this one guy you meet stephen foster was particularly famous for these direct action protest he would do sometimes on sunday mornings in which her to go into a church and he would stick with the congregation quietly through the beginning and then when the minister got up to start talking, he would rise in the eyes and just deliver a barn burning speech until people in the congregation grabbed him and he was very tall and lanky and you would just like golden and there would have to carry them out. he was beat up, he was beat up every time. he was kept, thrown out of the window. he went to jail. they made it a crime to interrupt the church service in new hampshire where he was by merely doing this but he did it anyway. you will see him. he's in and is one of my favorite figures in the book. in the last week of june 1858, they stepped off the trains into sunshine and the small but bustling town of rutland vermont. short and women long-haired men sporting bloomers and columns conspicuous hats and checkered suits. as the smirking of times reporter would write in his evening dispatch, there

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. >> stephen: thank you. ( laughter ) we landed up at a high sheep station, where i met professional sheep farmer and aspiring tank top model john fosterr sheep. ( baas ) >> stephen: shhh. >> look at that. perfect. >> stephen: is it always shearing? or do you ever do, like, brazilian waxing? >> no. >> stephen: no, never wax? >> it's very hard to actually get hold of the wax afterwards. >> stephen: okay, how do we do it? >> so what i'll do is, i'll start the hard lift. we'll open the fleece up. and then you can shear the last half of the sheep. ( buzzing ) give him-- give him a handshake. you look fabulous! with an important kiwi skill successfully under my belt, we headed to the rugged and remote west coast of the south island, where i met warrick, a wilderness guide, lobster hunter, and i'm pretty sure tallest guy in new zealand. so, warrick, i really love your country, and i'm trying to figure out whether i could be a kiwi, you know? what do you do? >> i'm a wilderness >> stephen: a wilderness guide.u weidll, there's a lot of it her. what are you going to do today? what are-- what are we doing? >> diving for red rock lobster. >> step

stephen: he's an incredible dog. you've dedicated a lot of time to supporting the image of pit bulls, rehabilitating them in people's minds. why is that so important to you? >> well, we began fosters ago because, you know, we travel so much and move about, but within 36 hours of foster ginger, who is now an international superstar on social media, we knew we had found the dog for life,or re of mife, certainly. uldn'te h tobecause he brooed. they call it "breed-specific legislation." there are four breeds banned, and one of them is pit bulls, because they're dangerous dogs. now, they're not dangerous dogs. all pit you bulls want to do is make their owners happy, please them. but if that means-- ( applause ). >> thank you. if that means fighting other dogs because it makes your master happy, yes, you'll do it because you're pleasing the guy who looks after you. that's why they got that reputation. and there have been incidents. but there have been incidents with all breeds of dogs. and these are the sweetest, most empathic, most sensitive creatures that i've overknown. ( applause ). >> stephen: that's a beautiful reason, a beautiful reason to have that dog. you've had t ars, s incl