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She's fascinating. >> and i first heard of her 40 years ago in college nobody could have ever lived a life like that. and then when i moved to los angeles to pursue my own career she's legendary out there. the temple she built in 1923 is still there. >> mike: i've been there. eighths dream center. >> dream center taking care of 30,000 a week in the worst section of los angeles. >> mike: amazing place. >> amazing, amy in a nutshell was a 17-year-old atheist, storm girl from canada who ended up beening in the 1920's the most celebrated, most controversial woman of her she and a half million peop...

Rationing, price controls. people bought war bonds. by the end of the war they had savings. they were creditworthy. it's that that led to the post-war boom that lasted decades. we should be thinking about policies that allow people to save. put some money away for college, retireme retirement. this is not something that will turn around tomorrow. it's the only way we can see over the long-term we can have the long-term prosperity we saw in the '50s and '60s. >> i read your essay. i think you made great points, talk about personal debt, credit card lifestyles people were living. a lot of what y...

All the time. but once the war broke out, my dad helped me get an act together where i can raise money for the war bonds and also on my off time, entertain the troops wherever i happened to be. >> and you do all sorts of shows that help other people and raise awareness for different sorts of diseases and fighting as well. you built this. i want to see if we can get a close-up of this. this is the leather chomp bit that you built in 1939 and you still use this. this is the thing you put in your mouth? >> yes. i made this with the contour of my teeth so there's even only pulled on either side. >...

Economy if every american chose to take their wealth and put it in switzerland or the cayman islands or in bermuda? this is a big issue and i think it's going to be a big issue in ohio, because ohioans, i think, would consider this a form of economic patriotism. investing in your country, just as our forebearers did when they bought war bonds during world war ii. knowing that this country needed investment. and i think that says something about mitt romney that is very basic to his character, to his values, and to his judgment. and i'm going to be talking about that for the next five or six mo...

it happened, and i'll explain. next, more than 60% of the vote in egypt this week went to islamists. how worried should we be? then, is shale gas the answer to all america's troubles, or at least to many of them? you've heard about fracking, what is it, is it safe? find out. first, here's my take. president obama gave an important speech in kansas last week. whether you agree with all of it or not, he has begun a national conversation about the economy and the role of government. that's what this election should be about. and in presenting his view, obama shifted the economic c...