hell, yeah. [ bleep ] charlton heston. why we rooting for him? >> do we want something?ton heston lands on this planet and he realizes that this planet is a plan of the apes, that the apes were now in charge. >> take your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape! >> charlton heston would have to confront the tragedy of a broken civilization. >> you maniacs! you blew it up! oh, damn you! god damn you all to hell! >> this was a hit. it really captured something very deep in the psyche of america in a year where the cities were falling apart. >> please go in your homes. please go in your homes. >> in 1965, after the civil rights and voting rights acts passed, you had the watts riots. >> then in '66 and '67 in newark. in detroit. dozens of people are killed, and johnson is chagrinned and said, look what i've done for the blacks, why are they doing this to me? >> there had to be a response to that by the establishment. and that's what led to the kerner commission. >> we need to know the answer, i think, to three basic questions about these rights, what happened, why did it

switzerland and greece who regularly vacationed family nearby had studied at our house and i got charlton heston who would pay michelangelo in one movie, john the baptist and another, the greatest story ever told and then the ten commandments. it was by the prospect adorned by the creation but a few days that we convened there was a telephone call from muggeridge. in the course of my lifetime, he said, i think most famous people in the world and almost uniformly i find myself wishing i happened. [laughter] but i think that this one is different. i wonder if you can arrange an audience with him so i insisted he use his resources and i use mine. if we were notified we had in appointment with the pope the following day at 1:00. we proceeded with the parables and the idf was to ask whether in their own experience there was something that could rival the parable whether it be point of the parable or have a contemporary application, all of them are performed marvelously and when it is over, we prepare to the scheduled appointment. we were summoned to his private quarters at 12:45 for a 1:00 appointmen

life but i did the first couple i doubt i shall ever see skippy peanut butter and then just like charlton hestonnot skippy it is planters. that is the best. then the unidentified company says can you taste ours? it is the best it is called redwing. it is the best. that is what i always eat. you can't say give me redwing. you have to find it. there is a store outside the delicatessen. >> you also had a trip over there? >> >>caller: good morning. first thank you for your many contributions to the intellectual and literary life in this country. second, what thought word you have on the many novels and writings of ayn rand and her legacy in general to philosophy? >> i have a problem because if we go back a long way. when atlas shrugged was published whittaker chambers reviewed it in national review and gave it a scathing review. and as a result ayn rand never consented to be in the same roo room. had to be preestablished if i was invited. so the division because ayn rand was a materialist and her ambition was to understand the road without transcendence. as a result of that terrible hysterical and e

i remember being in north carolina when then nra president charlton heston gave the famous from my cold right of people to own and bear arms to defend themselves. if this issue becomes an issue in november, it certainly will have an impact. we shall see. i will tell you another issue that is undoubtedly going to be one, that is this defunding the police in the wake of the nationwide protests and growing number of democrats calling to do just that. the walk away movement says they're seeing a spike in membership. you had pete, you talked to brandon strong, the funder of the walk away campaign earlier. here is a little bit what he had to say. >> people are feeling so pushed away, feeling so alienated by a party they don't recognize anymore. not to mention the fact it seems that the party is catering to and answering to radicals who are out taking to america's streets, smashing windows, looting, committing acts of violence, committing acts of intimidation. our democrat politicians are catering to the violent mob. that is not what people want in this country. people that became liberals wit