another political cartoons, the tattooed james g. which refers to on the tattooed man, many of the charges against him. will you tell us more about that episode, why it was so significant? >> this comes from puck, the election in 1884. actually a tremendously powerful image in that election, in that -- it -- it is recognized as maybe one of the factors that helped defeat blaine. essentially, blaine is shown -- in the midst of that crowd are his running mate -- >> does history really record whether or not, in fact, he was corrupt? >> well, think i actually the mulligan letters, the accusation, as opposed to being his defense, and he tried very hard to make them seem as if they had no value. i read something about him slamming them down on the desk and daring people to read the letters. once he had stolen them from whoever had them in the first place. he went to the hotel and said let me see the letters, and he took the letters and disappeared with them, never returned with them. i don't think there is any clarity that he was not guilt

as the cartoon man. >> as the cartoon man. so can we watch a clip? would you like to see a clip of some of your -- >> there's nothing i'd love more than to watch something i've seen a hundred times. >> this is you doing a number on jesus. >> how do we know you're really jesus? can you perform miracles? >> sure. how about this? >> oh, boy. sundaes. >> i love you, jesus. >> i love you. >> jesus, can you do something for me? >> sure, peter. what is it? >> now what kind of mail do you get after a thing like that? do you see your mail? >> they keep us from a lot of it. we get shielded. to me the most offensive thing about that clip, very subtly, is the fact that every time jesus does magic, it's like a hanna-barbera sound track. like that wacky jeanie. >> do you understand why people like you and i never win the emmy. >> yeah. yeah. >> do you think that has something to do with it? >> it's possible. an emmy to an atheist? >> i don't know if it's that specific, but i think the emmys do tend to make safe choices. >> you campaign for it. you want that emmy.

how important were political cartoons in affect being the leblgt rat in that age?they were tremendously important. this is when pictorial publications abounded in america for the first time. very widespread, very easily produced and in the case of the political journals you had the judge, when was pro republican and the other that was pro democratic, and in the pages of that magazine, this one that we're seeing now, comes from the judge. a pro-blaine cartoon, which shows blaine as the sort of learned elder statesman in his plume knight costume, his eliz beetan costume, and all around had are letters from states all over the country begging him to become president of the united states. so it's definitely a pro campaign cartoon. >> you told us about the mug bumps in 1884. colorful names for the faxes back in 1876 include the half-breeds and the stalwarts. >> right. >> yes. >> the half breeds referring to those republicans who did not support ulysses grant and the stalwarts referring to those who did, if i'm not mistaken. >> exactly. >> and which fax was james g. blai

the cartoons were published in 2005. in a separate plot from 2010, a somali man tried to kill the cartoonist. the men who were driven in were from north african origin. edish of them sweedis citizens. prosecutors said they intended to take hostage and kill those in the office. three of them were picked up in a suburb of the danish capital. also found were 100 runs of ammunition and plastic handcuffs. this was not the only plot. say it remains ai target. >> the ongoing fallout of those cartoons. tens of thousands in hong kong hold a memorial for those killed tenements where -- tiannanmen square massacre. >> long live democracy, she shouts. down -- >> this was a denunciation of communist rule, to mark the anniversary of the tiannanmen massacre. such protests rarely happen. the police got to him first. his disabled son showed how the officers had taken computers and detained his parents. his father witnessed the events 23 years ago. he saw the army gun down hundreds of students. >> china is like an apple, rotten inside. on

i like watching cartoons with my daughter, that makes me happy. >> jimmy: you watch cartoons?aughter. >> jimmy: no, no, no, i don't see this happening. >> here's where it really gets bad. she leaves the room. [ laughter ] and i'm -- you know my wife comes in, "honey, it's time to go." and i'm like "wait, wait, i'm waiting to find out what happens to rainbow dash." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: rainbow dash. you're really into "my little pony." >> you know about bronies, right? >> jimmy: no. >> you know what a brony is? >> jimmy: can you say it on televsion? >> i've made some -- some remark on the show about -- i think it was eating a horse on the show. i made a -- a "my little pony" reference. suddenly i started to get some very disturbing tweets and stuff on social media from an outfit calling themselves bronies. this is a monster, a huge subculture of allegedly heterosexual men who are really into "my little pony." >> jimmy: is that right? [ laughter ] gosh, america. >> really, really -- >> jimmy: really into it. >> into my little pony. >> jimmy: gosh, america is awesome, huh? [ la

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. >> reporter: saturday morning cartoons will soon look very different. no longer will kids see commercials like this when they're watching their favorite dhis ni characters. the walt disney company, the parent company of abc news will no longer air junk food commercials aimed at children. >> this new initiative is truly a game changer for the health of our children. >> reporter: disney is the first major media do set this type of standard. >> it will put a lot of pressure on nickelodeon, cartoon network and others to step up. >> reporter: there will be a new mickey check on grocery stores. it's a stamp of approval from the mouse himself. the entertainment media giant has already made healthy alternatives as an option. milk and fruit instead of soda and fries. >> we'll be pleasantly surprised to see 60% of parents are choosing the healthier options. >> reporter: it comes on the heels by plume mayor bloomberg. he's trying to ban soft drinks bigger than 16 ounces. >> we're in the taking away anyone's rights. we're getting you to recognize you're drinking an

>> the nast cartoon. >> the day we celebrate. a lot different, right? that was a picture of a drunken riot. this is the opposite. it is orderly, calm, peaceful. and that's not a coincidence. the irish are very conscious in the public displays as anyone involved and sending a message about who they are and the details here are pretty interesting. up front have you a guy on a horse that doesn't seem to be going particularly well, but he has the plumed hat and so forth. does anybody recognize that uniform? i wouldn't necessarily expect it. but it's a knights of columbus uniform, catholic men's organization. these guys with the long, flowing cloaks, i guess they are, they are -- i will say it wrong, gallow glasses i think is the name. what is it? gallow glasses, yeah. they are ancient irish warriors the costumes they're wearing. in this main carriage that's being towed is a bust of general o'connell, the leader of the independence movement in ireland for this, so irish nationalism. remember how jacobson talks about nationalism being an important part of ide

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we speak to the woman who decides which cartoons make the cut at "new yorker" magazine. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. tonight, a high-flying defection has taken place in syria. for the first time since the uprising began, an air force pilot has flown his plane into neighboring jordan and has been granted political asylum. the defense ministry has been branded a traitor and they want his plane back. >> of first news of the defection came from syrian state television. they said that radio contact had been lost with one of the air force's planes, piloted while on a training exercise. the plane had in fact landed at an airbase in northern jordan. >> today, at 10:45 in the morning, a jet fighting from the syrian air force landed at an air force base and the pilot asked for political asylum. >> the jordanian government agreed to grant it. syria was furious. they called the pilot a deserter. they're asking jordan to hand the plane back. this is the first time that a syrian pilot has defected with his aircraft. the airforce is a pillar of su

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the cartoon of mitt romney is doesn't care about ordinary people.artoon of president obama is doesn't understand the economy. now, both campaigns are going to build as much as they can to enforce those cartoons so that is what people have in the back of their minds when they go into the voting booth. there are issues. there's going to be other things. but they are trying to build a not so subtle negative issue that you can't trust your vote to the other guy. >> roger simon, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> up next, what happened 40 years ago this week? here's a big hint. our next guest is john dean. >>> plus, is russia coming any closer to pulling the plug on assad? coustic guitar: slow ] [ barks ] ♪ [ upbeat ] [ barks ] beneful playful life is made with energy-packed wholesome grains... and real beef and egg. to help you put more play in your day. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly. [ male announcer ] ne

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when he wrote the cartoon, he shortened it. no one has ever found that cartoon.ust not be true. because it would exist somewhere if it was published in a newspaper. >> to pick up on that, students at yale, these wagons used to come around and sell hot sausages as dog wagons. they say one popular stand was actually called the kennel club. before long, they started to use the word dog so it inned up being called hot dog as a result of that. there was an article apparently in one of the publications in 1895 that referred to people as cop tentedly munching on hot dogs. so that was the first sort of written word. >> the harvard students started the whole hot dog wagon stand kind of thing. >> i don't know that they started the stands but they were referring to them as dogs. the earliest mention that anyone has been able to find is in the mid- to late 1800s when a lot of german immigrants came over and they brought with them not just the sauce ams but the dachshund hounds, the dogs. so people kind of linked the two together and kind of -- the thinking is making fun of t

. >> we have another political cartoon titled "the old scout." what's it about? >> yes. this is a pro-lincoln campaign piece. it is from the judge and shows blaine as an old western scout on a horse. with an old tattered hat. and -- he -- >> look at all the people looking at him. >> yes. exactly. this is blaine, secretary of state. dates 1890. he's actually leading the people of central and south america into a new world. he's giving them leadership. and in many way this is reflecting his pioneering work in creating what became the pan american union, the opportunity for people to meet diplomatically in both hemisphere. >> where did he get these ideas from? >> it goes back to the monroe doctrine. they were trying to revitalize that older image of sort of hemispheric unity and defense. something that i find interesting is this notion that he did feel the monroe doctrine extended as far west as hawaii. >> yes. >> and he -- he had his eyes on my high. though he was talking about perhaps hemispheric integrity. he had an imperialistic strain, wouldn't you say? >> certain ther

the cartoon showing the prophet's head on the body of a dog.sed their cartoons in propaganda recruit and plot against the cartoonist. there were surveillance tapes where they specifically talk about cutting the troeft throats of infidels, hel infidels heather. there have been at least three plots targeting the cartoonist. last year a man was sensed t sentenced to seven years after plotting to blak break into his home and murder him. two others were also named in the plot targeting that cartoonist. bill: did you see this? tiger woods in his sunday red. check out this shot here. he hit a chip from nearly impossible line. not an inch allowed for error on whole number 16. that ball finds the back of the cup and there it is. tiger woods wins the memorial tournament near columbus, ohio for the fifth time in his career, and with the win he ties the legend jack nicklaus who is standing right there on the 18th green. that is his home course by the way, for 73 pga tour victories. heather: good for him. i got some golf tips from butch harmon. bill: what d

the cartoons keep winning. >> pixar, 13 in a row.lion for "brave." >> it didn't get the greatest review. >> no insiders were concerned about it because they didn't think men would go out and were worried about a woman and a girl's movie. they were wrong. >> the audience was boys. >> give them a good story and they'll come. >> throw a bow and arrow in it. >> thanks, ladies. >> thank you. >> up next, jill martin with everything you need to look chic on the beach. [ train whistle blows ] [ ball hitting paddle ] ♪ riding to work, with my best friend pete ♪ ♪ pete, pete, pete ♪ riding to work with my best friend pete ♪ ♪ riding to work with me [ orbit trumpet ] don't let food hang around. clean it up with orbit! ahh. [ orbit glint ] ow...ow...ow. fabulous! for a good clean feeling after any meal. ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit! >> with hotwire's low prices, i can afford to visit chicago for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my hotels for half-p

for nonprofits, so we are doing a project for the magic theater, so there are some pretty funny cartoons. they are probably not for prime time. >> you sort of have a kind of holistic relationship where you might do merchandise in the store that promotes their work and practice, and also, prince for them. maybe we should go back and look at the print operation now. >> let's go. >> before we go into the print shop, i noticed some incredible items you have talked back here. what are we standing in front of? >> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there are only eight total, and what we wanted to do was expand the idea of printmaking. this is really an art object. there we go. >> besides the punball machine, what do you produce in limited edition? >> there is the slot machine. if you win the super jackpot, you have saved the world. >> what about work? >> the right design, it was three volumes with lithographs in each volume. the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the

. >>>: up your favorite cartoon was ... >>> their car tune the jetsons, and the flintstones. >>> thatoncludes five questions. you made it. you can catch is that tomorrow race time at noon dennis o'donnell and game day from samara's way in tomorrow at 11:30 p.m. >>> that does it for this samara's way in tomorrow at 11:30 p.m. >>> that does it for this edition of eyewitness news,,,,,, ♪ whoo-hoo-hoo, whoo-whoo ♪ whoo-hoo-hoo... charlie: in pursuit-evasion, one group tries to track down members of another. don: you just kicked in the door.

that was while watching saturday morning cartoons, so this story means nothing to you jie. my middle -- >> my middill name is pika. fie on all of you. none of you see through michelle obama's starving children policy? i have been told she has destroyed every fried donut stand in space mountain and she told every disney animater that they will be deported if they draw abs on donald duck. >> finally somebody agreeing with me. she is trying to kill my path. what ever happened to when i was growing up -- >> he said fried donuts. >> i remember king vitamin and count chocula. cocoa puffs and fruit loops. they from coming after my heros. >> doctor diabetes. >> you know you got a free sir ring. syringe. >> i have to tell you, she is showing leadership here. i think she is doing it in the best way possible. i think the world is healthier because of this initiative and other initiatives that follow. >> it doesn't matter what the intention r.z. >> as long as it is not the government doing it. if the government is doing it, the government is going to declare it criminal and we are goin

you might be --reporter pkg-as follows -- kkds constantly see cartoon ccreels, re-packaged meals andlorie drinns on t-v. but now disney says it's time to trim the fft. walt disney is scrapping junk food ads on its t-v channels, radio geared toward children. networks like disney x-d, pisney. the aim is to limit exposure to foodd high in calories, saturated fat, sodium and sugar. theewhite house says children see one-point-six-billiin dollars' worth of food anddbeverage ads every ear, and many are for high-calorie foods. first lady michelle obaaa calls the move a step ii the righh direction. shh announced the initiative with disney c-e-o bob iger. i'm ttrilled that over the next couple of years, when our kids tuue into oor favorite shows on the disney channels or ttey log onto the disney website, they will no longer pe bommardee with unheallhy messages during those commercial breaks. instead they willl ee ads for foods that we mighttactually want them to eat. while many agree it's a good start, critics say this doesn't mean only fruits and vegetables will be won't see commmrcials for t

we know he does cartoons but a huge science buff and watched him like many of us did when he would be on johnny carson and the tv show, cosmos there is a picture of him right there. so he provided the funds to get the documents to you. >> yes, he did. he enabled us to make the purchase it is really exciting because this is a phenomenal collection, but it also joins several other collections of emanant scientists we have. benjamin franklin. edison, rice brothers, so all of these are together, at the library of congress and this is part of the reason why it is so exciting. >> let's talk about some of what you have. i want so though a photo of carl with his wife and also, author, this is him and his wife and she is still with us lives in up state new york. >> she lives in ithaca new york she collaborated with carl on a number of projects and is now working on a kind of a sequel to the cosmos series that fox and national geographic are going the produce, and will have it in the winter of 2014. >> and seth mcfarlane is one of the producers. >> sure is. >> just bizarre. all right. tell me a