he has found meaning in mary shelley's "frankenstein." >> i have watched the movie "frankenstein" and i read that one and i was like hey. i started to look at the monster differently. i was who is really the monster. to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. we are the belly of the beast. we're the outcast. we're the forgotten. in my spare time i like to write and i have been contemplating writing a book. i started out like this. frankenstein, the moment you created me, you condemned me, rejected me, crucified and despised me. abandoned me emotionally, unleashed the very held in me, often overlooked stepped upon crushed, no one stops to notice that my movements are poetic. my stride is determined. my love is unconditional. my spirit is free. although i'm a monster, there is a soul inside of me. >> i do not believe there is an employee in the indiana department of correction in any state facility that does not know the name christopher trotter. >> beverly gilmore is the confinement unit's case manager. one of her responsibilities is to evaluate trotter's ability to

i didn't want to watch that. >> frankenstein a little less clunky about policy.e say this about -- here is where the junction box in america. on the one side you have got a president. you take guys like romney. romney who pays 35 on his original salary then 14 on his dividends from his stocks that he buys. and then the moment he croaks, makes a state tax in there by the way. the moment he croaks 55 and given $750 million to charity. he is the problem. meanwhile the "time" person of the year is the guy who takes a dump on the squad car down in wall street occupy movement. that's where we are at in america right now. i'm on the one side. he likes the other side. let's have this election in november and get it on because we are not going to agree. >> bill: okay. i think that's the lines are clearly drawn. now, newt gingrich left for dead two weeks ago. roars back with his howard behl imitation. roll the tape. >> i want you to get up right now and go to the window. open it. and stick your head out and yell "i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore."

monster made up with different -- >> frankenstein monster with different corpses. >> and to make the reader aware of the self contributoriness, the scandal of the protocols, they are so naively sel contradictory that you could think that it is impossible to take them seriously. the scandal on the protocols that after they proved to be a fake in 1921, by their own -- they were republished and then republished and still believed more and more, an incredible phenomenon, i triedto explain what sort of swamp was beneath the growth of this text. >> rose: the chacterwhere did you get his name from? >> that is a historical, because the grandfather of my character simon was allegedly a historical person, at the end of the 18th century, he had a book of the paranoia of general conspiracy saying that the french revolution had been planned by the knight o tell particulars, the philosopher of -- and many other people and it was received, he was saying, ha, ha, you have forgot. and thisletter contains all the cliches that then in the 19th century were used against the jews. did captain simon reall

canola to round up so it's definitely monsanto's seed that is here we've created our real big frankenstein. the pesticide roundup produced by the multi national concern monsanto is the most widely sold spray in the world monsanto made its canola resistant to round up this means round up kills every plant without exception only monsanto's genetically modified canola remains alive. it was introduced without really much testing being done and i think even at that time when it was introduced in the middle of the ninety's that even the governments were taken in by what these corporations told what it would do like increase yields and less chemicals and more nutritious and i think the government even believed the corporation. in ninety ninety six the chemical giant monsanto introduced its brand of canola into canada a brand for. system to the pesticide round in this region three farmers agreed to plant monsanto's new g.m.o. canola. due to a heavy storm during the harvest freshly cut g.m.o. canola drifted into percy schmeiser fields his work of fifty years of breeding was destroyed because its ha

so we put up the rope, and then that kind of turned into a bit of a frankenstein monster that smackedf leapershipism. it was a good idea when we did it, but i think the time has come and gone. ♪ >> the way we market is just by increasing your presence in the marketplace. we have a very successful restaurant here and it's a new idea because it's very simple food, and very low priced and done by a gourmet chef. john george. he came out with a book, you know, and of course i have no interested in selling the book, i want to sell the hotel, so i thought it would be the perfect time to have a party for the book and introduce john george and the people of chicago and explain his idea directly. ♪ >> nothing matters but the product. if the product is good, everything else kind of falls into place. you come out with great product, really distinct and unique, and the buzz and the success of it is a natural consequence of that. it's not about marketing, execution, distribution and in my business, reservation, services, no. it's about distinctive product. ♪ >> you do a restaurant in london, they

supreme court mentioned in one of his opinions that he feared these corporations would become frankensteinsn our own myths, of our own creation. we have to strip them of equality with human beings, take away their corporate person had, and above all subordinate them unconstitutional statute and regulation. sovereignty of the people. in other words, the people must be sovereign and therefore super a dominant. corporations must be our servants. that is what they were designed for in the early 19th centuries. corporations were given a charter on condition of good behavior and renewable every two years. now they have become not our servants, they have become our masters. well, what is the technique of resurgence? i have noticed and going around the country commoner gone around the country good deal, 50 states campaigning three times, plus a lot of activity all over the country. starting student groups, utility accountability groups, worker protection groups, all over the country. i have noticed, and i'm sure you have, to, that people are reluctant to join an effort unless they are assured that

i like -- i wanted to get two of them on each side, like frankenstein bolts, big swastikas.just to let everyone know i'm a racist son of a bitch, you know? >>> coming up. >> i'm the most popular one. they call me countess. big countess. above all. >> men who do their time living as women. >> i'm the wife. he's the man. i've got on my band. that's his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >>> every prison inmate must make decisions about how to do his time and how to create a life behind bars. we've encountered a number of prisoners who have made an unusual choice. they are not only openly gay, but for all practical purposes, function in prison as women. >> i'm the most popular one. they call me countess, the countess, above all. because i look more female like than any of the other ones here. i don't lift weights. i don't do any of that stuff. i just be me. i flirt. oh, god. i flirt, yes. >> but there's another side to randi stemper. he is serving a 25-year sentence for attempted murder. >> i shot somebody for stupid reasons. >> what? >> i shot them for getting me t

frankenstein is going to unleash the most vicious gingrich that we've seen at the debates this coming weekend and as we moved forward toward new hampshire primary? >> well, with whatever money he has, i am sure he is going to try and if we don't give him, pay him a lot of attention, he'll have less airwaves to try to pollute. but notice this, martin. he is whining with that same kind of poor pitiful me sentiment that he did when he whined about where he sat on air force one. he went to the funeral with president clinton. it is the same kind of, you know, mommy, they were mean to me. and it does him no service. and the interesting thing is, in terms of the attack ads, new hampshire is a very different electorate than eye waffle they don't suffer fools. they don't go for a lot of the social issues in the same way we've seen them play out in iowa and they don't like all of the negative campaigning and the attacks. so it may back fire on newt. it may not end up hurting mitt romney. particularly because folks in new hampshire know romney romney better than anybody. >> professor peterson, h

seven out of eight nominations. [ unintelligible ] >> who portrayed frankenstein, wolfman, and mummy. . >> that won to out of 10 nominations. >> he can fill in. exciting night we have to wrap this up. >> i nailed you, the first time. we'll go again. >> thank you for joining us that is it for us, fox news sunday with chris wallace starts next. >> have a great weekend. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8.

it sounds like frankenstein. >> 110,000 people are waiting for an organ, right now and the problem is, they can't find organs that match them, eric, they reject them and up at harvard, mass general, dr. ott says what they do is take the organ and wash it out, literally with detergent and get rid of all of the offending cells that would cause you to have a rejection and once they have it they have a ghost of an organ and they repopulate it with stem cells, your own, and you don't reject it but, he says here's where we are now, at the points where it is more of a patch. the piggy backing on top of organs that you have. rather than replacing them and if you have a failing heart or a failing kidney or pancreas, you might actually, 2 or 3 years be able to get a patch, which saves having to replace the organ for a while. very exciting. >> eric: amazing. >> i think you are right. this is complete out of the science fiction books. ordering your custom-made organ and it is delivered within 6 weeks, sooner than your custom-made suit. i think we have a long way to go, it is obviously an exciting

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