peer, like other great literary epic heroes such as beowulf, siegfried, roland and faust, reflects a universal human condition: the search for identity and the mortal consequences of his actions. but peer is a more complex and introspective hero. while on the one hand he is an imaginative storyteller, he is also a liar. though he recognizes the good and the ideal, he consistently opts for evil and compromise. when there is a shipwreck, peer determines that the cook's life is expendable and saves himself. the character of peer gynt marks a critical change in the concept of an epic hero and signifies the advent of an anti-hero concept. peer gynt covers a 50-year time span in one man's life. the play is developed into five acts. acts 1 through 3 cover peer's youth in norway. his maturity and adult years abroad is the subject of act 4. and finally, peer's old age and return home is the subject of act 5, the portion for our viewing. we will also see excerpts from scenes in acts 1, 2 and 3 as reminders of important figures in peer's youth. there's his mother, ase, who, like peer, prefers t

president faust instead led a group of 1,500 people in a pro-catholic event at st. paul's church.t wish that there was a way these college presidents could have the same backbone against the most satanic religion on campus, political correctness. >> okay, dan. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you all right here next week. >>> start with the fox news alert about 20,000 acres now have been consumed near san diego. wildfires continue to tear across that region. so far, a 57-year-old man has pled not guilty to arson charges in allegedly starting one of those devastating fires. america's nehead quarters. >> thousands of firefighters remain on the frontline battling those flames. they are getting help from military and civilian helicopters swooping in and dropping water on the flames. and at least eight homes are gone, plus an apartment building with 18 units. >> i don't know how high

i have not received a personal response from president faust. her public response has been that she is personally dismayed that any cultural group would undertake something so offensive. but i have not heard from her further. >> each going to talk abouting it. how do you reconcile this with the first amendment? >> sure. well, greta, i don't think this is an issue of free speech. we are talking about a private institution which has defined its free speech as being limited by anything that dishonors another person's religion. it says that that is contrary to the balance of rights that the university promotes. and so i think according to the university's own definition, this is not something that is acceptable interesting how the hierarchy university didn't toss them off campus. they chose. if you go i nine miles downtown road at brandeis, they threw out their commencement speaker saying antagonistic things to radical islam. nine miles down the road and you have got these two important universities with very different views on in this. >> that's ri

brothers grimm collected, she is expressing the german spirit and since it is one spirit, in some sense, faust and cinderella are expressions of the same thing as is beethoven's music, as is lederhosen, that seems to be wrong. >> once you contextualize it, one cannot deny rushing gift to world literature the way it was first talked about in the form of a novel, a distinctive gift we americans didn't have, not for too long. we go on and on and so on. irish classical music as opposed to the genius playwriting, those are the historical reasons we could give but there are some real differences. >> it would be a terrible mistake to suppose you can take any russian presence of of the farm and dump him in front of a typewriter and say write me a russian novel or any african-american off the streets and play the sax for me. so there are two things about natural cultural traditions. they have -- some of them have to do with the fact that common language, not that is what they thought but a common language gives you a kind of shared experience. in the world of literature you have things in common but it

we have kimberly faust, navigating these markets like walk tightrope these days. al buckingham, al frank asset management. telling us where he is putting money to work in the long run. bob iaccino from pits of cme. let's talk about whether this is bump in the road, bob or whether it's something bigger than that. what does it feel like to you? >> well as it sits right now it feels like something bigger than that and a lot of it goes back to your conversation with nicole. the volume all on the downside was very good. we vane seen a lot of volume to the upside. it kind of makes sense. the market has been moving sideways. people talking about this potentially being a sideways type correction. to me this is still a bull market we need to see. the correction crowd is growing. it is not going away. february lows, asset allocators, traders everybody one he welcome that. eight to 10% in the s&p no one will complain about that move if it rallies from there which i think it will. liz: you have a delicate balance, kimberly with all of this coming at us. you're calling this se

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