if you are unconventional in life in one sphere are you going to be unconventional in another sphere? >> is it a phenomenon that can be observed? >> the powerful people, male and female have strong labidos that provide, i probably contribute to the overall composite, personality, energy. does that make any difference? is there any excuse for this? >> well -- >> this man was really bitterness. >> i would preface that by saying i'm not a psychologist. >> but you're a doctor. >> of history. >> you wrote a lot about historical figures. >> certainly there are other great scientists and other great artists who supplement their sexuality in other fashion. >> so supplementation. >> no, he was not given. >> is there anything you detected in any of his writings that would indicate that he felt anything unusual operating in the world of his moral view or his ethics that would come to bear on this? i think this is an important issue because his genius is such that it demands an extraordinary level of admiration and wonder and is it undercut by the type of behavior we have been talking about? and

she is unconventional in the way she does things. she was here for the premiere of a movie recently. she endorsed me on twitter. i did not even know it was coming. i have a lot of respect for her keeping her options open. i'm not sure what she will do. she had not given me any insight information. >> can a candidate run an unconventional campaign in iowa and win? >> that is a good question. the conventional wisdom is you want to spend a lot of time here, build a strong organization, and that is kind of the way i won the governor's races in iowa, and the advice i have given candidates is come to iowa often, tried to get to all 99 counties, meet with people, share your vision, answer questions, and that is the way i think they should do it. i do not think you can do it by just doing a few rallies in the state. if she decides to become a candidate, i think she needs to come here and spend a significant amount of time. it goes way back to 1980. ronald reagan lost to george h. w. bush in iowa because he and his family went to virtually ev

put tempo and things adds to shame he just one upped him but i'm wondering if that's a little unconventional for ron paul who will he usually is the unconventional candidate to start just doing the same old hollywood flare thing that everyone else is yeah i actually checked out some of his videos from last time and they look like kind of local cable thrown together commercials for carpet stores or whatnot so this is actually a big step for him this is like produced and i have expected to see i have expect to see it for harry potter tonight i really could use some explosions maybe some gun fire a car chase i don't know i mean it is a little sad to see ron paul moving away from his you know shoelace kind of low budget production values that i really came to love about. paul he's just you know i think he's i think he's been turned by the washington establishment making big budget hollywood ads so we'll see how i say this is go big or go home oh maybe because we know that he's not going to run again for his congressional seat is going to put all his eggs in the basket of the presidency right now

be starkly unconventional. this in fact might be precisely what it looks like. >> peter, shana, we will await the governor's decision. that's all for us tonight. hope to see you tomorrow night. "in the arena" starts right now. >> good evening, welcome to the program. we begin with the debt negotiations and the increasing pressure for both sides to find common ground. lines are being drawn even deeper. both sides are finger pointing. the bottom line for us is talks are going nowhere and fast. after yet another round, the pre and republicans announced the ball barely nudged forward. the republicans are warning speaker boehner not to blink and accept any tax increases. democrats are telling president obama he must close the so-called tax loopholes. both sides seem to be far apart on any agreement. the only thing they do agree on is that they are the only ones already sacrificing enough. take a listen to the duelling press conferences earlier today. >> i have bent over backwards to work with the republicans, to try

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brendan gleeson plays an irish cop who is very unconventional. it was a fish out of water story for me. and it fell like outer space. tavis: >> you are really stretching the metaphor now. >> my character does not know they speak gaelic. it is a whole different world. tavis: you also produce the film. >> we tried to help get the thing made. it is a small film. often when you have moviese this you have to do whatever you can to champion it to get it going. tavis: of talk more about the producing in just a second. one looks at your career to directory -- trajectory. the have not all been blockbusters. you have put your name and heart behind a lot of small projects. why and how did you choose to make those decisions? >> it is usually just whatever hits me. when i read a script and i am laughing from the first page and i cannot anticipate what is going to happen next, i am a long for the ride. i feel like an audience member. hopefully an audience will have a similar experience. then i have to go down the other checklist of where, when, how long, who i

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his unconventional training methods drew duration initially. they have since become standard practice. into the senate, he took the head of munich, the winning side in the bundesliga -- in 2006, he took the head of munich, the winning side and the bundesliga, but he cannot see how identify with the management. ahe was sacked with five games left in the season. he is now the head coach of a steadily improving u.s. team and he will have to hit the ground running. they play archrival mexico in less than two weeks. >>> stay with me. i will be back in one minute to talk about more soccer. >>> welcome back. nobody doubts their ability to play soccer, but concerns are being raised about brazil's readiness to stage the 2014 soccer world cup. however great the football fever may be, a successful tournament needs stadiums, roads, hotels, airports. soccer's world governing body for the award at the world cup to brazil five years ago. the entire country celebrated. but then reality set in. the infrastructure was not up to speed. not one of the stadium's fu

. >> reporter: a small jail in rural minnesota is an unconventional place to sow the seeds of a wall> i think i probably learned about risk in the jail. >> reporter: and jet it was the perfect place for rene. >> the front of the house was the residence and the back was the jail. >> reporter: she spent her childhood here, the daughter of the local sheriff, delivering meals to prisoners who slept just steps from her bedroom. >> i thought it was a normal existence. it really wasn't anything unusual for me. >> reporter: her father, also a farmer, gave her another opportunity when he took rene flying over corn fields as a young girl. he said now we're in iowa. i said, but dad, we don't have any crops in iowa, why are you checking the corn crops in iowa? and he said, well? there's this thing called the futures exchange. i was amazed. i said you mean you can sell this guy's corn without owning it? he said, well, sort of. >> reporter: after graduating from college with a degree in forestry, rene stumbled upon agricultural giant cargill. rene became a commodities expert, a solid trader and wa

nbc bay area's jessica aguirre takes a look at this unconventional and controversial treatment for anrable disease. >> reporter: plenty of parents give their kids chocolate. but this is not your typical chocolate bar. >> all done? give mommy a high-five? all right. >> reporter: miko perez is giving her severely autistic 12-year-old son joey chocolate laced with medical marijuana. >> when your son is knocking on death doors, there is nothing you won't do. it happened to be cannabis for our family. >> reporter: gesta perez didn't make the decision lightly. but this is what joey looked like two and a half years ago. he weighed just 42 pounds, a stark contrast of his current weight of 112 pounds. >> my son was absolutely widthering away. you could see the bones in his chest. >> reporter: but out of desperation, she googled cannabis and autism, and realized she wasn't the only one who had made the connection. other parents and autism parents found success with medical marijuana has a treatment for autistic children. that's all she needed to take the next step and get a medical marijuana ca

lot of nitrate he should regain any shooting from the white house decision makers and promote unconventional brand new u.s. approach towards a discount trees and to shift their focus from afghanistan to pakistan only plan after right now has such a unique capabilities to shoot the u.s. policy from the unilateral troublemaking in afghanistan and pakistan to comprehensive regional policy we have shanghai cooperation organization as being the true and reliable partner for the united states instead of nato that who would provide a good brand new opportunities both for united states pakistan and its neighbors to jumpstart totally new regional security policies that will benefit to all parties concerned. now let's take a look at some of the stories from around the world. efforts are underway in thailand to form a new coalition government which will bring the country's first ever female prime minister to power that's after the opposition party won a landslide victory in sunday's general election taney a clear majority of seats in the parliament its leader forty four year old. is the sister of the c

would take to get to mars stay there and then come back right that's conventional thinking i do unconventional thinking. that i hope will be very well understood as being just natural and that is when human beings go to mars they are settlers they are colonizers it is very difficult it's very challenging to bring them back again we don't have the fuel we don't have the engines and i use something that's very well understood by people in america that the pilgrims on that ship called the mayflower that left from england and came to the shores of the united states of america they did not wait around the landing place for the ship to take them back they came here. on american soil to live the rest of their life and so will the human beings that leave the earth become the pioneers the settlers the colonizers we need them there we need more of them there too to sustain a colony you can't do that with just six people twelve people twenty four people you need sixty you need one hundred they're valuable where they are don't bring them back to get in a rocking chair and write their memoirs they can writ