woods and i had seen pictures of a bridge extreme corner northeast pennsylvania almost on the new york kline, a store and it -- stone arch bridge that is a viaduct all stone put up in 1848 and made to carry 50-ton locomotives and now it can begin carry to ton locomotives and an amazing piece of engineering and i wanted to see that. and the media wanted to find the authority that could tell me about the bridge 7010 and i went looking asking questions and we found out of the authority was a man named bill young who lived not far from the bridge itself. i called him as i like to talk to him and buy a copy of his book he said there out of print i said would you mind if we cave buy i will pay if the price if you let me take it back into town i will copy it and bring it back and he said come now. he did find a copy. he is in the authority on the planet for that viaduct for governor buddy thinks that is not a very big legacy i think it is very important. one thing what is your life fourth? something that two centuries from now they will be reading? the answer to me seems yes. a friend of mine who a

new york city public school. it was under the ejiss of joel kline, the chancellor of the board of education and had the same curriculum of all the other schools, it just always taught arabic. now, we embarked on this story. debbie had been given a hard time in the press, and we thought that the doe and people who were involved would come talk to us. but everywhere there waws lot of, we won't talk about this. the department of education wouldn't talk to us about the case. there was a group that was formed that was stop the mad drassa. they wouldn't talk to us. so you find that even when you're making a film about free speech not everyone is so willing to talk to you. host: let's hear from new jersey now. caller: hi. how are you doing? host: good. caller: it's certainly an interesting topic. my assessment is that in often cases it's misinterpreted. i think one has to look at who wrote this into the constitution and why. and i believe that it was the people giving themselves the right to protest the government, which is who they feared the most back then. but now it's taken out of context many times to use for every litt