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kenyatta is serious about going after this. as i indicated to him, if you look at the history of this because the united states had in the past all kinds of corruption dating back to the founding of the country. my hometown of chicago was famous for al capone and bootleggers and bribery and police on the take. but what we were able to show is over time when people of integrity at the highest levels say this is a priority. we're going to stop this and are willing to hold people at the highest levels accountable and not just the small-time corruption, that begins to change the culture. and it is important, i think, for the people of kenya to say
required to close. 12 states prohibit sunday liquor sales. will we put the names up? 13 states outlaw car dealerships from opening on sunday, and they are often different states. >> there's this very weird, in the case of liquor sales, a literal bootleggers and baptists. john: slow down bootleggers and baptists. >> bruce yandle who pointed out laws that are for your own good, that have moral overtones you should look and see if someone can gain financially from the laws. hard to see how businesses gain from being required to be closed. but what actually happens in the case of the blue laws is that they're protecting themselves from competitors. local liquor store doesn't want to open up on sunday and pay workers overtime whereas the total beverage around the corner or walmart has no trouble doing that. they're keeping themselves
protected from competition. john: just like baptists and bootleggers work to preserve alcohol prohibition because the baptists thought it was immoral and the bootleggers made money. john: here's another law, it may have led to the craziness, the big shopping day often called black friday. to get around some of this madness stores started opening earlier on thanksgiving day, but thanksgiving is the time we're supposed to be with our family, so -- >> in maine, massachusetts and rhode island, it is against the law for stores to be open on thanksgiving thanks to puritan inspired blue laws. people have had the temptation to let work crowd out all the other things that matter family, faith and have to be told again and again, knock it off don't work. you think people are lazy but they work too much.
jamie: august 2003 he died at the age of 95 leading his collection to stewart and his siblings to read the original windows, the 1924 is a personal favorite it was popular among the bootleggers during prohibition as director our toggles to turn off the tail lights if they were being followed. jamie: it is just a snippet of the collection for or have never seen anything like this. >> is a "strange inheritance". jamie: before he dies against him business of vice >> don't sell all those cars and parts all of one's but one at a time you make more money. jamie: but then he realizes it would take the rest of
oliver jordan dies at the age of 95. leaving his enormous automobile collection to stewart and his siblings. >> the original windows that they would stick in the sides -- >> stewart tells me that 1924 roland touring car is one of his personal favorites. the model was popular among bootleggers during prohibition. >> it was toggle switches on the dashboard where they would turn off the taillights if they were being followed by somebody. >> to hide the booze. >> that's right. >> but these cars represent just a snip et of oliver's vast collection. >> i have never seen anything like this, stewart. there are so many cars. >> it's quite a strange thing to inherit. >> before he dies oliver gives stewart some business advice. stewart realizes it would take the rest of his life to sell
about it. >> in august of 2003 oliver jordan dies at the age of 95 leaving his automobile collection to stewart and his siblings. >> the original windows they would stick in the sides. >> he tells me the 1924 car is one of his personal favorites. the model was popular among bootleggers during prohibition. >> they would turn off the taillights if they were followed by someone. >> to hide the booze. >> that's correct. >> these cars represent a stip et of his collection. >> i have never seen anything like this stewart. there are so many cars. >> it is a strange thing to inherit. >> before he dies he gives stewart business advice. >> he said don't tell sell them all at once sell them one at a time. >> after trying to sell a couple on-line he realizes it would take the rest of his life to
jamie: august 2003 he died at the age of 95 leading his collection to stewart and his siblings to read the original windows, the 1924 is a personal favorite it was popular among the bootleggers during prohibition as director our toggles to turn off the tail lights if they were being followed. jamie: it is just a snippet of the collection for or have never seen anything like this. >> is a "strange inheritance". jamie: before he dies against him business of vice >> don't sell all those cars and parts all of one's but one at a time you make more money. jamie: but then he realizes it would take the rest of
>> carroll has been sentenced to five years for theft and giving false information to a police officer. >> smithson was sentenced to one year for carrying a concealed weapon. >> >> he don't have no peace. >> for years. >> looking over your back. >> got 11 kids. i got eight boys and three girls. my oldest will be 19. i was real promiscuous when i was younger. >> i'm from kentucky. >> i got uncles down there bootleggers. like 190 proof, you're on fire. >> last time it was like $10 a jar. i don't drink no more, all my
>> >> he don't have no peace. >> for years. >> looking over your back. >> got 11 kids. i got eight boys and three girls. my oldest will be 19. i was real promiscuous when i was younger. >> i'm from kentucky. >> i got uncles down there bootleggers. like 190 proof, you're on fire. >> last time it was like $10 a jar. i don't drink no more, all my money goes to pills, now. i don't drink no more, i don't smoke pot. all my money goes to the pills. >> prescription pills create problems inside the jail as well. >> several nights ago we had inmate workers observe on camera
it tough for planes to take off or land. inspections are part of a safety check issue that began in 2000. pope francis smiling. two kids by his side, releasing a pair of white doves from a window at the vatican and then this happened. a sea gull and a large black crow in the square, attacking the doves with tens of thousands of people watching. that's not even the first time the pope's dove has been attacked. speaking of when doves cry -- i had to do it, they are going up to bootleggers. some sorry believed to be his fans and most are unidentified and they search the media accounts with other users. he is accusing them are posting unauthorized users and asking for a million dollars from each defendant.