newt, when you sell a car, you have to register it, you have to know who has sold it and to who. why would a gun be deemed less significant for a background check than a car or registration? we register all sorts of things in this country. why not guns? they re the most dangerous thing out there. actually, i think cars kill an awful lot of people. but the objective fact is that in this country, if i were to buy a gun from one of my son-in-laws, do i go through a background check? what does that mean? yes. yes. you do. why? why? because i want to know, i want to know if you re a criminal, i want to know if you re mentally sound. sorry if again i sound naive but why the hell wouldn t i want to know that? okay. i think most americans would regard this conversation with amazement. this is a country i would want to know if you were mentally sound or a criminal when you buy a gun.
parts of teenaged gangs are going to go out and go through a gun check? but when you sell a car, newt, when you sell a car, you have to register it, you have to know who has sold it and to who. why would a gun be deemed less significant for a background check than a car or registration? we register all sorts of things in this country. why not guns? they re the most dangerous thing out there. actually, i think cars kill an awful lot of people. but the objective fact is that in this country, if i were to buy a gun from one of my son-in-laws, do i go through a background check? what does that mean? yes. yes. you do. why? why? because i want to know, i want to know if you re a criminal, i want to know if you re mentally sound. sorry if again i sound naive but why the hell wouldn t i want to know that? okay. i think most americans would regard this conversation with amazement.
dismissed those grounds. it s the truth. only a few people read the review until he made a big deal out of it. shep: was there anything like that? there were no churches. was totally not religious place. shep: it was hell. that is where he is from. united kingdom. still no churches. fewer than 50% said that they go to church regularly or they are believers. it s been going down ever since i was can a kid. i don t know what the equivalent in this country. shep: a man settle himself on fire today outside the trial of norway s confessed mass murderer. he walked up to a large security tent and sprayed himself with
shep: one of founders has renounced his united states citizenship. the move reportedly could save him $600 million in tax. $600 million. why the hell wouldn t you then? i don t know, i wouldn t, if it was $600 million i don t know what i would do. he says it s more practical to give up his citizenship since he lives in singapore. randy, you go boy. i am pissed. it really makes me mad. he makes a huge fortune, $600 million, what could $600 million do for whatever. fill in the blanks. in helping close the budget gaps. he had no problem using us to create this fortune. he had no problem getting his knowledge from harvard and moved to singapore, but he has been
you? partially, no. in parts of it, no. he seemed hesitating and in a couple of segments there to a couple of questions. he seemed hesitant and sort of paused a little too long. do you agree with that, john? i do. that was what struck me theatrically. he looked tired. who the hell wouldn t be? right. but if you re there with steve croft and you know what this is going to be 60 minutes is still one of the top three shows in the country, a bigger audience you re probably going to get other than morning joe, it is the topmost watched well, other than mike barnicle sitting in at way too early. that s, of course, that s like the american idol of news. there was one particular moment i thought was really telling. and it suggests that this president is still shaped by the remarkable reception he got in