and ralph chaplin -- i will play you a little bit of chaplin, pete seeger, "solidarity forever."music] >> ♪ solidarity forever solidarity forever solidarity forever for the union makes a strong ♪ >> ♪ when the union's inspiration through the workers blood shall run there can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun the union makes us strong ♪ >> ♪ solidarity forever solidarity forever solidarity forever for the union makes us strong ♪ >> ♪ it is we who plowed the prairie ♪ >> wobblies and socialists self-consciously and frequently referred to themselves as the modern-day abolitionists fighting against the slavery of their day, which is wage slavery. teddy roosevelt and the progressive party also saw themselves as following in the footsteps of the abolitionists. and billy sunday and billy graham also saw themselves as fighting for spiritual freedom in the footsteps of the abolitionists. billy sunday hated the socialists and wobblies, and said they should be lined up and shot. it is not as though they all got along. now, what is fascinating about ralph chaplin in the socialists

[malcolm cowley] what he felt about chaplin went into the poem-- the sort of man who would have a kittenhe loved the humor. chaplinesque was one of the poems in crane's first book, white buildings, the manuscript of which circulated for more than a year before a publisher picked it up. most of the poems were difficult, densely constructed. crane's intent in poems like legend, praise for an urn, chaplinesque and the wine menagerie was to compound all the senses in a single mood to create a poetic language with its own logic. it would start with a vision of a poem he wanted to write. the next step would be assembling words phrases, and lines that ought to go into the poem. he would take out an envelope and on the back of it write a word or a phrase that he had overheard or a line that had occurred to him and treasured that. it was sometimes elizabethan because he was impregnated interfused with elizabethan language. hart said one needs to ransack-- and he underlined the word-- the vocabularies of shakespeare, ben jonson, webster, for theirs were the richest, and add on scientific, street e

. >> jimmy: this is a -- "chappie" -- to me i would go, "oh, is this about charlie chaplin?"earth. yeah. [ laughter ] and it's sci-fi and it's sigourney weaver. so know what you're getting into. >> oh, you're right. >> jimmy: i mean you know it's going to be -- oh, its a treat. and go see it in imax, too. because it's just like, the director of -- >> neill blomkamp. "district 9." >> jimmy: "district 9." >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: oh man, he's good. i like -- i like -- he's twisted. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like his mind. [ laughter ] >> he's twisted. but it's also such a sweet story. >> jimmy: heart -- does have heart to it as well. >> and die antwoord adopts this robot that they think is like a a robot policeman that can help them do thefts and stuff because now they're gangsters. and in fact it's a little experimental robot. so it's like a little kid. so they try to teach it to be a a gangster and everything and do heists. he doesn't like to hurt anyone. so they say, "yeah, but that woman stole daddy's car." you just need to get that woman out of the car and get car over to daddy

take a look at a few photos beautiful blue sky day, philadelphia chestnut hill area from phil chapline nice shot there one more shot of the dogs enjoying the dog. nice fur coats built n don't leave them out. pleasantville new jersey man and man's best friend spring just 28 days away. i love that. lets take a look outside and you can see people enjoying the snow up in the poconos. there are things to do in this coal. if you are completely bundle up skiing, snow boarding but don't want a whole lot of skin showing exposed to this cold too long up in the poconos where our feels like temperatures have have been in the double digit below zero almost all day long but people not letting that keep them from the slopes in carbon lets look at one of our live neighborhood network cameras in pleasantville i broadheadville, 12 degrees there. they have plenty of snow on the ground and more to come unfortunately as we head in the weekend or fortunately some have of us love the snow. this storm is kind of a messy one, it is snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain. it is a mixed bag. tough too time out exac

bill chapline is in philadelphia night lies wind for him. that is what we are fining around the board, 29 from alex in mays landing where we are just starting off with clouds this morning. so it is a quiet start and it will stay that way for the next few hours but we have two clipper systems, that we are waiting in the wings for and this is the first of them bringing in very, very light snow. you can tell there is rotation here but it is so moisture starved not much with it. cloud are billowing across canadian prairie that will eventually become next clipper system and they both to have role through our area and both of them will be knocking our temperatures back in to frigid territory. wind will pick up. high of 40 will never feel like 40. also with nothing more than a quick coating, but come tomorrow, we have single digits. sat take easing on the thermal tur but again, clipper number two, one to 3 inches and then sunday and machine morning. we are looking absolutely brutally cold and i really want to stress i want you to be safe with this.

chaplin? caller: as i am watching this, i heard the lady speaking from germany. i have spoken to several people. i watch this. especially hispanics which i deal with and help. 300 of them do not like this immigration bill. as far as with the president is doing and what senator reid is doing also. i have dealt with government funds in my past and used to control them. any bill that needs to be passed needs to have a stipulation about where it can go. immigration is part of dhs. i agree with someone else who said take the part about immigration out. no funding. have them itemized where the funding is going to go and re-strict it to where the funding cannot be moved. i would like to know how did the people at dhs provide a zoo and animals for the immigrants and also by clothing for the kids and the moms that came. host: flint, michigan, go ahead. caller: without common sense, you have no sense at all. we need to secure the border. we have to construct infrastructure along the borders of texas, mexico california it does not make sense leaving this to the court. what

i'm a missionary chaplin, and i don't go for this kind of stuff that's going on in america. we need to protect america at all costs. host: tyrone, calling from north carolina. on the floor yesterday, house appropriations chairman paul rogers from kentucky spoke on white house needed to pass the short-term funding bill. [video clip] >> the house passed a funding bill for department of homeland security maybe three weeks ago to give the senate and the time to consider and take appropriate action. the house acted three weeks ago. sent the bill to the senate. the democrats in the senate have refused to let that will be brought before senate, four different times, over three weeks. now who is to blame? for not finding the department of homeland security. the house has tried. the senate refused to act, until finally this morning, the senate took up a clean funding bill for homeland. in the past it. -- and passed it. so here is where we are. the house has passed a bill. the senate now has passed a bill finally. so what do you normally do? what's the procedure of congress when both