freud baja de su nido.escuchar la algarabía, aparece frodo, si quiere mantenerse en el poder tiene que hacer sentir su presencia en todas partes. freud puede estar tranquilo y frodo se marcha habiendo demostrado su nueva autoridad. suele ser difícil ver lo que pasa en la penumbra del amanecer, pero es un momento clave para la política, ya que los chimpancés se reúnen y restablecen su posición dentro de la comunidad. tubee ahora tiene una clara ventaja sobre freud, pero freud se acerca al joven macho lo limpia y rápidamente lo tranquiliza. esta es una de las principales diferencias entre freud y su hermano frodo, y es que a pesar del antagonismo entre freud y este otro macho, freud está dispuesto a devolverse para asearlo y hacerse amigos, mientras que frodo simplemente no haría esto con otros machos, lo que hace más difícil que consiga aliados. un pequeño chimpancé inocentemente abraza a frodo y lo saluda, pero su madre es más cauta, ella tiene mucha más experiencia con el nuevo macho alfa. frodo es agresiv

freud llega, ha perdido mucho pelo. todavía inspira respeto. este macho joven inmediatamente se acerca a saludarlo, pero con todo este alboroto freud debe estar muy seguro de lo que sucede con el resto antes de hacer su próximo movimiento. ahora freud ha reunido fuerzas y quiere demostrar quién manda. [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iiak, uuk! [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iiak, uuk! la mayoría muestra rápidamente su lealtad, ¿pero lo hará frodo? la rivalidad de los hermanos se ha mantenido a través del tiempo, hasta ahora, freud siempre ha tenido la ventaja. frodo toma una decisión. se acerca lentamente a su hermano. la tensión se calma cuando frodo comienza a espulgarlo, una clara señal de sumisión. se ha evitado un enfrentamiento. es hermoso ver que cuando la política queda de lado, estos hermanos se llevan realmente bien e inmediatamente comienzan una sesión de aseo. a pesar de su mal estado de salud, freud tiene un aire de serenidad y frodo aún no lo ha desafiado abiertamente. ♪ freud no es el único chi

frodo se retira rápidamente cuando llega freud, freud es el macho líder de la comunidad, como su rivalimpancés gritando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! [chimpancés gritando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! [chimpancés gritando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! aunque son impresionantes y a pesar de los gritos de temor, estas muestras en realidad son para evitar una agresión física real y es muy raro que alguno salga lastimado. frodo le ofrece a su hermano un gesto de paz y vuelve la armonía. ♪ [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! al otro lado del valle, fifi escucha al grupo. [chillando] ¡uuh-uuh-uuh! recoge al pequeño fred y va a unirse a ellos. su hijo, de 5 años, se adelanta ansioso por reunirse con sus amigos. un nuevo compañero de juegos siempre es bienvenido. a los chimpancés jóvenes les encanta jugar y la selva con sus ramas donde se puede escalar, es un maravilloso patio de juegos. aunque es muy joven para unirse, fred está lleno de energía y ya muestra una notable destreza en los árboles. de pronto, el juego se sale de control perturbando la paz y creando un pandemonio. [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik

qué animal eres, ese es freud, el psicoanalista. está bien, freud, einstein, es la misma cosa.a entrega controlada del rescate. ♪ el currículum de la nua jefe, ya trabajó con lauria en roma, en calabria y luego también aquí en palermo. bien, déjame ver, siete meses en el 91, tenía 23 años, ¿qué podría saber sobre la mafia? nos trajeron a una don nadie. (hombre) ¿qué es entrega controlada? significa que entregaremos el dinero e intentaremos capturar a los secuestradores, usted sólo tiene que llevar el bolso, el resto lo haremos nosotros. [teléfono] ring, ring, ring ♪ ♪ sí, diga. [hombre con voz distorsionada] dentro de una hora en el mercado de vucciria, en la plaza junto a la fuente. ¿pero cómo lo reconoceré? (hombre) ni se le ocurra engañarnos o le devolveremos a su hijo en pedacitos. [mujer llorando] buah, ah, ah... (claudia) vamos, no tenemos mucho tiempo. ♪ ¿sí? (claudia) africa, soy mares. estamos cortos de tiempo, la fuente está justo en medio del mercado, necesitamos al menos dos equipos. escucha, tenemos este tiempo y nos debe bastar. (africa) bien, como quiera, lo inte

happened after that and as regards to the puppy dog, perhaps if you are a biographer who can take freud and read it carefully and say this remark is interesting of james. what an odd thing for him to say to her but there again perhaps it may have been a joke they have between them. a biographer has to be very very careful with that. don't judge that. don't go in and say all right i think i know what happened when he arrived. only one that. perhaps -- but if you are me and your novelists you suddenly realize, look what i have now. i have you no -- [laughter] so in a way there is that difference and so the idea of evidence for a biographer something that you have to be careful with them but for a second source for, analyze constantly remain sane, sober and serious in the reader has to trust you that you are not actually pushing the facts further than they might go. if you are novelists obviously the reader has to trust you to pick up the ball or a go at the puppy dog and see where the puppy dog will take you. if it takes you paragraph by paragraph by paragraph and that sort of strange nig

if you are the sort of of biographer who can take sigmund freud and read carefully this remark, very interesting, what an odd thing to say. perhaps they were being playful. maybe it was a joke they had between them. of biography has to be careful with that. don't judge that. i think i know what happened when he arrived, only one bed or perhaps -- if you army and you are a novelist you realize oh, look what i have now. in away there is that difference. the idea of evidence for a biographer is something you have to be careful with, analyze competently, remain sane, sober, serious, and you are not actually pushing the fact where they might go if you are a novelist, i trust you to pick up the ball will go into puppy dog and see where the puppy dog will take you and if it takes you paragraph by paragraph, that sort of strange night together in bed with lying awake all night with this wonderful soldier beside him in bed, no -- it is too much. that is an example of the difference between -- we need biographer's the same way we need men. i would not be without -- >> can i say something? i wa

. >> the multi million dollar freud scheme that ends in death. >> i lost my best friend.> when you're an artist, a lot of artists say, "it chooses you. "you don't choose it." i think i was always going to be an artist. >> this is donald rasch. art lover, painter, and convicted felon. >> well, it was definitely the passion for the works, the passion for the artwork. >> rasch is the man behind one of the largest art thefts in the united states, conspiring to rip off more than 130 pieces of fine art. rasch says it was a crime of passion, motivated by his love for art. >> i wanted to keep them and to have them and to be able to see those beautiful works by great masters of modern art. >> for more than two years, rasch got away with it... that is until 2004, when a private eye named, james anterio rolled onto the scene and picked up the case. >> i was hired by clients to try and track down, uh, several, uh, very expensive pieces of artwork that was stolen from them. >> anterio's clients, david and diane harter, are a florida couple who spent decades building their collection.

somehow the contrast, straight out of freud. she was heros. he was soninos. i was not going to go with he was. i would have punched him. i thought, especially because i was a guest, i would wednesday to ava who was standing there drinking and just barely standing up. i mean, she was an alcoholic, you know, basically drank herself to deft, and she was standing there, and, and i just wanted to say how much i enjoyed your movies over the years. she said, young man, you speak english beautifully for a spaniard. i said because i'm not a spaniard. by that time, she drifted away. i don't think she heard my answer. she was really gone. that's how that -- that's typical, that chapter, just another vignette in the chapter, and then i want to tell the king story and the bombs story. the ambassador who is your bass when you're in the service, received an invitation to the international arts show, which then took place in the central park of madrid. basically behind the museum, a very big park, and -- a crystal palace there. they this art show. the ambassador didn't want

you don't need freud to tell you that that is a does tushance. because hamlet tells it you it's a disturbance. don't let him put his reachy fingers on youment don't plant reachy kisses on your lips, he says, about-- he says to his mother about the uncle. he is obsessed with the mother's sexual life. and as i say, this is in the play itself this is not an imposition on the play. >> rose: a couple, why does he get, i mean who is he and why does he get the great line? >> the great line being. >> this above thyie to fh-- thine own self be true. >> it's not clear. you can goto ways with this, and play it two ways, one is he is a mattering old too fool, if you play it that way, you emphasize the fact that most of these chestnuts may be foremost among them, are good things to say but they don't correspond to actual living experience let alone the living experience of hamlet who doesn't even know what his true self is, who can't figure out what his relationship is to himself. the whole play is about the fact that it's impossible to put these things toget

. >> facebook and freud would be really proud.nd it affects your mood, we have to distinguish between being depressed and if you have down feelings after seeing your friend's pictures, get a life. >> if you see your friends posting something sad or negative about their life, to what extent does it make people feel kind of like good about themselves, a little bit of schadenfreude? >> if they are your friends and they are sad, you'll pick up the phone to comfort them but to be envies or sad or depressed because their life seems so much bigger than yours really borders on really examining what's going on with yourself. >> what is the psychological reaction when someone likes a post? >> i've read that some people get addicted to it chemically. >> exactly. the brain likes reward so if someone likes your post and your picture, that's a signal for you to put on more posts and more pictures. >> do you actually have a physical chemical reaction? >> absolutely. that's how the brain works. i mean, the brain likes -- like you're tweeting. tha

freud moment so far of our inaugural weekend. this is the vice president of the united states.ust happened to be at the iowa state inaugural ball, curious. listen. >> i'm proud to be president of the united states. but i am prouder to be -- i am proud, i am proud to be vice president of the united states. president barack obama's vice president. >> oops. >> oops. >> god bless joe biden. he makes politics so entertaining. i think he should not be taken as lightly as i think some republicans do take him for president of the united states. when do vice presidents get elected president? when they run as a sequel. george w. bush ran as reagan 2. when they found out he wasn't, he lost. al gore ran against clinton. left clinton at home and he lost. one of joe biden's great strengths is his loyalty. he's respected, i think, on both sides of the aisle for one if he tells you something, he's going to do it. he keeps his word. two, the loyalty to the president. so, he gets all the benefits of the good things that obama's done, but he almost gets a pass on the negatives because while he's

witnessing the dawn of a new era where everything the man wants to do is -- >> i teach hagel, marx, and freud, they're just great people. the reality is that chuck hagel is an independent-minded person. the republicans want your cake and eat it too. you want somebody who is independent and saying, look, i disagree. gently but forcefully. here's a man who has been full of integrity about his particular positions. why do the republicans all of a sudden turn on him? uh-huh. because he is obama's choice. you have already told us that it's a very rare occasion that the president's choice is not selected. again, what are we left with here? heeshz the same stufr than in 2013. >> american political life has become more about smearing than about engagement with ideas. we haven't talked about another nomination. john brennan and the nomination to be head of the cia has been underreported, and i think what's striking about that is that what was controversial in 2008, and obama had to withdraw him from nomination from the cia. it hasn't been controversial. what does that say about our politics? i want to

somehow the contrast--straight out of sigmund freud. and i wasn't going to go down where he was because five minutes i would have punched him so i fought especially since i was a guest in the spanish government i would wander down to a neighbor who was standing drinking and just barely standing up. she was an alcoholic and basically drink herself to death. she was staring and i said i wanted to tell you how much i have enjoyed your movies over the years, you speak english beautifully for a spaniard. that is because i am not a spaniard. that is because you drifted away. and she was really gone. that is typical of that chapter, then i want to go to the king story. the ambassador who is your boss in the diplomatic service received an invitation to the spanish national arts show which used to take place in the central park, behind the museum, very big park. and the crystal palace fair. the ambassador received the invitation. he gets a minister, the next down the line all the way to the hallway. there was nobody i could give it to. that was

you don't need to be freud to get.this guy is all about him. >> there is this thing called the british art journal and the head of it is a woman named robin simon. her job is to judge art through the england and she said sadly this is one rotten portrait. this guy is just getting ripped. >> it's funny, because i think is he going for a mona lisa expression. >> i agree. >> he is giving kate this sort of smirk. she doesn't make a smirk. >> there is a fine line between ig that and unappealing. >> doubty and older. she is 31. >> she looks in her mid 60's there. >> yes she does. >> she does look older and she doesn't look as vital and fresh faced. >> what do you do about it? >> throw a mustache on it. >> clearly you deface it. >> tucker, you had the best line in the commercial break saying okay, can you screw with this tate middleton thing but don't mess with pippa her sister. >> for every rule for every picture of kate middleton you have to put her sister up. >> i'm totally up for that. >> we're following that rule. that's