victorian vampires could be seductive. but that sexuality dramatize the of the year there was something sexual in vaccination. the anxiety reinforced when a sexually transmitted diseases were spread arm to arm to vaccination. not just corruption of the blood bottle so economic corruption. having virtually invented thek÷ profession to be almost exclusively available to the rich doctors were suspect to the working-class. stokers count dracula is of the bloodthirsty to keep gold coins in his castle from those he stabbed. but it is difficult to lookit him as of vaccinator. looking at the clinical pages diseases were the most obvious. dracula a rise in england just as a new disease would arrive on the boat. with is infected people spreads to the first woman she bites and the children she feeds on that night. what makes dracula terrifying and which takes the plot so long to resolve is that he is some monster as a monstrosity is contagious. the germ theory was widely accepted 8971 dracula was published but only after ridiculed ea

. >> they are the vampires of our children that live amongst us. >> we found a treasure map.nking this might be my one shot to get this guy in custody. >>> rick mclean was revealed as a molester. >> i could not believe that as hard as we tried to give our kids a good life that these things had happened. >> it's destroyed my family. i mean, how would it not? just basically because of this sick individual. >> when this young girl confronted him and outed him for the monster that he is, very shortly thereafter he disappeared. one morning his father-in-law wakes up. he had dumped his truck in the father-in-law's driveway. wallet, cell phone, letters for the family are sitting in the truck. we also found a treasure map. there was a schematic on it. there was instructions about where to find this buried container. mclean wrote this cryptic note to his family. he said, if something happens to me, someone will contact you and tell you where to find the house where this treasure is buried. so on the map there was a number. 614. we knew it was part of a house number. we weren't sure we

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you might recognize the host known for "buffy the vampire slayer" telling the stories of remarkably strong, extraordinary women who are faced with cold-blooded killers. the season premier focuses on a woman who was a nurse at a rehab center. she comes into work for the late night shift, and one of the patients murdered a security guard and takes her hostage. >> she had no feelings in his eyes, no emotion. like a monster, like i was looking at a monster. >> incredible thing about her as the host, she has her own survival story. back in the 1990s, she was swimming in a state park in san diego and a rogue officer held two of her friends and her at gun point. to talk about the show, to talk about her own story, we have charisma carpenter here from los angeles. welcome to the show. >> hi, thank you for having me. >> the show is fascinating. talk to us about your experience for people who don't know your history and are not familiar with the show. >> yeah, i was out at a beach, and the perpetrator was stalking me and as time went on and he became brazen and attacked me and my two friends. it see

why is everything vampire-y and everything? topic of immortality specifically. >> that doesn't bother me. i would want my kids to know that -- the mortality is not the thing for me. >> it's a very heavy, intense topic. there's enough stuff bombarding them on the news. let them read harry potter. we're not talking about 16, 17 and 18. that is very, very young for kids, you know, to be delving into. on the upside, it's good to hear that kids are ride -- reading. sgho that's a lot of power that that parent had and there might be the thought out there that it's a form of censorship. what do you say, katie? >> i agree with rachel. i'm not a parent and i haven't read the book but i think we should teach students about the classics. they should focus on literature, english, not necessarily on pop culture. at that point we have an education problem in the united states and it's probably because the teachers are not assigning things that actually can benefit them in terms of historical evidence. >> this is such a movie and it is popular

many more have seen django and vampire hunter than lincoln.y see lincoln as a movie for not even their parents, for their grandparents. that could be puculiarities of my students. >> my line about the vampire hunter is, it's not all true. i went to see the lincoln movie in the theater three times, and each time i was the youngest one in the room, which i think proves your point, but i do think that even if the kids didn't see it in the theaters, i don't know what the demographics are of the audience, but they're going to see it in the classroom for a generation if not two. it's going to be powerful and they're going to get it that way. i teach it and i'm going to continue to teach it and many others will and it's really important that we focus on how they perceive it in the classroom more than anything else. one more question, paul? okay. >> if i were you, i would be champing at the bit to try to get the early drafts of the script to see how it developed. i don't think you'll get it but it would be really interesting because i bet you anything

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it was stuck in a government system built for the aged vampires, and we live in the modern world, but being a small progressive country, having our own place on the international face is much better for us. >> lord pervis, how about it, a dissatisfied part of the country that has the ability to decide its own future and get out. what is your counter-argument? >> i think it's something that all of us in the u.k. take a great deal of pride in. the u.k. is facilitating a democratic process, a thrilling democratic process for a nation that makes up the u.k., and decides whether or not it fishes to stay part of that union. i was a member, a directly elected member of the scottish parliament in the scottish legislature, deciding on issues of help, transport, brutal policy and fisheries. all over the planet. with 100% power. people who supported the snp or independence argued for that whilst i was a member of the scottish parliament and a member of the house of lords. i think the real question is should scotland carry on as part of the u.k. and see it flourish. and if that is the case, we ha

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like a truth vampire winding into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. please please. please. please. but i suspect. the would like to do is go to jail the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked like a handful of powerful transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem the truck the rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america if i ever feel ready to join the movement then walk a little bit there. so thursday about eight forty the morning i came over here because i was supposed to have a live broadcast from hotel ukraine which is th

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this is a bill that's like a vampire. it will not die, right. there's a lot of money behind it. >> bill, her husband, had vetoed. >> her husband had vetoed it, very much at her urging. >> and? >> she voted in favor of it. >> why? >> as senator clinton, the pressures are very different. it's a well financed industry. a lot of people don't realize that the industry that gave the most money to washington over the past few years was not the oil industry, was not pharmaceuticals, it was consumer credit products. those are the people, the credit card companies have been giving money. and they have influence. >> this was one of them as senator? >> she has taken money from the groups. and more to the point, she worried about them as a constituency. >> can we ever have a government that works for everyday people? a government that we can trust when our elected officials switch sides like that and pay more attention to the donors than to the voters? >> i think this is one of the hardest questions in democracy. the hardest questions we face as a country ri

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because removing books about vampires and zombies from the local library seriously check it out. in the young adult section at austin memorial library cleveland's public library you'll find s.a.t. study books and those focused a nation's there are fifteen hundred here including fiction one particular genre stood out to pastor phillip missing i think it's dangerous for kids mystic of the small king of saints tabernacle says he was stunned by how many fiction books there war unban pyres and demons the shelves are full of them in a letter to the library he wrote he wants them perched we have a responsibility to see that there's good things instead it's overwhelming amount of the demonic. that's right people the twilight novels are the biggest threat to america's youth these days not student loans not unemployment bills unbelievable and the very very ugly larry klayman judicial watch founder went full on birth there and then some of his most recent column for world net daily warning the president obama's into action regarding events in the middle east is a sign of what klayman said w

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i'm going to skip ahead now so that we can get to the vampires a little faster.e bill titled vaccination vampire warns that the universal universal publishing delivered by the vaccinators known to feed on the blood of babies the vampires at that time became a ready metaphor for the vaccinators. bloodsucking monsters of the folklore were hideous victorian vampires could be seductive. the sexuality dramatized the fear that there was something sexual in the vaccination and anxiety that was only reinforced when sexually transmitted diseases were spread through arm to arm vaccination. victorian vampires like victorian doctors were associated just with the corruption of the blood but also economic corruption. having invented a paid profession and being almost exclusively available to the rich doctors were suspect to the working class. count dracula is of the bloodthirsty rouge law and he keeps gold coins in his castle and the poor from the cloak when he's stabbed but it's difficult to read him as a vaccinators. of all of the metaphors suggested within the pages of drac

. >> that makes you look like a vampire. it's quite spicy. you can taste the chili.blood. it just kind of tastes sweet and rich. let's see if we can change your mind about brains. >> delicious. i'm not lying. this is delicious. anyone would completely love this. >> you eat too much of it, you'll go blind. that's what they think. >> they say that about -- off and i'm still here. >> it has to do with parasites and all kinds of stuff. >> huh? >> can i tell you some stories? >> whoa, back up there. parasites? >> two or three years ago, a whole family in nan province, all seven of them died. >> that's really -- you probably should have told me that during the appetizer course, okay? honestly, best meal i've ever had in thailand. ever. >> i'm super happy to hear that. >> i'd eat that out of chris christie's jockstrap on a hot summer day. this is cnn. >> oh, god. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. what hap

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elsing killing jessica lee in vampire movies. point he realized, you know, this is crazy. he must have looked at jones as sailors did and said this guy is going to kill all of us. how do they battle? do they sort of battle the navy?sh never good enough to go fleet-to-fleet. they were engaged in two, three ships against each other. right. >> one of my favorites, we talked about the odd couple of earlier d mcneil, and n that cruise, they run into superior british ships. like nley who doesn't maicon and maicon said, come to my ship. hey encounter a fight with the fox. it's being won by manley. mcneil is holding back. it's going their way. he comes in and sails in with to watch the me fox strike its colors and because he's the closest ship, to claim boat over her as a prize which didn't do mcneil.endear manley to gets captured and escaped later in the cruise. an entirely different story than mcneil, manley is than boston, one of boston's early heroes with ashington's navy and mcneil is drummed out of the navy and they privateers.ing as a lot of give and take. otherery captain

. >> and that makes you look like a vampire. it's quite spicy. you can taste the chilies.d. it just kind of tastes sweet and rich. let's see if we can change your mind about brains. >> delicious. i'm not lying. this is delicious. anyone would completely love this. >> you eat too much of it, you'll go blind. that's what they think. >> they say that about -- off and i'm still here. >> it has to do with parasites and all kinds of stuff. >> huh? >> can i tell you some stories? >> whoa, back up there. parasites? >> two or three years ago, a whole family in nan province, all seven of them died. >> that's really -- you probably should have told me that during the appetizer course, okay? honestly, best meal i've ever had in thailand. ever. >> i'm super happy to hear that. >> i'd eat that out of chris christie's jockstrap on a hot summer day. this is cnn. >> oh, god. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter

their cash and they're going to end up with an uprising right there in the us is it's a classic and a vampire story and one of the guys that they talked to in this article says that you don't get three hundred twenty one dollars in fines and fees and three warrants per household from an above average crime rate you get numbers like this from b.s. arrest for jaywalking and what the report calls a low level of harassment involving traffic stops court appearances high find some threat of jail for failure to pay without a meaningful inquiry into whether an individual has the means to pay well i'm also saying this is compare this to the roman empire and they collapsed why did the romans welcome in the visigoths the boss the vandals all those people from outside why did they accept them and well because they are being shaken down constantly by the roman emperor for financing all his wars and here these people are just like forget it i'm being shaken down by these guys at home might as well go be shaken down by those other guys who want to come in it's exactly analogous. than areas of rome that was

cash and they're going to end up with an uprising right there in the us and it's a classic and a vampire story and one of the guys that they talked to in this article says that you don't get three hundred twenty one dollars in fines and fees and three warrants per household from an above average crime rate you get numbers like this from b.s. harassed for jaywalking and what the report calls low level harassment involving traffic stops court appearances high fines threat of jail for failure to pay without a meaningful inquiry into whether an individual has the means to pay well i'm also saying this is compare this to the roman empire and they collapsed why did the romans welcome in the visigoths the boss the vandals all those people from outside why did they accept them and well because they are being shaken down constantly by the roman emperor for financing all his wars and here these people are just like forget it i'm being shaken down by these guys at home might as well go be shaken down by those other guys who want to come then it's exactly analogous of the silver denarius of rome tha

their cash and they're going to end up with an uprising right there in the us it's a classic and a vampire story and one of the guys that they talked to in this article says that you don't get three hundred twenty one dollars in fines and fees and three warrants per household from an above average crime rate you get numbers like this from b.s. arrests for jaywalking and what the report calls low level harassment involving traffic stops court appearances high find some threat of jail for failure to pay without a meaningful inquiry into whether an individual has the means to pay well i'm also saying this is comparing this to the roman empire and they collapsed why did the romans welcome in the visigoths the boss the vandals all those people from outside why did they accept them and well because they are being shaken down constantly by the roman emperor for financing all his wars and here are these people are just like forget it i'm being shaken down by these guys at home might as well go be shaken down by those other guys who want to come in it's exactly analogous. so we're going areas of ro

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