emerson was well ensconced and he thought bronson alcott belong here. he felt the town had something special to offer. you had the political revolution in 1775 and you sort of had a literary revolution in the 1800s but mister emerson wanted bronson alcott to move here. here in mister alcott's study, i wanted to focus for a moment on the fireplace. this was really an expression of mister alcott's lifelong belief , the hills are reared, the fields are scooped in pain if learning falter, vanish from the plane. and of course it's a very elaborate way of saying never stop learning. you really are never too young to start and you're never too old to keep going. that was very important. mister out of dedicated most of his life to dedication. in the early years he was educating young and his educational ideas were extremely unusual for the day. it was an era where most teachers were concerned primarily with order in the classroom. they would use the rod, some of the expressions which we find funny today must not have been funny to the children because one of th

musical guest action bronson, where brooklyn tonight.nd featuring the legendy roots crew. >> questlove: 718! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. welcome! that's a hot crowd right there! a great new york city crowd. welcome, everybody. i love you. welcome to "the tonight show." welcome, welcome, welcome. here's what people are talking about. did you see this, a transcript from president trump's phone call with australian prime minister was just leaked. yep. and people are talking about this. at one point, trump referred to u.s. dairy farmers as local milk people. [ laughter ] even worse, he referred to cows as spotted milk horses. [ laughter and applause ] that's what i would do. that's what i call them. kids, look! trump is also being criticized for his conversation with the president of mexico, where he called new hampshire "a drug infested den." [ light laughter ] new hampshire says it's furious, while colorado says it has to find a new nickname. you go, hey

bronson alcot is a good examplet. henry thoreau is a good example. a version.bronson alcot is a gd emerson was always on the lookout for america's poet. this idea of an original american voice was very important to emerson. he himself was an original american voice, but he wanted more. ultimately, you find a version. that in emerson's study, you would have gatherings that could include on any given night emerson and thor eau, nathaniel hawthorne, margaret fuller, and who knows who else happened to be around. students from harvard who came out, they would join the conversation. that conversation which was really margaret fuller's great art and bronson alcott's great art, the conversations alcott says no man may record. emerson's children were frequent visitors to the study and louisa may alcott when she was young was given the great privilege of making use of the study. that meant a great deal to her. you can imagine a very young louisa may alcott reading plato in the study. you canhis last international ts 1873. there was a fire in the house and elle

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ok let's get the thoughts now of a huge bronson he's a member of the alternative for germany party good afternoon t. he firstly let's start with what signal gabriel said and his warning against the militarization of foreign policy what are your views on his comments. well to be to be quite honest with you i don't take this man very seriously he doesn't know what he is talking about the german army has been on a shoestring budget for the last twenty twenty five years seventy percent of the equipment is ready for action the rest is not operating a germany needs a stronger army and he has no idea about the reality with the german forces. i mean he's criticized germany things that have carried having to donald trump and his insistence that countries in the should increase their spending on the military is there really that big a threat to the what what are the threats in terms of the military why do you need to spend more. i mean the fact that he is saying that america is kowtowing to trump is is blatantly wrong. the decision to put up the defense up to two percent g.d.p. goes back to two t

eventually much, much later than that it becomes the home of amos bronson alcott and his family. one of the daughters, louisa may alcott, in this house writes a book that really changes a lot of the way people think about children, the way they think about young women, the think about mature women there is a very progressive book for its day and, frankly, in many ways today it still remains this because it's just a simple true to life story of four young women and their parents. mr. olcott was an educator primarily in the early days and his wife was a progressive thinker who was deeply in love with him. they were in boston when he met ralph waldo emerson and theyhi struck quite a deep friendship. emerson was well ensconced in concord to get back he thought alcott belonged to becky felt this town had something special to offer. you had the political revolution and 7075 and you sort of had a literary revolution in thein 177 1800s. revolution in the 1800s. mr. emison really wanted olcott to move here. here in the study i want to focus for a moment on what's above the fireplace. this

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elizabeth: the new bruce willis movie, a remake of the '70s classic death wish with charles bronson.ovie was about a vigilante taking the law into his own hands. but now some on twitter trying to say this is an alt-right movie. one reviewer saying angry old white man becomed an armed vigilante against chicago civilians, the dangerous message. another saying angry old white man, basically, it's dangerous for america. let's that take this right to the panel. eric schiffer and patrice unwuka here. eric, have people out there and even the media critics are trying, some of them are trying to say this is alt-right. have they forgotten that the first version of this movie got a lot of heat and a lot of blowback for being vigilante, but now all of a sudden it's an alt-right movement? what do you think? >> well, it's interesting, liz. i went back to "the new york times" review of this, and they were saying even back in 1974 of the first one that it was sr. considered to be a far-right film. i don't see it. i really don't. look, it's entertainment, number one. these people on twitter are playi

bronson alcott that mr. alcott formal genius of our day. these two gentlemen were the closest of friends. hey walked together just about on a daily basis and they really supported each other in everything. so it is not a surprise that he cofound this concord school of philosophy as mr. alcott called it. the first year, they say begins room, but it soon overflows these walls. people even opened the windows so they could de hear. and one of the attendees donated $500, which is a princely sum in days, and asked that a small lecture hall be built, and the building up on the hill. many people think it was a barn, barn. was never a it was always meant to be a very rustic looking structure but a lecture hall. comes to finances, the they s had a saying that had the alcott thinking fund. it seems that their finances ust got worse and worse and worse. mr. alcott was not always paid very well for what he was doing. workingt that he wasn't hard. it was that he was a little too nnovative and sometimes people just didn't appreciate enough what he was doi

cruz, says that he had just pulled into the parking lot of his work at the cracker barrel on irlo bronsonghway in kissimmee on the afternoon of wednesday, july 19, when the incident happened. cruz said he realized he might have pulled in front of another vehicle. when he parked, he noticed the same white nissan versa pulled behind his car. "next thing you know, i park and i see him right behind me again, so i'm thinking he's going to back into a parking spot," cruz said.cruz said he got out of the vehicle and the male driver of the nissan versa accelerated toward him. "i proceed to exit the vehicle (and) took about two steps maybe from the door handle and he proceeded to floor his vehicle right at me," cruz said.surveillance video from cracker barrel shows the white nissan going completely over cruz."from there, i went under the tires and (he) proceeded to run me over," cruz said. "(he) dragged me about 10 to 15 feet."cruz is seen on the video lying on the ground for more than three minutes before someone walking by heard his calls for help.cruz said he's had three several pelvic fracture

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by the way, the same as the original death wish, the criminal who targets charles bronson's family weret the time called it a fascist fantasy, i guess nothing much has changed in the last 40 years. >> do you think that bruce willis, when he hears something like that he gets upset by it or expect it from hollywood now? >> bruce willis tends to be libertarian, row i think he would expect it. i think everyone in hollywood thinks of himself as pretty race neutral. i think the producers of the film, certainly the funders of the film would be surprised there's this blow back. >> after tonight, a new show from the creators of the game of thrones is being criticized before it's even written or produced. they don't even have scripts yet. the show is called confederate and imagines what the world would be like if the south had won the civil war. >> a lot of people are very upset with even the idea the south might have won the civil war and create ad society. they're afraid the confederacy will be shown in a good light. there's also the man in the high tower if the nazis had won world war two. i a