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Do you see the fact that an investigation wasn't opened ints the president's conduct as being tied to any of the phenomena we have been talking about, the a.g., the fact that 40% of the country won't believe anything bad about this president. do you see all theset factors interconnected at this point? >> i do, but i can't say that i connect the decision not to open aot case on ukraine because i don't know enough about their decisionmaking. i'm deeply skeptical of this attorney general. but i don't know enough about whot decided what inside the department. >> let me reade something that you wri...

Right now he has said everything. he has not taken a position, a consistent position, which is what you would need to do on something so complex and so charged. and i understand that public sentiment is firmly behind tightening gun laws. no question about that. polls consistently show it. congress, though, is frequently on the wrong side of public sentiment and has been on a lot of issues. immigration reform, gun laws, a whole host of things. so again, if theset of principl share with people that are consistent for more than an hour, more than a day, more than a week, then there might -- >> is...

Not long ago, his great grandson told the the story of their family's escape. and took his chances in america. he set foot on ellis island on january 7th, 1903 with $8 to his name. fluent in polish, russian and yiddish, he understood no english. the glosser family started a business, selling goods from a horse and buggy. eventually opened up their own haberdashery and a whole chain of supermarkets that ultimately was listed on the stock exchange. in the span of some 80 years, this family emerged from poverty in a hostile country to become prosperous merchant, scholars and most important, ameri...

Happening all over. they ripped through city after city killing thousands of people, forcing thousands more to flee for their lives. one of the people who escaped was a man named glosser. he lived in a dirt floor shack in the country called belarus. his great grand son told the story of their family's escape. glosser fled a village where they had led for centuries. he set foot on ellis island in 1903 with $8 to his name. he understood no english. the family started a business selling goods from a horse and bug buggy. they opened up a chain of supermarkets and department stores. in the span of ...