and this is an uzi. this is the ar fifteen. this is a high precision. yes this is a short barreled rifle in one hand here's a rocket launcher the gangsters use. and here we have confiscated marijuana twelve tons in total money one way of cocaine heroin different substances for the preparation of crystal meth and materials for the perpetration of synthetic drugs but why is the army responsible for the safe keeping of narcotics. because the civil authorities trust us that the drugs here at last to or end up in someone else's hands. and not the us there have been cases in the past when some other authority was keeping them so that criminals would get them back. the first thing the army did when it reached here was to disarm the city's two thousand three hundred policemen. the army was appointed head of the police and public safety secretary. when to go when we got here it was commonplace for cops to be receiving double salaries in dollars where the. they were boasting that they were full of themselves they felt like bosses. they were even slapping their su

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. >> host: for the first half hour from london we have been talking with author stewart lansley uzi research visiting fellow at the center for international poverty of the university of bristol and the author of the book londongrad and the most recent book the cost of any quality three decades of the super rich and the economy. he has been our guest on book tv. .. >> as you read the book this month, post your thoughts on twitter with the hash tag btv book club, and write on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. and then on june 25th at 9 p.m. eastern, join our live, moderated discussion on both social media sites. and if you have an idea for next month, send your suggestion on which books you think we should include in our online book club via twitter, facebook or e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our

women, i remember back in the '70s, sitting there in the movie theater with a woman next to me with an uzi it's -- that hasn't hurt them any in israel. >> i'm glad that the armed services committee is not an all-male dominated world right now. we have a record number of women sitting on that panel and hearing them offer their perspective it goes to how much -- >> you're game. though, every time someone talks about legitimate rape. here's some of the greatest nits recent years. not exactly been politically correct. remember, todd akin says that women don't get pregnant from rape because quote if it's a legitimate rape if she's telling the truth, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. darrell issa infuriated women when his house oversight hearing convened a panel on birth control with no women on it. this led one congresswoman to ask, where are the women? and who can forget santorum, supporter of foster freeze, lamenting all the hub bulb on contraception, back in my day, they used contraception, the girls put it in between their knees. phil bryant appeared to blame wo

if uzi is the end of 2014 we are going to do this, you nailed it. we don't let the market is going to look like and by the way, the market is not sitting still in a 2015 option. the way that they will be bouncing around the markets are saying what should we do today in light of this uncertainty in the future and so i think you will see the market itself change in anticipation of the uncertainty that nobody can put their fingers on. >> one of the competitors as you just said in spite of the massive holdings they don't have the frequency to compete they also said publicly besio we have the best position in the industry so, you know, you just have to evaluate all of this and ask yourself the question do we as a public policy standpoint make policy depict winners and losers in time frames you don't even know who is going to be the market leader at that time? >> gentleman right here? >> my name is eric with ft5k. interesting question and comment. quick question how do you see the development of the predictive data in terms of the ability to locate in ind

. >> uzi any chance of that changing? >> not much in the short term although part of that is i think a section of our own modeling system so that the congressional leaders basically say we will score a change in that tax policy as costing us tax revenue because the baseline assumption is that every company will bring all of those dollars back. but that is a ridiculous assumption because the money isn't coming back at least the company's growing outside of the u.s. there is no reason to require that money back because you have opportunities around the world. so i actually don't think there is a real economic class and i think collectively the ceo and the others that score this stuff and help give congressional leaders some protection on this and support maybe get a change most people on the hill would say -- >> are you spending some time on this issue? >> we have had some conversations about this issue. i think the conversation is because it requires fiscal reform and much more focused. >> and then a task force working on