazy big bird strik

suspect hahn has been taken to logical trauma center.orter: police say the suspect also had a sandwich bag full of methamphetamine and other bags of mayor one. officer was not injured. >>> new details tonight. we are just learning the man shot by fairfield police this morning died. officers were rae respond to go disturbance call on l zeus court before 8 when things-year-old jose charged them with a knife. police opened fire. hit multiple times and died at the scene. police now question witness and family members. >> before the friends family of popular bay area tennis coach and for the rest of us really life can change in an instachbility young man died after street fight. he suffered traumatic brain injury days before christmas after being hit in the head. he died last week. lisa attended tonight's memorial. >> we celebrate his life and say goodbye. >>reporter: frrndz family fought through tears as they remember the 24-year-old died friday after being punched in the head during an argument last month. police arrested these 2 men after

the laundry or going to the garage with the amount of stairs that are already there isn't really a logic i can buy. >> understood. >> i just want to say that, and also, kind of let you know that with no reworking of the plan, including the furnishings on the inside, this whole story does not carry. you are an architect and you have been around and you know the sensitivities and you had enough time to reconfigure and work on the unit, unless you are coming forward and applying for an independent cu to create really two independent units. >> we didn't feel like it was necessary to redesign everything. we complied with the planning code to create separate, independent units and that is the intention, is to continue to have them as independent units. we put a kitchen in there and have doors that separate out the units and have separate entries. >> well, they are not independent to the extent that the vestibule for the lower unit is indeed a private space and it a fully functioning unit and by coincidence, the upstairs neighbors want to come down and access the washing machine or their car. t

he comes up with this notion of using circuits laconic circuits to do logical processing and he builds one in the basement at iowa state was just a graduate student but he has no team around him. and they get it pretty good. it's a pretty nice little machine that they can never fully get it working. why? because they don't have mechanics and engineers. the punch card burner didn't quite work and poor atanasoff goes to the navy. it's the middle of the war and end the people at iowa state have no idea what this contraption is and they throw it away which is why you have to re-created to be part of this museum. so in some ways vision without execution is -- so i don't think he could be called the first computer. >> let's turn to the one that you do talk about and you prefer in this pecking order first computers, the one that john mockley later joined by pressler debt burden are working on in pennsylvania. >> john mockley is typical of the great innovators of the digital age. he was somebody who love to go and pick up ideas. he's from washington and his father was at the carnegie instituti

as bach would say, to sell that stock, logical. they even know to sell the banks like jpmorgan because they need higher rates to make more money and certainly they can't make as much money as last year if rates keep going lower. and they are getting lower rates. this makes sense even though the selling of jpmorgan was pretty extreme, aided and abetted by still more legal charges that nobody i know expected. we get that. it's like a cat using a litter box. you can train them to do it. you can count on it. hmm. is that jpmorgan? nope. it's his long lost cousin, the captain! ha! ew. but let's talk about unpredictable behavior. we know stocks with good yields like the food and drug names were worth more when commodity costs were higher. but not today. they're stocks. there's a sudden revulsion to the unpredictability of all stock where is people want to get out before someone else gets out before them. by the way, that's with man-eating tigers. you don't want to be the last guy. you want to be the guy ahead of the last guy because the

his guide was logic, but his code failed to achieve order. to the contrary, because of its severity, it increased the disorder. its most notorious feature allowed a creditor to sell an insolvent debtor and his family into slavery. the side of athenian families bound and shackled, being shipped to foreign lands as slaves, provoked a sharp reaction. a quarter-century later, solon was asked to write a new law and then a new constitution. draco's objective had been order. solon pause was justice. draco's guide had been logic. draco had ignored the contemporary needs of his society. solon emphasized them. draco legislated for the benefit of the few. solon acted for the many. as one historian observed, solon vindicated the right of the lowest last to personal liberty. he established their place in the economy of the state and he granted citizenship to incoming artisans and refugees. making everyone feel a part of the society, vindicating personal liberty, and dealing with refugees. does it sound familiar to you? and this was 700 years before the bi

that was the logic. the ceos knew they were at least implicitly involved in charting gdp growth for the nation and they had a social and ethical responsibility to do that. these days the language is changing. we can make earnings, profits within any environment. right? we can go global, we can make money over there, we can make money over here. so individually, corporately they do okay, but it's not tied back to the u.s. gdp growth rate and the welfare of the country as a whole. we have to all get back to thinking about that. that's a long-winded. >> maybe i'll ask the last question and we can talk informally at lunch. in most of colleges and universities, that we have students here that could attest, most of the professors are liberal and left wing with some wonderful exceptions, of course. >> yeah. >> i was curious the reaction of your fellow professors at your college, when a freedom oriented liberty talking professor like you was elected to congress. what did they all say? >> i can't say that on live

senate with the republican majority passes a law that mandates that every american under the logicalprimus that if obamacare with health insurance if you require to have health insurance company should be required to have life insurance. and that is a gun. so is the debate inside the congress -- in fact, that is part of the debate because there's an amendment that allows for presidential waivers of the gun ownership requirement for children under the age of seven and people in the do not fly list. you'd be surprised what happens to that debate. once you say children under seven should be required to five, four, three. before you know it -- before you know it, no one will be required to own a gun. you've got this congress and washington that the president will sign requiring every american must own a gun. meanwhile, in a small town you have a very liberal progressive mayor, this tiny very luxurious elegant town near the hamptons where you have the mayor passing a local ordinance that bans all guns from within her village. and so, it is the interplay between the small town mayor who wa

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