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That was the one concession to television. reporter: inspired by uncles who were doctors marcel went to medical school. it was assumed charles would follow. as a 19-year-old senior at mcgill, the internationally renowned co eed canadian univer was bitten by political journalism. the editor ship of the newspaper was controlled by the student council. i had been elected to the student council and the paper was becoming unreadable. it was run by marxists, maoists. it looked like it came out of the soviet union. we engineered a coup to fire the editor. then we realized we had to find an editor. they looked around and decided it would be me. wait, i have never worked on a paper. oh, details. a poly-sci and economics major he liked write about all ....
Ground. dedicated super pac on the ground there. haven t ruled it out. not yet. he doesn t sound he s a strong republican. shameless plug. i think virginia 2013 will be ground zero on the gun votes and that you ll see 92% of virginians believe in background checks. kuch nelly was a leader to have guns in campuses and bars. we re launching this where we have kidding. all right. you can learn about it today. post tv.com. mine is closer to home. my date graduated from high school and studying poly sci as a georgia bulldog. ....
I m, and he s not, he s dealing with the issue. and it may cause a problem for the democratic party overall. and you know, on the short-term. but in the long-term, this is one of the core issues, the president has made this a core issue, gun reform has been a core issue on democratic side for a long time. it s hard to figure out how you re going to get advances here without bringing some political pressure onto the system. this is the classic poly-sci case, abortion and gun control. you have a small numb of people who feel this so fervently, they will do literally anything, they ll go to great extremes and the rest of the country want gun control measures, 80%, 90%, but don t feel it s essential to their political cultural identity. how does the system process these type of inputs? it s a problem. i think mark pryor s response is really telling. i think we can play sound from his new ad. ....
Class, total you? are saying, everybody you know from your years, same major, same year, pre-law and poly-sci, whatever it was. poly-sci. sean: nobody knew him not one person saw him, heard of him. i was a pretty connected guy. i knew pretty much everyone, i thought in the political science department. i never met him. i never saw him. i never heard of him. nobody i know at columbia ever met him, heard of him or saw him. it s strange. it doesn t mean he didn t go there. he was probably busy smoking pot and attending socialist meetingses. what can i tell you? the wall street journal called 400 people how many people near a class, how many? thousands? the whole class was 700 students. i figure class of 83, columbia, 700. political science, pre-law, 200, 250. i was pretty familiar with most of them. never heard of him. sean: you are not doubting he ....
Class, total you? are saying, everybody you know from your years, same major, same year, pre-law and poly-sci, whatever it was. poly-sci. sean: nobody knew him not one person saw him, heard of him. i was a pretty connected guy. i knew pretty much everyone, i thought in the political science department. i never met him. i never saw him. i never heard of him. nobody i know at columbia ever met him, heard of him or saw him. it s strange. it doesn t mean he didn t go there. he was probably busy smoking pot and attending socialist meetingses. what can i tell you? the wall street journal called 400 people how many people near a class, how many? thousands? the whole class was 700 students. i figure class of 83, columbia, 700. political science, pre-law, 200, 250. i was pretty familiar with most of them. never heard of him. sean: you are not doubting he ....