we may be barbarians in america, but we don't go around shooting one another...often. i am sorry, kwai chang... that i tried to shoot you... and missed. [gage sighs] i'm afraid t tt will have to do, eh, old fellow? it will do. now to business. ah, ah, ah, ah. no more of that. give it here. now you go there and sit down like a good little princess and behave yourself. so, kwai chang, you read the emperor's decree. i do not understand. he has sworn to see me die. aye... his newest bride-- pretty little girl-- mu ling, caca down with the brain fever, don't you see? well, his majesty announcedd whoever could cure mu ling should have whatever he desired. your old shaman ywang kyu came along and cured her right up, and what he desired was forgiveness for you. this is true? as true as i'm standing here. had ywang kyu thrown out of the palace, but then... then? then... they struck a bargain. gage: ah! the emperor insisted that royal honor demanded a beheading, and they so agrere. not your head, lad. a token, a small beheading. the small finger of your right hand. they agreed.

everyone was either roman or barbarian.e who spoke latin or greek were considered civilized, part of the empire. everyone else, barbarian. according to legend, rome was founded by two brothers, romulus and remus. abandoned in the wild and suckled by a she-wolf, they grew up to establish the city. in actuality, the first romans mixed and mingled here -- in the valley between the famous seven hills of rome. this became the roman forum. in 509, they tossed out their king and established the relatively democratic roman republic. that began perhaps history's greatest success story, the rise of rome. from the start, romans were expert builders, and they had a knack for effective government. this simple brick building was once richly veneered with marble and fronted by a grand portico. it's the curia. the senate met here and set the legal standards that still guide western civilization. the reign of julius caesar, who ruled around the time of christ, marked the turning point between the republic and the empire. the republic, desig

must i explain what it means... ...to be assaulted by a mad barbarian? -or are you so innocent? -no. i have been outside for over a month. but you are a grown man. and you have only just learned what being ravished means? i have known the meaning, but nothing of the practice. incredible. it may seem so. my masters are practical men. ...it is seldom discussed. and shaolin priests have very little to do... ...with being ravished. as a practical matter. kwai chang, you must come back with me to the emperor... ...and repeat your lovely explanation. the emperor? did you say kai tong the outlaw rode a white horse? [horse trotting] [dramatic music] that is kai tong. run, kwai chang, or he will kill you. he is smiling. of course, you idiot. he joys in killing. run! i will take him prisoner. she doesn't talk very much now. mr. mcburney, i do not wish to offend you. i am sorry mrs. mcburney is ill. i would like to go with you to help you... ...but this stagecoach is not yours. i'm taking your drift, caine. no more oriental wisdom is needed nor desired. you may stay under my roof as long a

it was for them as barbarians to behave like civilized men. i assume they returned to their "enterprise" at the same time you appeared here. probably. however, that jim kirk will find a few changes, if i read my spocks correctly. jim, i think i liked him with a beard better. it gave him character. of course almost any change would be a distinct improvement. kirk: what worries me is the easy way his counterpart fitted into that other universe. of a pirate at heart. indeed, gentlemen. may i point out that i had an opportunity to observe your counterparts here quite closely. they were brutal, savage, unprincipled, uncivilized, treacherous-- in every way, splendid examples of homo sapiens, the very flower of humanity. i found them quite refreshing. i'm not sure, but i think we've been insulted. captain kirk. lieutenant, uh, lieutenant... marlena moreau. i was just assigned last week. all right, lieutenant. carry on. u've met her before, captain? uh, why do you ask? your reaction-- one of...recognition. oh, no. no, no. we haven't met before... exac

i'm a barbarian. you said it yourself. i had hoped i had spoken only figuratively. oh, no. you were quite accurate. open a channel to the "enterprise." you give me no choice, captain. we are not bandits, but you force us to act as bandits. scotty: this is the u.s.s. "enterprise." scotty, general order 24 in 2 hours! in 2 hours! "enterprise"... this is anan 7, first councilman of the high council of eminiar. we hold your captain, his party, your ambassador, and his party prisoners. unless you immediately start transportation of all personnel aboard your ship to the surface, the hostages will be killed. you have 30 minutes. all that means is that i won't be around for the destruction. you heard me give general order 24. that means in two hours, the "enterprise" will destroy eminiar vii. planetary defense system, open fire on the "enterprise." i'm sorry, councilman. the target has moved out of range. you wouldn't do this. hundreds of millions of people. i didn't start it, councilman... but i'm liable to finish it. councilman, received a message from vendikar. they accuse us of

colonel taylor, my boy... is a barbarian. a peasant. an educated peasant, but a peasant. his father before him was a peasant, and his father before him, peasants, all of them. i respect him for that. just how good, you'll come to know soon enough. i-i don't understand. my family... is one of the most aristocratic strains in all of the south. i was born a gentleman. atlanta's my home. plantations, wealth, comfort are my heritage. this war is being fought to preserve my way of life. selfish, unidealistic, but it is reality. i'm fighting this war for myself. but you're an officer. well, yes. i'm an officer. i learned all about being an officer at west point. for two years, they tried to make an officer and a gentleman out of me. i quit why? because i am a gentleman by birth, and i shall always be a gentleman, but you mark these words, mccullough. there'll come a time when you'll wish you never set eyes on jase taylor or me or the war. is that all, sir? no. you've got an ounce of reality in you, you'll heed what i've said. you'll c cmb back on your horse. you'll ride back to

while those barbarians have been talking peace, they've obviously been improving their warships. why would the tellarites agree to let earth mediate your dispute if they were planning this strike? perhaps you should ask them. i suggest you scan for our data recorder. we seem to keep running into each other, captain. it's fortunate enterprise was close by. it's not a coincidence. we're carrying the tellarite delegation. they're aboard this ship? these aren't the people who attacked you. they may know who did. they're on my ship. you better keep them away from us or there will be bloodshed. i've analyzed these hull fragments. the damage is consistent with tellarite particle cannons. what about the black box? maged, but i was able to reconstruct the last few seconds of sensor data. tellarites. set course for andoria, best speed. these accusations are absurd. dorian sensor logs... look them over yourself. logs can be fabricated. you saw the debris field. for all we know, they destroyed the ship themselves. andorian technology is more advanced than ours. one of our cruisers wouldn't s

anada is referred tos barbarians. [laughter] >> now, in case there are any in the room, i don't think they are referring to canada here. they are referring to is the possibility that if there is enough pressure on britain and pressure is hat about to come in the battles that i heard y'all are going to in the near future, if the british and french are under enough they might give up parts of their north american possessions in order to get out war. and anybody that knows anything about 18th century and 19th this is istory, typically how the great powers have treated north america so ear is not so much that the canadiens are going to turn into barbarians, the rangers are canada somebody from here tomorrow, so maybe, or if the but the fear is, british are under enough pressure, remember, canada is empire, what tish they might do is say to the germans in the peace treaty, give you halifax. we'll give you toronto. e'll give you whatever you want, just get us out of this. the french similarly, still have and ssions, guadelo

pan out yet, my favorite part, if you can show this imagery of calgary, canada is referred to as barbarians. now, in case there are any canadians in the room, i do not think they were referring to canada here. what they are referring to is the possibility is if there is enough pressure, and that pressure is about to come, and the battles we will focus on in the near future, if the british and french are under a enough pressure, they might give up parts of their north american possessions in order to get out of the war, and anybody who knows anything about 18 entry or -- 18th century and 19th century history, this is the great powers treatment of north america, so the fear is not so much that the canadians are going to turn into barbarians, like the rangers here tomorrow, so maybe, or sunday, but the fear is if the british are under a enough pressure -- remember, canada is under the british empire. what they might do is say to the germans in the peace treaty, we will give you a halifax. we will give you the port city on the west side near vancouver. we will give you toronto. we will give you

day we should all remember the men and women who have and are protecting us from the huns, the barbarianse savages who would kill us. as you know we raise a lot of money for injured vets. in charge of getting high chairs for severely wounded vets. on veterans day we hope you go to their web site, independence fund.org. we'll do another fundraiser for them shortly. it is a worthy endeavor, factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor website. we would hick you to spout off about from anywhere in the world bill o'reilly.com. word of the day no bilge. thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly and please always remember that the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. i think andy levey has something to tell us. he is at the tease deck. >> as i predicted, my man, donald trump wins it. even as we speak he is getting ready to make america great again. we did iter everyone -- we did it, every. and several states voted to legalize marijuana. right now they #r prepa

. >> the press likes to say knife fight because it is trying to make the trump team seem like barbarians and immature rubes. >> some of that's coming in and out of trump tower. oh, it was a knife fight. so and so is going after so and so. interesting choice of words. actually this is a transition. knife fights, people get hurt. you're not getting stuck in the neck with a blade. >> let's get down to it. stop beating around the bush. there is a person not at the table. did you see him? what's he up for? is he being vetted now? >> didn't see him. wouldn't be surprised. they do sneak in around us. we are stuck across the street. >> all the money. >> i want to put rumors to rest. i will not be the press secretary for the trump administration. i cannot take the pay cut. >> yeah. i have heard two names about it. i heard kellyanne conway. she's deft. she can pivot. she's graceful and beautiful. that's one approach. laura ingram would be out there laying siege to the media on a daily basis. it would be like must see tv. that's probably the continuing strategy of trump's war against the media. it

you little barbarian! then get him away from me. away! - he's only playing, mr. tyler. - make believe breer hunter, tyler dinosaur. - tyler very nice. man who like to play with children not be all bad. - alright, down boy, down. - tyler make good dinosaur. - at last, i believe i have the legal grounds for evicting this family. a truant is somebody who goes to school and plays hooky, but breer's never even been to school, and that's (gasp) even worse. - far, far worse. i shall report this to the juvenile authorities. - mr. tyler, this is blackmail. - yes, isn't it? - hector, there's only one thing left to do. - ay-ay, captain, start packing. - don't be silly. breer is going to have to go to school. - yes, breer must go to school. - right. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if y

day we should all remember the men and women who have and are protecting us from the huns, the barbariansuld kill us. as you know we raise a lot of money for injured vets. in charge of getting high chairs for severely wounded vets. on veterans day we hope you go to their web site, independence fund.org. we'll do another fundraiser for them shortly. it is a worthy endeavor, factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor website. we would hick you to spout off about from anywhere in the world bill o'reilly.com. word of the day no bilge. thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly and please always remember that the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking tonight, it's been less than three days since donald trump became president length trump and for his third straight night since massive protests unfolding across the u.s. some demonstrators suggesting today that they have been saving their energy for this. welcome t to "the kelly file," everyone, i'm sandra smith in for megyn kelly tonight. we have a live loo

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then invent patriarchy and the barbarians swept out of asia where germany or someplace exhaust from the internal combustion engine melted the ice caps and they all died. something happened that made everything worse. the identity of the culprit. the path of western civilization is downward. the babylonians, egyptians, they go west. that's a story that we tell ourselves a lot. the other contrasting story while there were catastrophes along the way, western civilization on the whole is searched forward. free and prosperous and at least in the aggregate they are happier. it may not always be wise but they are constrained by the rule of law and we have such material abundance now th we can have the genetically modified foods or outlawing the production. who could everything that was achievable but the extremely prosperous worldould entertain such ideas. we have achieved new levels of happiness according to this by liberating ourselves to enjoy sex outside marriage and to welcome in same-sex couples and we enjoy medical events and conquer diseases and added decades of health to the average l

men in faded patriarchy and over to the goddess or the barbarians swept out of asia or germany or someplace, exhaust from the internal combustio combustion eo to the ice caps and we all die. something happen, whatever it was that made everything worse. the identity of the culprit, she is wh the help of the tale of the story is essential to say. the golden age ended and we found ourselves in an age of iron and all the iron is turning to rust. the path of western civilization is inevitably downward. as with the samaritans, the babylonians, egyptians, the aztecs, so will go the west. it's a story with ourselves a lot. the other contrasting story allows while there were catastrophes along the way, western civilization on the whole has surged forward. we are fer and more prosperous than ever before. at least in the aggregate we are happier. our rulers may not always be wise but they are constrained by the rule of law. we assess material abundance now that we can play frivolous games with it such as adding genetically modified foods or outlawing forms of energy production. who could ever think th

men invented pay turkey and overthrew the guards and the barbarians swept out of asia or germany or someplace from the internal combustion -- melted the cats and they all die. something happen, whatever it was, that made everything worse. the identity of the culprit shifts with the teller of the tale to this story is essentially the same, the golden age ended and we found ourselves in an age of iron and now the iron is turned to rust. the path western civilization is inevitably downward. this amerian's the babylonians the egyptians the aztecs, so we'll go the west. that's a the story we tell ourselves alive. the other contrast in the story allows catastrophes along the way. western civilization on the whole surged forward. at least in the aggregate we are happier. our rulers are constrained by the rule of law. we have such material abundance now that we can play frivolous games within such as banning genetically modified foods are outlawing forms of energy production. who could ever think that was conceivable. only an extremely prosperous world could entertain such ideas. we have achieved new