i already know they're talking about my life. >> though flanders says he's been involved in numerous prison fights, he knows there's one person with whom he has no choice but to get along. >> only person i have to deal with is my roommate. that's it. everybody else, i can walk away from around, so most of the time, when i'm having a relationship on the friendly level, it's with my roommate. >> that's one thing about being in prison, you've got to learn how to get along, you know, get along with people. -of-got so many different personalities, so you've got to learn how to adapt being in a room with somebody. >> but ultimately, flanders says he trusts no one. >> i'm more of a loner. i'm not saying that i can't communicate with others, because i can, but i try to stay away from stupidity. and we're surrounded by that. so, you can imagine how many friends i've got in here, none. >> coming up. >> it was not a male prostitute or a female prostitute. they was living a double life. >> a bizarre crime that sent jeffrey flanders to prison. >> only people know the truth is me, myself, god and

born in 1599, van dyck's remarkable career took him from his native flanders to italy, and then to england as court painter to charles i, before the artist's death there in 1641. reesentethll range o van dyck's artistic creation, which allowed us to realize thimposing sle of many of his compositions, react to the sensuous color, and perceive the touch of the artist in the rich brushwork. the painngs themselves came alive. in this program, we'll try to recreate the experience of the exhibition itself, moving through the various phases of van dyck's career and discovering his magnificent art. van dyck's earliest family portrait sets the stage for our look at the artist's life and work. itas painted in 1619 in anerp, when v dyck was only about 20 yearsld. in this close-knit group, we sense intimacy and informality. the child looks up at h father, who leans protectively toward his young wife and daughter. this deep sympathy for families would be one of van dyck's great contributions to the art of portraiture. in 1609, when van dyck was only 10 years old, he apprenticed with a painter in his na

>> rodenbock a so youer fleming issue red beer or sour flanders red beer.wn. flanders reds have been made without hops. you are not going to get any hoppy flavor. you will get some tanins like in a red wine. it's an old style. flanders reds has been called the most refreshing beer in the world because they are the the sour like a lemon aid would. this is my favorite beer in the entirely world. >> really? >> whoa. >> i am intimately familiar with this beer. i have had many at bellga's before. >> there is no hops? correct me if i am wrong and i am no beer expert. >> it does taste like wine? >> i thought you had to have hops in beer. >> you don't have to have it. the flanders reds are actually preserved with lactobacillicus which gives it the tanic flavor. >> that's excellent. >> isn't it? >> you are going to turn this guy into a beer drinker. >> i don't think i have ever seen bill drink beer. >> and enjoying it. >> i might have one beer a year. >> this is the beer i recommend to people who don't like beer. >> good way to put it. >> if you are a wine drinker a

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born in 1599, van dyck's remarkable career took him from s native flanders to italy, and then to england as court painter to charles i, before the artist's death there in 1641. representethll range o van dyck's artistic creation, which allowed us to realize the imposing sle of many of his compositions, react to the sensuous color, and perceive the touchf the artist in the rich brushwork. the painngs themselves came alive. in this program, we'll try to recreate the experience of the exhibition itself, moving through the various phases of van dyck's career and discovering his magnificent art. van dyck's earliest family portrait sets the stage for our look at the artist's life and work. itas painted in 1619 in anerp, when van dyck was only about 20 yearsld. in this close-knit group, we sense intimacy and informality. the child looks up at h father, who leans protectively toward his young wife and daughter. this deep sympathy for families would be one of van dyck's great contributions to the art of portraiture. in 1609, when van dyck was only 10 years old, he apprenticed with a painter in hi

college break, and finagled myself into the senate chamber the very day one of them, senator ralph flanders of vermont, introduced a motion to censure joseph mccarthy. when it eventually passed 67 to 22, mccarthy was finished. he soon disappeared from the front pages, and three years later, he was dead. it all came back the other night, as congressman west summoned those foul spirits from the vasty deep. the ghost stepped out of the past. like mccarthy, the more allen west is challenged about his comments, the more he doubles down on them. now he's blaming the corrupt liberal media for stirring the pot against him -- a trick for which mccarthy taught the master class. and the congressman's latest fusillades continue to distort the beliefs and policies of those he smears -- no surprise there, either. and to help him continue his fight for the heart and soul of america, he's asking his supporters for a contribution of $10 or more. there could even be a super pac in this, with mccarthy's ghost as its honorary chairman. plenty of kindred spirits are out there to sign on. like the author of the

brilliant move by mitt romney, and this is his attempt to move from being montgomery burns to ned flanderseighbor and, look, i like barack obama, too, but i don't want him to stay in the white house anymore and it is a very good idea. he has to remember though, that just because people may decide that obama has not done a good job, does not mean they believe that romney will do a better one. >> and also, have you seen the video of a south carolina union leader hitting one, and it is looking like harmless fun and who does not vent with candy explosion, but it has governor nikki haley's face on it, so if you are napoleon dynamite, and a fan of napoleon dynamite, you know that pedro went to the principal's office for this. and john king asked the big swinger what she was thinking. >> it was not ill-intended and i have no hostility towards the governor, and she thinks that she is doing her job, abi think that i am doing mine. they could have put a lot of issues on the pinata and my husband ahave been married for 40 years and there are times when he could have put my face on there. >> and erick