it's called young karl marx, a film about the founders of communism, karl marx. but it's not the man that we think we know. it's not those old men with the gr beards. this film shows them as 20 somethings running wild in the streets of manchester. take a look. >> among the markers. >> the industrial revolution has lined the pockets of the rich. but it's left factory workers exploited and oppressed. >> a young journalist named karl marx decides to take a stand. marks's landings soon land him in trouble in germany but keeps up the fights for workers rights in exile. when we think about karl marx the first thing we think of isn't the person. it's his ideas. when we look at the person, we realize where the yz came from. that he had a huge sense of justice, and a very clear vision of what was going wrong. the film weaves together lessons of history with marxist private drama. central to the film is also marks's friendship, who, like him, was a pioneer in the fight for workers' rights. two young passionate radicals. together, they made history. >> well, i bet you're go

those are the complete works of karl marx, including the communist manifesto. >> we'll give you the other gift when we get back. >> i think i feel very blessed, john kasich is right.et you're a class act, alan colmesk i'm not reading.re you're a good person. you're a personal friend. >> he's going to kill you with conservatism. >> hang on. i'm going to miss you. >> kimberly: joining us now on the phone is sean hannity. sean, so many incredible certainly the dynamic duo, that the dynamic duo, that team ofri hannity and colmes is one of the greatest teams in all of television, people really loved watching the two of you together. you had such a wonderful relationship. i was lucky to be able to witness it firsthand, being part of your show and seeing the two of you work together to cover american history and politics like nobody ever did. your thoughts here? and i know you must be missing and remembering your friend. >> sean: you know, k.g., itis brings back so many fine memories. i want to thank all of you guys at "the five," neil cavuto, and shepard smith, and billnk hemmer and everybody a

those are the complete works of karl marx, including the communist manifesto. >> we'll give you the other gift when we get back. >> i think i feel very blessed, john kasich is right. you're a class act, alan colmesd i'm not reading. you're a good person. you're a personal friend. >> he's going to kill you with conservatism. >> hang on. i'm going to miss you. >> kimberly: joining us now on the phone is sean hannity. sean, so many incredible certainly the dynamic duo, that the dynamic duo, that team of hannity and colmes is one of the greatest teams in all of television, people really loved watching the two of youky together. you had such a wonderful relationship. i was lucky to be able to witness it firsthand, being parh of your show and seeing the two of you work together to cover american history and politicsrk like nobody ever did. your thoughts here? and i know you must be missing and remembering your friend. >> sean: you know, k.g., it brings back so many fine memories. i want to thank all of you guys at "the five," neil cavuto, and shepard smith, and bill hemmer and everybody at fox.