>> hauser: correct.loon full of air and going.... >> pelley: the sound carries for miles. and hauser believes, it's all to mark their territory. >> hauser: they take turns singing, perhaps to say, "my lungs are bigger. i can hold my breath longer. i can sing a more beautiful song. i'm the dominant male. i'm going to sing here so you move away and sing somewhere else. >> pelley: can you do some of the sounds that you've heard? >> hauser: i think the most common whale sound is kind of a... but we get everything. we've even had the laughing monkey-- "ee, ee, ee, ee." creaking doors. >> pelley: what are they saying? >> hauser: we don't know. >> pelley: so you speak whale, but you don't understand it. >> hauser: absolutely. ( laughs ) >> pelley: but she does understand a calf's jaw-clapping anger. hauser captured it when a mother went off to mate and left this calf behind. >> hauser: he does a small clap right here. >> pelley: what does it mean? >> hauser: now, i know it means, "i'm upset and i'm going to hav

watson came to the "bardot" from a floating hideout that we agreed not to sh >> nan hauser: he's righta lovely show for us, and you just have to be careful and respect their space. >> pelley: they take up a lot of space. nan hauser is an american marine biologist who intended to come to rarotonga for one month of research, but that was 16 years ago. now, her home and her lab are on the side of the volcano, and she spends her days eye to eye with her subjects. >> hauser: as you watch them, as you see these massive animals and look at them in the eye, and they're looking at you, and they've never seen what a human looks like before. and so they're curious about you, and you're curious about them. >> pelley: humpbacks are acrobats. their fins are like wings up to 20 feet long. >> pelley: hauser hopes that the satellite tags will mark migration routes so that man can steer clear. history may show that we stopped the global slaughter just in the nick of time. humpbacks are now found in every ocean. their numbers back to about 30% of what they had been before whaling. it's a sign that a fasc

say do it in a civil way with the antipathy in this country i know a lot of people would say house hauser. i worry about that quite frankly larry and that's one of the reasons why i also wrote this book to talk about lessons that i myself have learned about how to communicate more effectively be more inclusive i don't want to practice identity politics i don't like the politics of preying on people's emotions of fear of envy and egg anxiety what i'm trying to to collate is to unify republicans in a conservative movement and do it in a way that is inclusive that's aspirational that's principled and that is capable of appealing to a majority of americans in a unifying way in an optimistic way to give the country a really good choice so they can make an affirming choice of how we want to go so that if and when we win that kind of an election the kind i would love to have for our country then you have the obligation you have the moral authority you have the mandate to make the kinds of changes that are necessary to get us on the right track to pay off our debt to balance our budget to grow ou

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