mr. goodman talk about cases he handled during his career as a defense attorney and shares stories from his terms as the mayor of las vegas. this is about an hour. the name of the book, it's written by the former las vegas mayor come oscar goodman.eing sc when did you come here and why? >> 1964. i went to a wonderful liberal arts college in the outskirts of >> w philadelphia and i loved every day of college. when i went to law school the university of pennsylvania was e time the civil rights movement wasi very active. however, the students that were there were interested in corporate law and the like. i just got married and felt i. supporting my life so one day i decided to walk down to the city hall call into the d.a office and said to you have ae s job is their clerkship available and i was very lucky because thr inspectors were just coming offo a win of a conviction in the united states.m we spoke and he said i would love to hire you.viction of i have a dollar an hour i think i'm the only person that went ts the law school but did that and a wealthy widow was killed andda they took $300,

mr. goodman, i knew there was trouble there. he sent when was the last time you had been to city hall. well, i have never been to city hall. and i looked at him and i said -- and he turned around and started walking way for me as i was eating. and i said, wait a second, buddy. you asked me a question and you look me in the face when i enter the question. the audience said, oh, and he said, you're not supposed to talk to someone like that who is running for office. and i was upset at the sky. and i said i will tell you something. i have never been to city hall before and i will kill you something else, i am a drunk. and i drink to excess. i drink two bottles of gin a night. and i am a gambler and i will gamble on anything that moves. to cockroaches you talked about, you name the price and i will look it. well, when i said it, there was nothing else bad to say about me. i don't cheat on my wife, i don't abuse women. so they have nothing bad to say about me. i went through the entire election process without anyone being able to say anything that i didn't say about myself. then the next t

mr. goodman so i knew there is trouble. when was less than your to city hall? i looked at him in herned arod d started to walk away from me. i said wait a second.u ase you ask the question in you look me in theu face will the th audience gasped the kidsnd you're not supposed to talk to them like that but i wasfice hot i said, appear. i will tell you something iaid i have never been to city hallunk. and i am a drunk i drink to bottles of gin every night in miami gambler in will gamble on anything left or right and you name the price when i said that he had i nothing else to say about me.me. i don't cheat on my new wife, ida and abuse women, i emigrate neighbor. so they had nothing bad to say i went through the the enti entire election withouton proces anybody could save whatever i did not say about myself. within the next night i gotcause 80 percent -- to be 6% of next the vote in the next time i'm 84 percent i still looking for those 16 the did fot vote for me. >>host:.e. [laughter]l as wiry successful? tin >>guest: because as a lawyer the juror is the smartest

mr. mcdonnell's daughters. $15,000 shopping spree at the glittering burgdorf goodman department store for the governor's wife there was the free use of mr. williams' ferrari and the he also bought the governor a gold rolex. a gaudy gift that currently dangles from the governor's wrist. frankly we don't have the time to itemize every gift but you get the picture. one of thing aspects about mr. mcdonnell's career is how it has been marked by the most adamant assertion of christian morality but almost entirely on the subject of ex-. let's not forget, this is the same individual who recommended transvaginal probes for any woman who might be considering a termination. mr. mcdonnell's views were helpfully elucidated in a master's thesis that he wrote at the age of 34. in addition to deriding cohabitaters and foreign equators he draws liberally on scripture to explain why he believes that the family unit has been ordained by god as depicted in the book of genesis. it is in the law of nature of the created order he writes that the creator institutes marriage and family in eden where he ordained that for this reason a