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generally sakin youkn, arucpch,but you also get the impression it's easier for a ford or an edison to maintain sales if customers have currency of stable rchasing power. as he wrote one esen t fr' bl not due to wall street, nor to speculators, nor to bankers. it is due to a bad system of money. everything that eastern men do would be done by the faer himself if he could. we are all gamblers nre. a sm ecan thrmil get justice. later on, it's the money broker, the money profiteer, the private nker that i oppose. theyainethrer tough it aseueiv gold. gold is a relic of julius caesar, and interest is an invention of satan. so edison wants to try to stabilize the purchasing power of money not by fixing prices, moyhego it asy, a the only anchor for the value of the currency. now, he's not alone. during the years that the federal reserve act was being debated a written,91 d1 irving fisher had made quite a name for himself in the search for stable money, had written books on the topic and had devised a scheme of his own. fisher wasrobably the bt knowernomi o t t othnt d fisher got wind that edi

heaid ininrvie tha h da youkn, h doe't wt thobam-- tm goi thrgh d pking through his tax returns for opposition in there? you know, offshore accounts, maybe lightly tax inco. neingore infmati on bn oesn want o the. e pblem is y he consvati crics ens lates that morning coming out. bill kris, george will saying this is unacceptable. he is going to he toome rwarand relee mor tax retus. so ion'tee h he n go om n fro theext fou mont and not d tt whenou ve mber --embe ohis n pay and alls sayg that come forthnd get this off the table or it feeds into the impression there's just something foreign about mitt roey, c't qui g inde wt h mivesare. >> y, if y areooki at -- yoow, cing fm a ses agnst e biestide of ncerwoulbe tt o inpendts. youet aensef h thi issue is ristering with them? >> well, mean, i'm not sure that the american public is clamoring to see mitt romney's tax turns but i tnkha vid ys i ght. is i spl tt'soingo ntin toauntimecau thothesides goi to hau m wi. if h doe't dl wh it. it sms te the wl be poteially short-term pain in the release of the returns. but -- theonger he goes without leasingem

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youkn,t's interesting being in kennebunkport, being a irish catholic whose parts cameere in58, conasticldre how aive the we, h resctfu they were of their grandparents, how active they were in their lives. i think there is a family dynamic here that rlly genetes s neraonal and thihey' rlly ae to cvey whaheir fily i aboufromeneriono neraon. jo ou ow,jo, back in the '90s and the first couple of years of this century, i spent a good b of tim witertaly jeb busut ao i w a mpai entsitheorg. sh, was at a panama city event where theather introduced john, i believet wa and hwas teang up u alys hea t eressn th chacter ihatou'r ing en nody i loing. th t bues,hereas o partular ri, thi it s in pana ty, but when the bush boys got in the back of the president's limo and they were talking, a every time -- y can'be alo wh jeb bh f fi mines wre heoesn brg uphereatt m hs ev know an the h srts tking abo his dad. they would veer him away from thecree ey w ey rere m wh noby is loing,nd wt bter judgnt o a manhahatis ki hav tsay aboim when nobody is looking. >> that's absolutely true. in fact, the grandchildre