"if you act like a barbarian you will become a barbarian." i said that?y you were more verbose at the time. i had to listen-- you were sitting on my chest. give me the brick, frasier. and let him get away with this? i know, i know. what the gallery owner did to you was wrong but if you throw that brick you will have lost something more valuable than your money. you will have lost... your mind. frasier, you can't do this! well, niles, if you were strong enough to show the strength after sohumiliation not to mention the nicknames... nicknames. there were nicknames? you didn't know that? much oh, dear god, yes, uh, "peachfuzz" "jingle bells"... i can't remember the rest. peachfuzz? yes, i believe coach medwick made that onimself. well, anyway here you are. i won't be needing this anymore. e up h i'm proud of you. ( alarm rings ) my god, niles, what have you done? i struck a blow for justice. nobody calls me peachfuzz. now let's get the hell out of here. what are you doing now? we mbarbarians but we pay for our pillaging. ( alarm ringing ) come on, go! go! go

. >> researchers know these myths well, yet they also know that the legend of the mighty barbarians ofhe far north does not reflect the whole truth. >> there seems to be no place in these myths for people who may have presented a very different figure. perhaps they were weakened by malnutrition because of the poverty they lived in, or suffered from serious illnesses. >> the vikings are being re- evaluated today, and their culture is being put in context. a new market has emerged for viking longbows. history fans want a closer look at the life of the norseman. the operators of the northern european viking museum cites are hoping the world cultural heritage project will bring more financial aid and more tourists. >> they were good. i liked what i read about them. they were nice -- nicer than other groups i read about. >> i think they are really interesting, and not everyone had a round shield. >> german archeologists do not want to give up their plans for the world's cultural heritage site. they are applying again without sweden. this time, it is about another ancient site, a fortificati

they did divide up the world and did different segments, greeks and bar barbarians, jews and gentiles, romans, so there was this kind of an phobia -- anaphobia, there was ethnic branding, there was racism and that's been emphasized in recent scholarship over the last couple of decades or more. my orientation has been different. that is, i have tried to see without denying some of the us and them attitude that was there, trying to emphasize the connectivity rather than the contrast, trying to emphasize the -- instead of otherness, a kind of togetherness in the sense that in order to show that antiquity can be a positive model and not just a negative model to our contemporary circumstances and i've always been, i guess, interested in the linkage between the past and the present and here's an instance in which the mutual perceptions and representations of one another by different peoples in antiquity shows a much greater complexity than just a -- the good guys and the bad guys, the us and them, that there is a great deal of overlapping, that there's a lot of borrowing from one culture to

. >> researchers know these myths well, yet they also know that the legend of the mighty barbarians ofhe far north does not reflect the whole truth. >> there seems to be no place in these myths for people who may have presented a very different figure. perhaps they were weakened by malnutrition because of the poverty they lived in, or suffered from serious illnesses. >> the vikings are being re- evaluated today, and their culture is being put in context. a new market has emerged for viking longbows. history fans want a closer look at the life of the norseman. the operators of the northern european viking museum cites are hoping the world cultural heritage project will bring more financial aid and more tourists. >> they were good. i liked what i read about them. they were nice -- nicer than other groups i read about. >> i think they are really interesting, and not everyone had a round shield. >> german archeologists do not want to give up their plans for the world's cultural heritage site. they are applying again without sweden. this time, it is about another ancient site, a fortificati

. >> you look very conan barbarian. >> this is our gorilla coat.cal to this proce process. obviously little gorillas know to hold on to hair. >> do you coo? >> no, i uls use gorilla accent. >> reporter: evan instructs me to put on my own ape suit. turns more like a sheep. evans is careful not to baby this baby. >> i groom her just like a gorilla. i'm yanking the hair. i'm putting my fingernails in her head. the mothers do it. when she goes in with the mom, she's going to do that to her and we don't want that to be the first time she experiences that. >> reporter: after a nap, gladys wakes and gets curious. and my sur go aheadcy training kicks into high gear. i'm told i have to try to sound like a gorilla to help soothe gladys. >> she's getting a little fussy. you feel like she's getting a little nervous, pull her to the chest and give her a little vocalizati vocalization. how is that for belching vocalization? >> perfect. >> reporter: at two months, hoo uh -- human babies are lumps of flesh. gladys is strong. she eats, sleeps, plays for about an ho

communication with cyber says leaders are mourned they are playing with fire understood a candidate for the barbarian parliament please merkel's harsh rhetoric is because she's feeling the hate the mess to clean. now we are in a complicated situation and why the european union is so harsh i cannot explain for chancellor macula it's the elections upcoming in september. that's why she demands that the people of cyprus have to. carry birds your however for me this cannot be alert solution you cannot solve this said you by adding debt like the ten billion now that the european union is willing to pay as a no one as a guarantee whatever about this will be no sustainable solution for what it will impose austerity to the people of cyber as they did for greece and now they change gears because because of the upcoming elections the german voters will not go on with the government policy like this. now next month kaiser wrote up his sleeves to get on the bank. jorge rios an argentinian student and seventeen other similar students from foreign countries all paid a private company between three thousand and four

barbarians need to be educated.nie: and this is a democrat. >> oh jno. is this another junk shot. >> no -- >> stephanie: little worse than that. >> it's worse than weaner. >> stephanie: yes, and now he has a book title. >> worse than weaner. [ laughter ] [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: jersey dem kinky emails to spank me stalker. i might get my going ellie eyes back. he has an insatiable lust for bondage. and -- the other kind -- >> from behind? >> stephanie: no! no! [ buzzer ] >> i'm confused. what is the middle part? >> give us a clue -- >> sounds like. >> stephanie: oral sex. what is the matter with you! [ buzzer ] >> you can say that. >> stephanie: i'm squeamish now. secret emails -- no, they are not secret anymore. assemblyman joe crayan had over 150 emails to a lobbiest. and then had her busted for stalking. he sent all of these emails and then he had her arrested for stalking. >> she is like, by the way look what i have. >> stephanie: yes. would you like some of the fun facts? >> sure. [♪ fun-f

we want an independent state of bavaria this is an extraordinary aim there are twelve million barbarians if independent we could be the ninth biggest nation in the e.u. with the fifth largest annual economic turnover i'm convinced we have the cultural historical and economic strength to survive the bavaria party's campaign literature certainly doesn't pull any punches when it comes to showing how they believe the rest of germany treats the sun state the group poses little threat to germany's political big guns it took just over one percent of the vote locally in two thousand and eight but their ideas are spreading an increasingly influential circles in the shift to predict when i look at the map of europe and of history i see that boundaries are not made to last forever they can be moved by free people czechoslovakia made the peaceful transition into two democratic states in two thousand and fourteen scotland will have a referendum there is work being done in catalonia this movement is happening in europe today. the varia is booming when it comes to business it's home to some of the most

influence on us i want my kids to grow up feeling very culturally linguistically no one learns the barbariananguage in school we want to change that. when germany's unity day celebrations get underway in the old some open ice is might find that here in the largest states they're more keen on policy weighs down upon seeing peace or all of. the various. from separatism in germany to protests gripping spain or spain's idea airlines are set to ground more than a thousand flights as they plan a second round of strikes lasting five days last week the firm said it wasn't giving up its plans to cut salaries and x. almost four thousand jobs or around twenty percent of the company it's figured each day of striking could cost the airline ten million euros. a massive car bomb goes off outside a mosque in pakistan's kharaj killing at least forty five people and injuring many more police say on a hundred kilograms of explosives were used repping through several buildings setting fire to others no group yet claimed responsibility the shia population there are often targeted by sunni muslim groups. fifty th

we want an independent state of bavaria this is an extraordinary aim there are twelve million barbariansif independent we could be the ninth biggest nation in the e.u. with the fifth largest annual economic turnover i'm convinced we have the cultural historical and economic strength to survive the bavaria party's campaign literature certainly doesn't pull any punches when it comes to showing how they believe the rest of germany treats the sun state the group poses little threat to germany's political big guns it took just over one percent of the vote locally in two thousand and eight but their ideas are spreading an increasingly influential circles. depict when i look at the map of europe and of history i see the boundaries are not made to last forever they can be moved by free people czechoslovakia made the peaceful transition into two democratic states in two thousand and fourteen scotland will have a referendum there is work being done in catalonia this movement is happening in europe today. the varia is booming when it comes to business it's home to some of the most recognizable and

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no one learns the barbarian language in school we want to change that.hen germany's you need to day celebrations get underway in the old some cases might find it here in the largest states there are. ways around. these are all of. the very. well from separatist sentiment in germany to protests gripping spain workers for spain's iberia airlines are set to ground more than one thousand flights as they plan a second round of strikes expected to last five days last week the farm said it wasn't giving up its plans to cut salaries and x. almost four thousand jobs that's how one side of the company it's estimated each day of striking could cost the airline around ten million euros. a massive car bomb has gone off outside a mosque in the pakistani city of karachi going at least forty five people injuring many more the police say one hundred kilograms of explosives were used ripping through several buildings and setting fire to others no group has yet claimed responsibility the shia population in the city is often targeted by sunni muslim groups. fifty people hav

the wrong block of land so we already have second class citizenship it's definitely a panic about barbarians for example which is a very very small country and very few will probably come i think there is something in this idea that you know britain is supposedly going to track to all these you know benefit frauds when in fact i don't know having people even want to come to britain lastly jobs lots of tough talk on immigration why you think all the political parties are talking about immigration right now i think all the political parties are absolutely bereft of ideas for solving the problems at the level of the real economy and the turn to a very very easy scapegoat which is migrants really are not responsible for any of the shortages be it housing or crappy health care that we all experience in britain and i think turning the tables on them and forcing politicians to have a serious discussion with us about the real problems is where we need to head kerry gengel from well great thank you very much say as you've just heard of course it's also a political situation domestically a lot of anal

cleared them for release they're supposed to be free yet here we are keeping them in prison who's the barbarian here as the prisoners continue to not eat or drink because they'd rather die of starvation than continue on like this maybe americans should start using this hunger strike as food for thought about their. might talk about that by me on twitter right. now to chicago where dozens of public schools are shutting down city officials have announced that fifty four schools which include sixty one buildings will close due to a drop in and roll meant the school closures will ultimately affect thirty thousand students and their families chicago officials say the closures would save five hundred sixty million dollars over the next ten years it's the biggest wave in school closings ever and the last night as you can imagine many parents and teachers are angry over the shutdown and what it would mean for the city and the students for the chicago school closure i was joined earlier by mika utrecht this is an editor for jacoby magazine and a contributing editor for in these times his book the chicag

. ♪ >> and in this corner weighing in at 130 pound, it is the ovarian barbarian, let's put our handsy have -- cuddies. >> the pink peeps are more sugary. someone tasted it and said, how know what this needs? more sugar. >> stephanie: joe in rockville, maryland. hi, joe. >> caller: hey, how are ya? one thing i want to point out is those nra certificates in the house had nothing to do with membership. there are millions around the country. people who take these safety courses are sponsored by the nra -- >> it's like a ribbon. >> stephanie: you were trying to imply that -- no i did not. val kilmer first of all, dreamy, wonderful actor. we were discussing various -- >> the doors that was awesome. >> stephanie: right. i'm sorry jacki and i were stuck on top gun. but look at this picture of him as mark twain and he joining us now. good morning, val. >> good morning. we report it you decide. >> stephanie: that's right. thank you. [ laughter ] >> but if you deliver it with some real 1950s spunk, we report it you decide. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: now you can going into zucker film comedy mod

>> you have to understand, barbarians need to be educated. her smoke alarm. ow or if i chose to be gay, i would marry you, you would move in and take care of my smoke alarm because you're taller. >> stephanie: looky what i can do. one of the best choices i've ever made. tall lifestyle can be daunting but why anyone would choose the handicap of short is puzzling to me. >> utilizing humor during this demonstration. >> thank you steven crowder. >> single? >> matthew. >> stephanie: cali in sacramento you're on the "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hey, stephanie. i'm so excited to talk to you. i wanted to talk about another challenge that presents itself with this issue in california in prop 8. there is a lot of misunderstandings and misinformation that's put out even by supposedly unbiased or neutral news sources like this morning on npr, they were stating that in california, domestic partnership establishes the laws so we have equal rights as a married couple would already under the domestic partnership laws but see the way in which they

that they were not backwoods barbarians, which is what they expected of americans. >> angelica's family was wealthy. angelica herself had a great interest in fashion. she would have come in the best -- the dress in the white house portrait is the dress she was presented to queen in. she was polished. >> two seemingly very different family cultures. angelica singleton coming from the plantation life, very wealthy in the south. slave-holding family, i would presume. with the van burens from new york state, very different approach. how does it work? >> van buren was not a backward country clog. van buren loved society. he was known as a little magician because he was always and g off little plans those who disliked him like calhoun, said he just i.e.a. peels to the -- abelows to the ladies. >> this is a little side bar. some people didn't know the story. martin van buren is responsible for the universal expression. >> yes. during the election of 1840, supporters of van buren who started referring to him as old kinder hook. the phrase o.k. hit the streets in boston and it was picked up. it

that they were not backwoods barbarians, which is what they expected of americans. >> angelica's family was wealthy. angelica herself had a great interest in fashion. she would have come in the best -- the dress in the white house portrait is the dress she was presented to the queen in. she was polished. >> two seemingly very different family cultures. angelica singleton coming from the plantation life, very wealthy in the south. slave-holding family, i would presume. new the van burens from york state, very different approach. how does it work? >> van buren was not a backward country clod. van buren loved society. littleknown as a magician because he was always pulling off little plans and those who disliked him like calhoun, said he just appeals to the ladies. >> this is a little side bar. some people didn't know the story. martin van buren is responsible for the universal expression, "ok." >> yes. during the election of 1840, supporters of van buren who started referring to him as old kinderhook. the phrase ok hit the streets in boston and it was picked up. it was a way to talk about

apparently that time he adds that chapter and call it is lorenzo to drive out the bar barbarian. it's a classic call to arms for foreign domination. it has a kind of, yeah, optimism about it. but the opposite trout the -- throughout the "the prince," the force you are to deal with it is fortune. fortune is a goddess, so by -- and also gendered fortuna is a woman. she's a goddess. the opposite is prince that machiavelli, i think, understands as not in the christian sense but in the sense of the attribute of a roman warrior so that certainly fits with the passage we've been talking about in the other chapter 25, about the audacious young man. again, we can understand a variety of it ways of your own understand l your own talent, the capacity to act boldly, courageously, and with some degree of foresight to a degree which you can't. it's the only thing you have got to deal with the capricious fortune. machiavelli is about about twos. everything is about twos. these are the two mechanisms of history. >> other questions? i have a question, i think, for professor mover. i've been inter

, you know, we've taken your three sons and sent them off to a war, you know, somewhere against barbarians and they're dead. you fe--because you have something that--that distracts you. i think that--that these major national sports distract us. i don't think that they shouldn't exist. but if you love baseball and for 12 weeks you can't go to a baseball game, maybe you'll start playing with your neighbor. that would be a good thing. and maybe, you know, start--you know, maybe just with your kid if your neighbors don't want to do it. i was--you know, amiri baraka-- leroy jones, the poet, we were talking--or he was talking. he was giving a speech one day and he said--he said, 'i love jazz.' he said, 'i love jazz.' he'd say, 'used to be they used to play jazz in my neighborhood.' he said, 'but now i got to go to another man's neighborhood and pay him to find out what i have on my own mind.' same thing with sports. you know, there's a -- it gets removed from your experience. you know, ok, you can't play as well as, you know, these guys, you know, on these teams. it doesn't matter. i mean, nobo

. >> we have to understand barbarians need educated.fny -- tiffany's. >> stephanie: breakfast at stiffnys. >> that's anywhere mitt romney is, is stiffnys. >> stephanie: there you go. loretta in st. petersburg. >> stephanie: good morning. america! >> caller: i want to ad kristin gillibrand to the dianne feinstein hearings. she did a masterful job of take apart the general who had the [ inaudible ] has the responsibility of keeping the -- [overlapping speakers] >> caller: and she just took him apart and said not only shouldn't be you, you are not doing a very good job. >> stephanie: good for her. i got to meet her. she is awesome. >> that's right. >> stephanie: twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can questi

. >> we have to understand barbarians need to be educated.ybe they have a juice bar there. >> stephanie: sure. you can get a shake -- >> a protein shake. >> stephanie: right. right. right. uh-huh. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: in another completely unrelated story, gay republican group leader fought the campaign against lindsey graham well-known southern bell. >> oh my god. >> stephanie: and clutches pearls. i wonder if larry craig has ever gotten a pearl necklace from his wife that he loves. >> i love my wife. >> stephanie: you can pick out jewelry when you have free time. that's probably what he was looking for. he misunderstood -- he said where can i get a pearl necklace for my wife whom i love very much. >> he just went into the wrong door. >> right. right. >> he went in through the outdoor. >> stephanie: right. [ buzzer ] >> what is it a led zeppelin album. [ laughter ] [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: bruce carol malls overrunning against incumbent southern bell lindsey graham. >> oh, my stars. i'll be on

. >> stephanie: i'm sure marcus bachmann would love to discipline him because he's a barbarian. >> stephanieh a tennis racket. >> mom, why did you do this to me! >> good boy. >> oh did you knock us off the air? >> okay. i knocked us off of the air. i was doing my skit too much. >> you tried to degay the radio. >> stephanie: dena in maryland. >> caller: oh my god you are hilarious. yesterday you were on fire. >> stephanie: and said is standard is your point? >> caller: no, no no. you are hilarious every day, but yesterday i was almost peeing my pants. >> stephanie: good girl. >> caller: welcome back from your trip. chris touched on yesterday how when a gay couple wants a baby they really want a baby. and like i have said before my brother-in-law is married to a man, and they have a five-month-old baby and he is such a happy baby. i don't know if these people think they glow in the dark or what. but you really have to go through a process to get this baby. you have to hire an egg doneor and a surrogate, chris is absolutely right. it is not easy and they want that baby, and this baby is just as

but we were attacked as savages as beasts and barbarians at the gate.now. what we said about bill clinton, man, i always go back to this. the leading voice of the christian right put out a videotaped series suggesting bill clinton murdered people. >> murdered people and ran drugs out of the arkansas and, and, and, it just went on. >> let me just say, whenever people say bill clinton does not understand what barack obama has been going through -- >> it's different today. >> i got to say i was there. >> right. you were a target. >> barack obama does not low the level of vitrio that bill clinton experienced. >> why? >> because that was a fault line. >> because -- >> it was different because one was being attacked on a moral level, drugs and sex. this one, they are not for all but for some and maybe less in the congress and out in the public the racial undertone that never goes away, that never goes away. >> whoever suggested that bill clinton was never a legitimate country or born in this country? >> there was a legitimacy argument. >> the whole thing was

site all, something you see towards imperial decline and collapse like overreliance on the german barbarian mercenaries. but i was just wondering if you look at defense spending in the u.s. have to say, they plot almost exactly. i was wondering when that bubble will collapse. >> host: you are talking about a bubble in defense spending? >> caller: yes. if you look at the line graph, defense spending, it's pretty parabolic at this point and i wonder what the bubble will collapse. >> host: defense spending keeps going up historically. what happens to the economic bubble? to the first quakes >> guest: defense spending tends to go up and then it comes down. we ended the war in iraq and were getting out of afghanistan said defense spending does tend to come down. historically defense spending goes up during war. we are in a draw down and historically if you look at korea, vietnam, defense spending could come down by a third. it usually takes 10 years to do that. >> host: next to calvin. hi, calvin. just go i decided question on military and i want to talk about medicare. i am a retired coal miner