an argument that the pope was against it rubbing his nose in it and he gets kit called down from tuscany to face the inquisition but he comes down and is put up in the tuscan and embassy but not incarcerated wendy inquisitions calls them down, an official gave up his apartment so galileo in his servant could have nuys watching. and he didn't even have to eat the food. twice a day he was prepared by the tuscan embassy chef. most of the time it was for very brief periods. olmos certainly he was never physically tortured. with a couple of years earlier and apparently but that meant he was also a man of 70. you couldn't put anybody on iraq 10 hours after being because they didn't want to clean up the mess. so then you have a much different story. then after the trial he was sentenced to house arrest then he hit the guest of the archbishop then goes to his place outside of florence with copious amounts of wine the rest of my life in the tuscan did lung a tuscany villa with wine is not so bad but not a great story but the catholic church has taken a lot of heat but it was not nearly as the myt

>> i think you go to tuscany. i was in tuscany in september.come down on their own because of the taxes. because of the dollar you can get a place a fraction of what it cost. >> not a single place to rent in tuscan nay. remember that in "seinfeld?" no a single place in the entire area. >> i will ben super tuscany territory by the time they -- you know where the dollar is going. it's going through the roof. you know, we have a lot of people come on air and say it's time for tightening. it's not time for tightening, but i accept the fact we'll have one. if you're in stocks, you'll get hurt. that's okay. that's what happens in a rate increase. don't believe the people who come on and say it doesn't matter. those people are either too foolish or too young. they're young. youth belongs to people who get it wrong. >> take the stocks and go to paris or tuscany? >> sienna, where they have the races? >> we had it all censored. >> i couldn't believe we obscured that. >> i know. >> it's cable. >> you sell the valeant you go by a studio apartment near flor

he got visitors from -- if i had to spend the rest of my life in prison, tuscany, a little wine, villa-wouldn't be too bad. my daughter visiting me. so, it's not a great story, and the catholic church has taken a lot of well-deserved gruff for doing what they did, but his experience wasn't nearly what a lot of books say. >> host: scientific experiment stop during the inquisition, the charge dark ages? sunny dark ages were the 14th 14th century, when apardonly according to many accounts can the rise of christianity stamped out scientific progress. well, there was not a lot during the early years of the middle ages, the early centuries of the middle ages. it wasn't christianity. the romans stopped scientific investigation. they were great militarily. they were pretty good architecturally. administratively. technologically. but they didn't care that much about scientific investigation. so there wasn't much to shut down. and the extent to which science was preserved into the early middle ages, the christians had a lot to do with that, and a little bit later the muslims as well. so, then during the

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