Beautiful filming! Thank you for keeping the real nature sounds, not overlaying music and interpretation. Just clean, appreciation of history and nature as the park was intended. 💛🌱
@@jtark9341 Laugh as your surroundings keep going down the crapper. The indigenous were doing a hell of a better job and probably would have taken much better care of it than you.
I got to go to Mt. Rushmore this summer w/my brother 'n his wife. It was very impressive 'n people from all walks of life were there taking it in. Thanks CBS Sunday Morning show for sharing this 😊
Birds appeared in the video: yellow-rumped warbler (singing and appearing), chickadee (singing its signature song), nuthatch (appearing). To those who asked :)
the great battle of the writing of the constitution is a legendary testimony to the wonderful men of knowledge and resilience and persistence we were so lucky to have gotten together at that pivotal point in time...thank...love...
To some a monument to great leaders. To others a monumental scar on this beautiful earth. And maybe a little bit of both. If I were a First Nations, person I would be in tears
😢 💔😔 As a white woman, mother of an Abenaki descendant.. this breaks my heart. My daughter's ancestors were robbed of their lands, forced to 'assimilate' and majority of her tribe were killed. Mitakuye Oyasin. Ahò I look upon this through different eyes.
According to the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868), the land where Mt. Rushmore sits belongs to the Lakota, Dakota, and Arapaho Nation. However, the US Government went back on their word and took that plot of sacred land away from the Native American tribes. The case went to the Supreme Court, and "The treaty formed the basis of the 1980 Supreme Court case, United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians, in which the court ruled that tribal lands covered under the treaty had been taken illegally by the US government, and the tribe was owed compensation plus interest. As of 2018 this amounted to more than $1 billion. The Sioux refused the payment, having demanded instead the return of their land." (source: Wikipedia and US Supreme Court). So, those billions of dollars just sit in a bank account, but The Sioux aren't interested in the money. They want their plot of sacred land back. And of course, the US Government isn't interested in keeping their word or giving the land back to The Sioux, either.
@@bigkingspeakerdwestemperor5068 Because you won't honor your word and give us our land back, I guess we'll never know. But the fact that we lived here for thousands and thousands of years and seemed to be able to work things out is suggestive that a great deal of equity would be involved for all people involved.
Mount Rushmore is an eyesore! I was so ashamed to see what my country did by defacing (no pun intended) a mountain and then having so little regard toward native Americans sensibilities.
This week’s quote: “Try to be a Rainbow in someone's cloud". ~ Maya Angelou🌈🌈🌈 We Will Never Forget 9/11/2001, and Queen Elizabeth II, together.🇺🇸👑🇬🇧 We will see you next week, when the trumpet sounds off again, on CBS Sunday Morning.🌞🌞🌞 Peace.🕊
A sacred place that celebrates truly exemplary human beings, far-seeing and moral, instrumental in creating and developing a social system that safeguards citizens' rights against possible evils of organizational/governmental power. Unfortunately many people born in America seem unable to appreciate how lucky they are just by being born in this country where good gets a fighting chance against evil because good people had fought the right battle to ensure a good foundation for this country. Meanwhile in most of the rest of the world ordinary people have no citizen's rights, truly oppressed and exploited by the most greedy and aggressive hypocrites in different ideological costumes.
Hey look a portion of this episode was still worth watching! I remember when most of the show was a little like this. but since 2015 no more. It has to be politically infused and partisan business. Now it's mostly just another news show pushing "Orange Man Bad"-schtick we hear multiple times a day. It's a shame.
Sunday fans be ready. The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life throught Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23 You and I broke the law and Jesus paid the fine. God demonstrates his own love for us in this, while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8 Believe and repent today! The consequences are eternal.
This deserves a voice over describing how the US raped the Six Grandfathers and turned them into four presidents. Shame on Sunday morning for using this imagery without telling its history. They destroyed nature and erected pale faces. This is not natural beauty and does not fit well with calm and serene soundtrack of this video. Six Grandfathers "Six Grandfathers" to "Mount Rushmore" The Lakota called the mountain "Six Grandfathers" (Tȟuŋkášila Šákpe), symbolizing ancestral deities personified as the six directions: north, south, east, west, above (sky), and below (earth).
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Nature sounds make me feel mind calm, fearless, stress keeping out. Thank you.
Beautiful filming! Thank you for keeping the real nature sounds, not overlaying music and interpretation. Just clean, appreciation of history and nature as the park was intended. 💛🌱
We've all seen images of Mount Rushmore many times but this videographer found some fresh angles I've never seen before, very nice.
Been watching this show since age 15. I'm 56 years old now. 😮
WOW......beautiful.....amazing.....I like it.....and the birds are singing...
South Dakota is a national treasure. I hope that much more land is returned to the indigenous peoples.
🙏 I married a Diné (Navajo) woman.
Lol😂
@@jtark9341 Laugh as your surroundings keep going down the crapper. The indigenous were doing a hell of a better job and probably would have taken much better care of it than you.
@@Iris-hx6ox I live on a reservation in this state. Come and take a look for your self it is a sad thing that needs more attention
Thank you for whomever traveled here to film this
Without needing to narrate! So rare, so great!
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Beautiful ❤ Thanks for sharing!
Those faces are amazing!
I got to go to Mt. Rushmore this summer w/my brother 'n his wife. It was very impressive 'n people from all walks of life were there taking it in. Thanks CBS Sunday Morning show for sharing this 😊
A beautiful region of the country I love it everytime
Birds appeared in the video: yellow-rumped warbler (singing and appearing), chickadee (singing its signature song), nuthatch (appearing). To those who asked :)
Thanks
Nice chirping of birds... comforting.
"We leave you this Sunday morning..."
Love Sunday Morning!
the great battle of the writing of the constitution is a legendary testimony to the wonderful men of knowledge and resilience and persistence we were so lucky to have gotten together at that pivotal point in time...thank...love...
I had a really cool experience there.
To some a monument to great leaders. To others a monumental scar on this beautiful earth. And maybe a little bit of both. If I were a First Nations, person I would be in tears
You're just projecting.
@@Rhett-Christopher By the way, before you post self-portraits, one should blow their nose as I noticed a little boogie in your nose
I’m not in tears ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@lordgarth1 I'm so happy for you
@@lordgarth1 I Imagine you would like Roy Roger's stuffed horse Trigger.
All I see is stolen land and broken treaties. This is the sacred black hills, the 6 grandfathers
😢 💔😔
As a white woman, mother of an Abenaki descendant.. this breaks my heart. My daughter's ancestors were robbed of their lands, forced to 'assimilate' and majority of her tribe were killed.
Mitakuye Oyasin. Ahò
I look upon this through different eyes.
the best one so far.
What the Founding Fathers would think of us now...
According to the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868), the land where Mt. Rushmore sits belongs to the Lakota, Dakota, and Arapaho Nation. However, the US Government went back on their word and took that plot of sacred land away from the Native American tribes. The case went to the Supreme Court, and "The treaty formed the basis of the 1980 Supreme Court case, United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians, in which the court ruled that tribal lands covered under the treaty had been taken illegally by the US government, and the tribe was owed compensation plus interest. As of 2018 this amounted to more than $1 billion. The Sioux refused the payment, having demanded instead the return of their land." (source: Wikipedia and US Supreme Court). So, those billions of dollars just sit in a bank account, but The Sioux aren't interested in the money. They want their plot of sacred land back. And of course, the US Government isn't interested in keeping their word or giving the land back to The Sioux, either.
Well in that case send the money to me.
Owisicu owe waste sni. Land Back. Heal the people. Aho.
"After conquering the Cheyenne in 1776, the Lakota took the territory of the Black Hills."
Would the Sioux give them any land if they got it back?
@@bigkingspeakerdwestemperor5068 Because you won't honor your word and give us our land back, I guess we'll never know. But the fact that we lived here for thousands and thousands of years and seemed to be able to work things out is suggestive that a great deal of equity would be involved for all people involved.
@@bigkingspeakerdwestemperor5068 Are you daft? If they agreed to give it back, then yes, one would expect them too. That's the point.
Just got back beautiful country
1:41 it's really interesting how trees are growing in the debris pile
They carved some features extra deep so it would survive centuries of weathering, hence the eyes.
👏David!
Very nice. Thank you.
What kind of bird do I hear starting at 1:40 ? Don't remember hearing it before .
Black-capped Chickadee
@@madelynfontenot417
Thank you .
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Mount Rushmore is an eyesore! I was so ashamed to see what my country did by defacing (no pun intended) a mountain and then having so little regard toward native Americans sensibilities.
This week’s quote: “Try to be a Rainbow in someone's cloud".
~ Maya Angelou🌈🌈🌈
We Will Never Forget 9/11/2001, and Queen Elizabeth II, together.🇺🇸👑🇬🇧
We will see you next week, when the trumpet sounds off again, on CBS Sunday Morning.🌞🌞🌞
Peace.🕊
BREATH TAKING
Hello! This video gave me peace of mind. Thanks so much!
Unless you see it in actually by being there it is not the same seeing it in pictures
A sacred place that celebrates truly exemplary human beings, far-seeing and moral, instrumental in creating and developing a social system that safeguards citizens' rights against possible evils of organizational/governmental power. Unfortunately many people born in America seem unable to appreciate how lucky they are just by being born in this country where good gets a fighting chance against evil because good people had fought the right battle to ensure a good foundation for this country. Meanwhile in most of the rest of the world ordinary people have no citizen's rights, truly oppressed and exploited by the most greedy and aggressive hypocrites in different ideological costumes.
If it were a NBA Mount Rushmore:
Wilt
Russell
Oscar &
Elgin
Would be on it!
I have been to the Black Hills many times. I do not remember birds being that loud and constant. The level of bird noise is unrealistic.
Sounds like canned bird background.
Maybe you need to get out in nature more.
Disgrace of a monument. Not the presidents of course, but when you learn about the act of how and by whom it was created, it is disgusting.
worst nature scene i believe i've ever seen! wth? :( just show the nature!!
Has anyone actually visited this place? The mountains look very imposing with giant faces sticking out of them 😢😢😂😢❤
I have visited there before.
It's a nice place. Easy to get to.
It gets millions of visitors every year.
Stolen Sacred land of the Lakota Nation.🦬
May our Creator forgive them. Ahò
This is NOT Nature.
Nancy pelosi wants to put Joe Biden up there 😱
There hasn't been a President worthy since the ones already up there except for maybe FDR.
Highlighting a RACSIST monument!
I don’t see the racism.
@@Test_1-2-3-i1h Read the history and you'll see it well enough.
And Nancy says that she thinks that Biden‘s face belongs up there🤣🤣
Hey look a portion of this episode was still worth watching!
I remember when most of the show was a little like this. but since 2015 no more. It has to be politically infused and partisan business. Now it's mostly just another news show pushing "Orange Man Bad"-schtick we hear multiple times a day. It's a shame.
Sunday fans be ready. The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life throught Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23 You and I broke the law and Jesus paid the fine. God demonstrates his own love for us in this, while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8 Believe and repent today! The consequences are eternal.
Please don't add Biden
Trump says he needs to be added to this.
This deserves a voice over describing how the US raped the Six Grandfathers and turned them into four presidents. Shame on Sunday morning for using this imagery without telling its history. They destroyed nature and erected pale faces. This is not natural beauty and does not fit well with calm and serene soundtrack of this video.
Six Grandfathers
"Six Grandfathers" to "Mount Rushmore"
The Lakota called the mountain "Six Grandfathers" (Tȟuŋkášila Šákpe), symbolizing ancestral deities personified as the six directions: north, south, east, west, above (sky), and below (earth).
Mitakuye Oyasin 🪶
yeah.... put Joe Biden up on there
not
worst president ever
😂😂 that would be tRumpty dump. Biden never asked to be installed unlike the malignant narcissist
He totally deserves to be there...maybe you'll live long enough to realize that.
@lorettanericcio-bohlman567 In all fairness, Pelosi said Biden should be up there, lol 😂
@@krr-6022For what? The outstanding management of the border I forgot 😅
@@krr-6022 you will have to back your reply up with some facts that justify your position