dracula a rise in england just as a new disease would arrive on the boat.with is infected people spreads to the first woman she bites and the children she feeds on that night. what makes dracula terrifying and which takes the plot so long to resolve is that he is some monster as a monstrosity is contagious. the germ theory was widely accepted 8971 dracula was published but only after ridiculed earlier in the century. the suspicion microorganisms cause disease had been around so long for the theory was already considered outdated by the time louis pasteur showed the presence of germs in the air in his class of guys. a month of vampire hunters sterilizing the coffin to not take refuge for those tour doctors that would disagree on the diagnosis. the number one cannot believe in vampires despite the evidence of the older doctor delivers the impassioned speech on the intersection of science and faith. let me tell you there are thingséÑ done today that would have been deemed un wholly by those who discovered electricity to they themselves have been burned as wiza

dracula arrives in england as a new disease might arrive on a boat. summons his evil spread from the first woman to the children she feeds on unwittingly at night. what makes dracula particularly terrifying and what the plot of the story so wrong to result is that he is a monster whose monstrosity is contagious. the theory was wisely accepted when dracula was published but only after having been ridiculed earlier in the century. the suspicion that microorganisms of some sort cause disease had been around for so long that the theory was already considered outdated by the time that we demonstrated the presence of germs in the air with the cork and uncorked flasks. among the vampire hunters to pursue dracula sterilizing the coffin so that he cannot take refuge in them there are two doctors who initially disagreed on their diagnosis. the younger doctor can't bring themselves to believe in vampires despite the evidence to the older doctor delivers an impassioned speech on the intersection of science and faith. let me tell you, he says, there are things don

is a government program and it is true once you create it is impossible to kill, easier to kill dracula's and a government program and the analogy is it good one because both are bloodsucking entities. the whole idea that washington is capable of doing things better than the individual would be an offense to our founders. it was we the people, liberty, personal responsibility and accountability and we are spending all of this money on things to fix things that can't be fixed by government and yet people like a cult despite the evidence continued to turn to government despite the results that it can't do what we want it to do. that is a general answer but there are a lot of things government ought not to be doing. why is government in housing? why is government in education? i got a good education before the department of education. why do we need the federal government to educate people? can't even educate itself. >> along those lines we saw a proposal from john mccain and some other republicans to grow the the a system. part of that plan includes a voucher program. what do you see as the

kick when i me to see a take ovie called the devil's disciple me believing it was a but ur versus dracula film it was george bernard shaw's satire on the american revolution. my mother learned her bette davis wass laying katherine the great opposite stack, that meant company. it was a friday night. theater was crammed with loud teenagers. o once stack -- i mean jones, won his great victory at flamboro head, my dad stood up and said let's get out of here. due to the unruly crowd or his lack of enthusiasm never learneds, i but my mother didn't talk to him for days. and i don't want to think about of breakfast we had had if the film had been, "whatever happened to baby jane." years later, i bought my mom a john paul jones but it time ed miss davis of the of need. stories l in love with of the navy. which is why you and i are here on the. sailors?are motor boaters, fishermen, or surfers, you know how easy it is to fall in love with being on water. the navy story is not just about dates and battles, it's a story about politicians. sailors, ers, officers, some very brave, many tragic ends, and

it is easier to kill dracula's and a government program and the analogy is a dublin because those are bloodsucking and disease. the whole idea that washington is capable of doing things better than the individual be an offense to our founders. it was we the people, about liberty and personal responsibility and accountability and so we are spending all of this money on things to fix things that can't be fixed by government and yet people like a cult despite the evidence continue to turn to government despite the results that it can't do what we wanted to do. that is a general answer but there are a lot of things the government ought not to be doing. why is government in housing? why is government in education? i got a good education before the part of education. why do we need the federal government to educate people? can't even educate itself. >> along those lines we saw a proposal from john mccain and some other republicans that are supporting it to grow the the va system. part of that plan does include a voucher program. what do you see as the best solution for the long term care of

. >> well, i also had a dream about dracula chasing me through his castel.a secret room he didn't know about and hung out in there. >> so the witches toes, the recurring dream about dracula. were you a bed-wetter? i know this has nothing to do with anything, i'm just curious. >> that's a really interesting question. i did wet my bed for a little while when my little sister was born out of spite. >> spite? just to get attention? >> yeah, there was a new kid in the household. and then my mom said fine, i'm not going to wash your sheets anymore and i stopped wetting my bed. >> how long did your dracula dreams last and witches toes dreams last? >> into my early teens when i started getting creative, actually, is when that stuff went away. and that's sort of -- i think you were saying to keith richards that these kids' books generally have a message. this one has one. it's okay to be afraid. i didn't want to write a book about that you don't need to be afraid, because things scare you. it happens. but for me, you know, i do a lot of stuff in this business. i writ

[laughter] plays.a producer of dracula, things like that.he did the american tragedy, things like that. he is drawn to broadway, like a lot of people. broadway itself, the less district we are dealing with. broadway itself is transformed. it the times building which begins at all. it is built in 1904, online acre square -- on lawmaker square. is, lit up at night. this is actually 1907, when the first ball was dropped from time square. there is supposed to be .2 5 million people here, but it doesn't look like that in the picture. been the great white light, but that was broadway south a 42nd street. in the 20's, the light show is technicolor. they had multicolor advertising lights, they moved and spun, and bottles of beer appeared in the firmament, rivers of peanuts fell out of the sky. a french visitors said it was a conspiracy of commerce against the night. in the 20's, what happens on time square and on broadway is this -- the movies take over. they push the legitimate theaters off-broadway, where they still are today. you can only fill a

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i absolutely loved and think it is totally hilarious how liberals coyle and his like count dracula, with palin? before she comes down, let's find out what sarah palin has been up to lately. if you look at the monitors and then we will meet sarah palin. >> across the country, everyday americans are standing up and speaking about them what i've seen, there's more than enough reason to have faith in america. >> she is family oriented, does it like it is. just like every one of us. >> the heart of america is good talent, just like this one. >> not just me. so many americans. >> a great awakening of the american public. we are handing the next generation, lessons of liberty. look around you. you're not alone. you are americans. >> a good moment that as god america in her heart. >> she has at all, her curry chicken strength. >> caring for these people encourages me to fight an aggressive side. >> she is fearless, she is principled. >> hopefully i can inspire others. >> gutsy, spirited, real. >> solution comes from you and america's hope is in you. let's do what we know. american, we've got to

and i absolutely love and think it is totally hilarious how liberals coil and hiss like count draculald you like to meet sarah palin? [applause] well, all right, before she comes out, find out what sarah palin has been up to lately. look at the monitors and then we'll meet sarah palin. ♪ >> i have crossed the country every day americans are standing up and they're speaking out. based on what i've seen, there is more than enough reason to have faith in america. >> we really like sarah palin. she speaks for us in a lot of ways. she is real. >> she is family-oriented. very honest. tells it like it is. >> a normal person like everyone of us. >> she has the soldiers in her heart. we have her in our heart. >> the heart of america is good, small towns just like this one. >> very nice, very kind. >> great honor. >> we love her. >> not just me. so many americans. i think we're seeing a great awakening of the american public. >> people love this country. they want to make sure we're handing the next generation the blessings of liberty. that is why it is so important for people to get engaged. l