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. >> guest: there is a lovely part in crocodile dundee where crocodile dundee is told everybody in newyork goes to a psychiatrist and he says do they have any maid's? >> guest: i didn't remember that. there is some similarity there and i think most people if you ask them what say that they want to be good and moral and as i said we have talked about this before but how do you define morality and d. you think that often people will say you can't be immoral if you are not religious and you don't believe in god. where do we get morality and if we have a moral gene? >> guest: there are people who say you can't define -- i think we do define it. it's clearly cruel that any particular time in history a particular society for example modern western society and american western society in the 21st century is a very distinctive 21st century morality which we all share whether we are religious or not. it's a kind of consensus that we accept. it's somewhat based on the golden rule. treat others as you would wish them to treat you. >> host: do you go by the golden broke? >> guest: yes, i mean we a

that was probably crocodile dundee's last words, too. what was his name? steve irwin. he was an expert with those animals and so was the lady at but i don't believe he's being a bad parent. we all have our ways. are you perfect with your kids? let me tell you something right now. i did not grow up in a house where cursing was done. i still do not curse at my parent's. if they over hear me, i would say excuse me and close the door. that's the the kind of household i grew up in. but these kids these days, they fear nothing. and now he's too big to spank. i called them beat downs back in the day. sounds tougher than saying a spanking. and now since he's 13 and he's almost tall aer than me, you dot curse a lot because if you curse a lot, it's just another day with mommy. you have to use your four letter words wisely. that way they know -- look, and you grab him by the collar and you bring him in real close and you talk that hot breath and you call him every name. but you can't do it all the time. that's why they think mommy is crazy like out of her mind. i fear her. so pam

dundee says that's not a knife, this is a knife, and he pulls out his near machete. that's what a producers' shutdown would look like. this is a way to cut government spending -- lower the tax rates and shove some government people off the wagon. we would score a few touchdowns and give them a list of people's demands. so that's -- that's the view of a trucker in wyoming, and he gets to think about this a lot as he drives miles and miles and miles. it's a long way between towns. but he is pointing out that our government is being weighted down with a lot of different things. not just people's salaries with growing government. each one of those adds to the tax need, the tax need for increase. but we're also weighted down with the interest load, and if the interest rate goes up, that wagon load is going to get mired in mud. and the rules and the regulations, he mentions those. paperwork alone kills jobs. eliminates people who could pull the wagon and government growth and benefits adds to the weight of the wagon. so we're in a shutdown, and what's happened? the governm

. >> guest: there is a lovely part in crocodile dundee where he is told everybody in new york goes to a psychiatrist he says what's the matter [inaudible] [laughter] >> host: i didn't remember that. but there is some similarity there and i think most people if you ask them they would say they want to be good and moral and we talked about this before, but how do you define that and do you think that people will say you can't be if you are not -- >> guest: i think we do not define it. it is true that at any particular time in history or a particular society at least for example the modern western society in the 21st century as a very distinctive morality which we all share what we are religious or not and it's a kind of consensus that we accept. it's somewhat based on the golden rule treat others as you would wish them to treat you. >> host: do you go by the golden rule? >> guest: to a greater or lesser extent we are all subscribe to this sort of feeling that together we try to decide what society we want to live in if it's where people don't steal or kill, the texas. we take care of th

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. >> host: there's a lovely part they are in crocodile dundee words told. -- i didn't remember that. >> guest: there is some similarity they are. i think most people if you ask them what they think they want to be good and moral. as i said, we talked about this before. how do you define morality? and do you think that often people will say you can't really be moral if you are not religious? you don't believe in a god. where did you get morality? do we have a moral gene? >> guest: there are people who think you can't define what you mean by morality. i think we do define it. it's clearly true that if a particular society for example. in the 21st century, had the very first to think a 21st century morality, which we will share whether religious or not. it's a kind of consensus that we accept and somewhat based on the golden rule and treat others to treat you. >> guest: we all took greater or lesser extent described as a sort of feeling that we kind of together try to decide what kind we want to live in a sort of society where people don't still , don't commit bodily harm. they pay taxe

the towns were sugarcreek, dundee- two that i went to. both of the one - room amish schoolhouses had to have a college graduate for a teacher, and they did. but even with a college graduate for a teacher, there was a difference there. whenever i went out to the school eva brown, they were there. and here's a school that i thought, as a 21-year-old right out of college, "if i have children one day, i would like them to be here," because the way she ran her classroom was exquisite. i would come in my shiny new car, and she would just stop everything, and say, "ah, miss richard is here today. children, let's stop and gather around and listen and see what she has for us today, what we need to do," you know, for her. and then i would do my testing and things, i had a corner of the schoolhouse, and so forth. i went to the other one and at least half the time nobody was there because hazel had let them out early. and the following year, all of the children had to go into the consolidated school district, and the ones from eva brown's school did,

it's like a scene right out of crock deal dundee.manded money and fired off a shot. that's when the clerk pulled out this, a machete and chased the criminal out of the store and it worked. surveillance video showing the robber and his buddy running scared. wouldn't you be scared, too? those are your headlines. let's head over to maria to find out about the weather. >> good morning. if you head out here later on today, you'll need a sweater because it is a very chilly morning in new york city. we're talking a current temperature at 58 degrees. there is a little bit of a breeze, so it does feel cooler than that. otherwise across the southeast, where it's warmer, we have showers and storms forecast across parts of the carolinas, sections of florida and even southeastern parts of the state of georgia. this is forecast to go up the coast. so we are going to be seeing stormy weather with areas of heavy rain and also some gusty winds. so keep that in mind. you'll need the umbrella again tomorrow in washington, d.c high temperatures across t