calley was with me. took the page and threw it all the way across the manager's office into the wastepaper barkt and he said good filing. we never touch aid thing and that movie was a big success and never stopped. i saw at the other night at grauman's chinese theater on a big screen. that's the way you should see it, on a big screen. it was a big, western movie on a big screen. it was just like people, just like the old days, leaving their chairs, rolling -- i mean, rolling on the ground. i never seen anybody laughing and it was just -- you know, it brought tears to my eyes because they didn't pay. they got it for nothing. but otherwise -- >> the so for those of us who know the backstory, the real hard core fans of "blazing saddles" know that cleavon little did a spectacular job, but he was not the guy. >> no, no. the true story is, the first -- i got a real great actor from "they shoot horses, don't they" which was a great movie with this guy gig young. and he played an alcoholic and he was brilliant.

according to french officials the migrant situation the city is getting art of control calley a police arrested over seven thousand illegal immigrants during the first six months of the year that's more than double the whole of twenty thirty. more news coming away very shortly after a quick break. but those who want to get involved to stop isis in iraq are allied with isis in syria but we still should be doing everything we can to support the free syrian opposition who will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government and kurdish forces as they battle these terrorists play. as russia and the west continue to drift apart into a new cold war russia's worldview of international politics is largely neglected in western media and in the halls of power russia will defend its national interest and also house its own red lines. i. will come back to the program michael briny on norm block teenager shot dead by a police officer in the u.s. city of ferguson is being buried today his death sparked two weeks of intense protests across the country calling for justice re

i cannot only imagine what it said and would identify ted is risk-averse and calley is a risk-taker and other key elements about their clients, store them in a database. they have since disbanded and americanized in that group no longer exists but the psychological profiles about every single client did and it was breached and stolen. think about the psychological profiles on your willingness to spend, invest and risk. >> you don't want to know. [laughter] >> not me. >> it's excluded me from russia. >> when you think about that example of what the group didn't even exist anymore but they didn't go back and clean up the data, think about the responsibility companies have to you and that you have to your customers. that is one thing too we would like everybody to think about about. case law and ted and i talked about this and he showed me where caselaw is not really there yet. unless somebody got tipped to sue its not there in the laws are not on the book yet. >> the thing about caselaw is it takes taking a case all the way through. there's a phenomenal great plaintiffs thought case that

i cannot only imagine what it said and would identify ted is risk-averse and calley is a risk-taker and other key elements about their clients, store them in a database. they have since disbanded and americanized in that group no longer exists but the psychological profiles about every single client did and it was breached and stolen. think about the psychological profiles on your willingness to spend, invest and risk. >> you don't want to know. [laughter] >> not me. >> it's excluded me from russia. >> when you think about that example of what the group didn't even exist anymore but they didn't go back and clean up the data, think about the responsibility companies have to you and that you have to your customers. that is one thing too we would like everybody to think about about. case law and ted and i talked about this and he showed me where caselaw is not really there yet. unless somebody got tipped to sue its not there in the laws are not on the book yet. >> the thing about caselaw is it takes taking a case all the way through. there's a phenomenal great plaintiffs thought case that

> okay.this, so in getting ready for this, i wanted to do like a little background work on the so-calleitennial of the civil war which, of course, was 1911 to i 1915.his i found this quote. i'll tell where you it comes from in a little bit but it does seem to me to kind of early encapsulate the feeling of the early 20 wthar century. the days of the civil war now belong to the historian, the t. now i think you would add the the dramatist. now i think you would add the re-enactor there probably. pe but, of course, this is a perios at which the civil war is still very much a part of living memory, right? there are living veterans of the war. there are people who were not involved in combat who are still alive.bat and in 1912 the state of 19 pennsylvania issued an invitation to honorably discharge veterans of the civild war whether they fought for thea unior fought for the confederacc to come too gettysburg+@.miÑth reunion of sorts, and you have probably already seen pictures c of this or read about it in david blight's work. but i want to kind of spend a i little time talking about that. f