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Grafter, hard work, etc, etc. that wolf of wall street mentality, you know, weve all seen that movie. everyone who came into that industry loved that movie, so you had to create the illusion of success. if you were a guy, then you had to wear suit, tie, dress shoes all the time. we were told, dont smoke roll—ups — proper cigarettes only. make sure your car was clean, hair, beard. i had a man bun when i first started and i got taken to one side and was like, "thats not ownership material." i ...

And the first stop on my journey is the parks oldest lodge, as it opens its doors for its busiest season yet. yellowstone represents some of the very best america has to offer, and 150 years is a long time. we didnt always get it right. we killed every single wolf in this park. even in the 1960s, we were feeding bears out of garbage dumps. despite fierce opposition, when the park was first established, indigenous people were forcibly removed from their land. until now, their history has been lar...

I wouldnt be here today without these buffalo. jason, you are making it happen. the work youre doing here is, honestly, nothing short of incredible and i wish you the best of luck with everything, from my heart. well, thank you very much. i genuinely mean that. thank you very much. the bison transfer programme is growing — but slowly. transporting these animals isnt easy. montana laws limit movement forfear of transmission of disease to healthy livestock. the impact of state law can be felt th...

Of the road. theres a lot of cars here, whats going on here? it looks like a lot of people are out today, so hopefully that means the wolves are out and about. there is a name for the people who come and watch wolves every day — wolf watchers, and there are plenty of them. one in particular is ready to show us where to look. the blackest coloured, i think its 12:29, a two—year—old female. rick has been watching wolves almost every day for almost 20 years. weve been here for about five minu...

Welcomed my parents like they welcomed so many other immigrants and they were given a new opportunity. so it was just a wonderful, wonderful experience. >> and we got you. what a gift we got out of all of it. thank you for sharing that gift, wolf, with all of us. we will be watching, for everyone watching dont miss it tonight cnns special report never again airs tonight on cnn. thanks so much for joining us. im poppy harlow. >> yeah, we say must watch, thats a must watch. im jim sciutto. at this...

And now im carrying on his legacy. >> and as you guys know, those oral histories from those holocaust survivors, theyre even more important now because so many of the holocaust survivors, including my own parents, have passed away. in order to teach what happened, you need to hear from the actual eyewitnesses who lived through it. and im grateful to my dad for doing that oral history down in florida. >> such a treasure to have that from your father, wolf. >> and so powerful. yeah. we really appr...

Trees and behind rocks, but hopefully ill see it in a moment. its a grey wolf! given the wolves were pretty much wiped out here, it really does feel special to see them here just running in the wild, and its actually quite strange to think of yellowstone without wolves being in here, its very much part of the territory. i get the sense that rick is somewhat of a local legend. what is it that keeps you coming back, to get up early and check out the wolves each day? well, im almost at my 9000th da...

The wolf population doubled to 28. The moose population declined 28%. More pups, increased predation and pesky parasites are among highlights of the 63rd annual Isle Royale Winter Study.

Yeah, yeah — the buffalo have really helped you find yourself and just reconnect. i wouldnt be here today without these buffalo. jason, you are making it happen. the work youre doing here is, honestly, nothing short of incredible and i wish you the best of luck with everything, from my heart. well, thank you very much. i genuinely mean that. thank you very much. the bison transfer programme is growing — but slowly. transporting these animals isnt easy. montana laws limit movement forfear of ...

Telling you he was down the camp ground road. right now, those wolf packs are going to be focused around their dens and caring for their puppies, and so for one particular wolf pack, theyre considerate enough to have their den site pretty much within view of the road. theres a lot of cars here, whats going on here? it looks like a lot of people are out today, so hopefully that means the wolves are out and about. there is a name for the people who come and watch wolves every day — wolf watchers...