polo and others and the first time you can see a depiction of japan which marco polo described at some length. and you have this kind of weird southward extending big peninsula, that sometimes is called the dragon's tail and it doesn't connect to africa, the indian ocean is open, coming from the far east and also coming around africa on the other side, and here we have the frame of the map broken again to announce this is a really important discovery, now you can see it might be possible to sail around africa into the in yearn ocean and over to the far east. that said, that map is made in 1490 or so, which is around the time columbus is on the verge of making his voyage and you can see what gave columbus the idea that he had, the idea of sailing around africa, all the way south like this, and the continent is the latitude nal extent of the continent is examining rantd goes a lot farther south than africa does, suggesting it is a harder voyage than it is but to sail from over here all the way down, under here and uncertain territory and across this indian ocean and to the far east was d

. >> marco rubio, republican hero in the future. >> eleanor. >> we have a rom woman, meg wittman is tendingo be governor of california and a democratic woman, maria pantwell, senator from washington state who is about to take the lead on climate change legislation in the u.s. senate. >> monica. >> i have three rising stars. on the right, marly. >> is she going to win? >> i think so. i think she has a very good shot. also the virginia governor. the new republican there, mcdonnel, and she has political aspirations of her own and she could be dynamite. >> to run for governor? >> yes. >> the political stars are going to be the republican congressional leaders who are going to have the success of a huge victory in november of next year. >> the envelope please, monica. >> you clean up well there, mclaughlin. >> thank you. now in this envelope, this is the way i remove the thingy and here we are. we will read this to you as soon as i take care of it. remind you of anything, pat? what does that remind you of? >> the magnificent. >> who was he? >> johnny carson. >> destined for political stardom, jo

for the first time in the far east to conceal a depiction of japan which marco polo described in some length. you have got this weird cellport extending potential that is some kind-- sometimes called the dragon's till. the indian ocean is open, coming from the stories but also coming around africa on the other side and here we have got the frame of the math. this is a very important discovery. you can see it might be possible to sail to africa into the indian ocean and over to the far east. that said, this map was made in 1490 or so which is at the time columbus was on the verge of making his voyage and you can see what gave columbus the idea he had. the idea of sailing around africa all the way south like this in this continent is, the latin tabal extent of this continent is exaggerated. suggesting it is a harder bush, but to sail from europe all the way over here all the way down under here in the uncertain territory all across the indian ocean and all the way over to the far east was daunting to say the least. on the other hand there is only about 90 degrees of ocean implied in the

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guy would do the book which would show somehow my gratitude to america i will try to a book about marco polo but it is silly i did not know expected would happen because the idea of christopher columbus and what was around a europe and wanted to hold back can discover what was beyond the wall. immediately after that to superstition and freedom i did a book about something. have a two do with identity and freedom. some o. [inaudible] it is a true story. the whale and really goes into the pacific ocean into leaves the other gray whales. how does she know what they look like? the whole book is a visual joke about how to figure out who she is looking at the submarine. then i have to change it because i got married with my wife. [laughter] but the slides remind me what has happened in my life. it has been so long saying if sy would tell her. then we went to indonesia for the honeymoon. and what they're being told and there is a little boy in the book who likes dry again said he believes the tsai a cavuto dragon and a voice said it was the best vacation he ever had. after that, and also the c

jewish merchant who kept a diary during his travels in the east that he sometimes called the jewish marco polo. he was in kurdistan soon after the disappearance of transit and heard the story everywhere. and the most frequent telling, alroy at the height of his fame is summoned to damascus. he has made to stand, through half closed eyes he was asked are you the king of the jews? it is as you say, says alroy. he calls a guard who shot goes alroy and locked him in a cage. the next day while he is meeting his advisers, discussing what should be done with the heretic, alroy himself appears in the room. he has broken free of his chains and walks through the bars that he is harry houdini, or harry houdini, a jews of appleton wisconsin whose real name was eric, was an echo of david alroy, the jew in possession of the dark knows. he was was ordered to cease. eocene again hours later on the outskirts of closed captioning provided by madison square garden networks >>> he bown in professionals wh ontro ne now the ith in p t bod ths corpn ongame >> ople w th were b we o seplaycomeest at tn behe m opt

you know, in the philippines, suddenly the dictatorship, marcos was totally in charge, he wakes up one morning and there are millions of people industry. he leaves. really. this is happening place after after place. in haiti, quick, get out of here. the people are rising up. the fact is, governments like all powerful entities are vulnerable. the government needs people to obey its in order to keep our and people stop obeying the government loses its power. corporations the people to work for it. when people stop working for corporations, then the corporations help us. we saw this in the 1930s with a general motors and ford. huge corporations. we're not going to a union here. but when the workers left the factories, or even when they sat in on the factors and wouldn't let production going. general motors was helpless. and so it's important to keep in mind that the power of the establishment rests on our obedience. when we start disobeying, that's where thoreau comes in, and that's where the great people in our history coming. that's where helen keller comes in and goldmann comes in, and

in the philippines suddenly it dictatorship, marcos is totally in charge in wickes up one morning and there are 1 million people in the streets. he leads. really picket this is happening in place after place, in hagee dubai yea jones on the plane because the people rising up. the fact is governments like all-powerful entities are vulnerable. the government needs people to obey it and when people stop hoping the government loses its power. corporations need people to work for its. when people stop working for corporations and the corporation is helpless. we saw this in the 1930's with general motors and ford. hege corporatization, we are not unhappy union here but when the workers left the factories or even when they sat in the factories and would not let production go on general motors was hopeless. so it is important to keep in mind that the power of the establishment press on our obedience. when we start disobeying, that is where theroux comes in and that is where the great people in our history come in. that is where helen keller comes in and emma goldman comes in and mark twain co

would you stand and be recognized marco. [applause] [applause] and a fine on light, could i put one more person on the spot, i guess proper protocol would be since you're standing beside me to recognize you for all that did it legislatively in this effort and concurrent with that, hugh, i see you in the corner where you stand and be recognized for all you did in making this happen? [applause] o cadel was fun but getting back to my legislative list i would say secondly can we make this thing here we get off the spending and budget roller-coaster? to do so we ask this body enact spending limits. in fairness measures aimed in that direction to pass the house a couple of times and once looked awfully close in the senate side. i know plan is committed to the constitutional change as the most lasting way of making concrete the notion of spending limits and i applaud those efforts and what we are simply asking for is your passage of a deal the would limit government growth to population plus inflation and allocate anything beyond t

that's when french captain zidane tangled with italy's marco mat rossi. the surprising headbutt crumpled the italian. zidane was ejected from the final game of his otherwise brilliant career. italy took advantage and went on in sports. in part two, we will reveal our 20 most shocking moments in sports history. >> i'm innocent. >> from the amazing -- >> there's a plane coming down on the field. >> to the surreal. >> i will have to retire from the lakers. >> the shocking moments in sports, only on "the best damn sports show period." caption funding provided by fox sports net i tothe efor outh. te . alod c and weapons and defense systems that he was very quickly made head of development and research at the aberdeen proving ground. and while he was there, he just proved very gifted at advancing systems that were already there. he made several advances in a recoilless shooting canon. he worked on -- funny, at that point, edison was a very old man and had all kinds of notions about explosives. and it was his job to test many of edison's wilder notions, some of

that's when french captain zidane tangled with italy's marco mat rossi.mpled the italian. zidane was ejected from the final game of his otherwise brilliant career. italy took advantage and went on in sports. in part two, we will reveal our 20 most shocking moments in sports history. >> i'm innocent. >> from the amazing -- >> there's a plane c

marco stern. bruins win in overtime. fenway park.ne of my favorite is hockey out doors how it was intended. thanks to you yesterday. i didn't watch it the third year or last year. if was brilliant and how they are outside in the back yard. >> you can appreciate it sweet caroline just like they do in every red sox game. >> and i was catching a cold just watching the video. >> they are all bundled up. >> listen to the story that will shock you. imagine this, right. grandmother passes away and the family is gathering to go to the wake and funeral at the funeral home. you go in and in tear go up to the casket to pay respects. that is not grandma in the casket and the person we loved our entire life. in the casket, there is a mix up. >> not that you are in the wrong room, but the wrong body is in the casket and your grandmother was cremated. >> the ralph, lost his 95 year old grandmother was cremated. he went there and saw the wrong woman. here's what the buck miller funeral home in connecticut had to say about this. funeral home is worki

is it, you know, marco rubio is on the cover of a magazine as possibly the first senator from the teaparty. he is down in florida. what happens to these people who are doctors affected from both republicans and democrats? is it possible that the republican establishment is able to get comfortable and claim some of those folks? sarah palin, by the way, would fit in with that, or is it the case that this is the founding energy for a possible third party, that we get back to the likes of ross perot, john anderson, or most recently ralph nader, that somebody out there says it's time to break apart this larger structure. i think it's very difficult to do it, but at the moment there's no question in my mine that that's the political energy of 2010. host: difficult to do because the state writes the rules of who is on the ballot. guest: exactly, who writes the rules, who has the power and the american media. ate he the structure. it's what we built. to try to break that down would be a humongous effort, herculean. host: how many of you, by a show of hands, are frustrated or disappointed with

i would ask that everybody in this chamber rise to give marco a warm south carolina welcome for the differencence you're standing beside me, to recognize all you did for me legislatively in this effort. i see you in the corner over there. would you stand and be recognized for everything you did in making this happen? [applause] ok. that was fun. getting back to my legislative list, can we make this the year that we get off the spending and budget roller-coaster? we ask that this body and that spending limits. it measures aimed in that direction have passed the house a couple of times and once was awfully close on the senate side. constitutional change is the most lasting way to enact spending limits. i applaud those efforts. we are asking for your passage of a bill that would allocate any thing beyond down to paying down our deficit. the importance of addressing spending issues, i do not think they can be underscored enough. it is a reason i got into politics. my convictions on this front at times get old. history has consistently shown how government suspended their way into oblivion and into

is it, you know, marco rubio is on the cover of a magazine as possibly the first senator from the tea party. he is down in florida. what happens to these people who are doctors affected from both republicans and democrats? is it possible that the republican establishment is able to get comfortable and claim some of those folks? sarah palin, by the way, would fit in with that, or is it the case that this is the founding energy for a possible third party, that we get back to the likes of ross perot, john anderson, or most recently ralph nader, that somebody out there says it's time to break apart this larger structure. i think it's very difficult to do it, but at the moment there's no question in my mine that that's the political energy of 2010. host: difficult to do because the state writes the rules of who is on the ballot. guest: exactly, who writes the rules, who has the power and the american media. ate he the structure. it's what we built. to try to break that down would be a humongous effort, herculean. host: how many of you, by a show of hands, are frustrated or disappointed wit

would you stand and be recognized marco.[applause] [applause] and a fine on light, could i put one more person on the spot, i guess proper protocol would be since you're standing beside me to recognize you for all that did it legislatively in this effort and concurrent with that, hugh, i see you in the corner where you stand and be recognized for all you did in making this happen? [applause] o cadel was fun but getting back to my legislative list i would say secondly can we make this thing here we get off the spending and budget roller-coaster? to do so we ask this body enact spending limits. in fairness measures aimed in that direction to pass the house a couple of times and once looked awfully close in the senate side. i know plan is committed to the constitutional change as the most lasting way of making concrete the notion of spending limits and i applaud those efforts and what we are simply asking for is your passage of a deal the would limit government growth to population plus inflation and allocate anything beyond th