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The Dan Bongino Show
Nikole Hannah-Jones Fights Survivor of Mao’s China on Oppression
"How is it that so many of us there are there's large swaths of us are just so freaking dumb Here's what national review You know Nicole Hannah Jones she is the purveyor of the 1619 discredited ahistorical project claiming the United States existed to preserve slavery which is weird I thought we fought a Civil War over that But don't let facts get in the way of your history lesson on the left Nicole Hannah Jones is a goddess on the left they love her The 1619 Project has been debunked by every serious historian even The New York Times who are not serious but even they I think were like eh this is even too much for us because it's such historical garbage right It's not true Nicole Hannah Jones gets into a Twitter fight With a woman who escaped Mao's cultural revolution in China she gets into a Twitter fight lecturing the woman who escaped Mao's cultural revolution over American exceptionalism holy Moses a woman who they roll out the red carpet for on the left They love and adore liberals love and worship and adore this woman Despite the fact that her work has been entirely discredited because we live in a post fact society poachers poster society right She's lecturing a woman who actually lived through the Mao massacre Lecturing her on American exceptionalism And I'm thinking and folks if she shows up Nicole had a Jones At any event where pop culture people there the palm fronds come out they'll be waving her down rolling out the red carpet They'll be putting scented oils on her feet They'll be like rubbing her down and stuff It's sick The woman's project has been thoroughly eviscerated Destroyed discredited It doesn't matter
WGN Radio
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Hi there, good evening and what's up America I am rich valdes at rich valdes on all of the social media that's valdes with an S, by the way, our telephone number, if you want to join the conversation tonight, 8 three three, the number four valdes 8 three three four Valdez is the number 8 three three four 82 53 37. And we've been talking about a number of things tonight, not the least of which is how another one of Hunter Biden's associates is threatening to drop more names in what he's calling Biden Inc, which is where they alleged that Hunter Biden is the bag man for his dad and his brother, or his uncle, James Biden, and how they put money through one door and take it out the back door and everybody's getting rich off of these government deals and whatnot. So we'll get to that a little bit more in the next hour. I want to talk about that. I also want to talk more about the Wuhan lab leak that now former CDC director is saying, yep, looks like it was a lab leak after all. So that's also happening. And of course, it's February. It's the tail end of black history month, and there's a piece in The Wall Street Journal. Op-ed, titled, remember to tell all of black history how Hulu and again, Hulu is owned by Disney, Hulu's 1619 project series focuses on victimhood and ignores the achievement of African Americans. And this is by William schamberg and bob Woodson. And the guys know doctor bob Woodson, he's the head of the Woods and center Woodson center dot org. He also has the website 1776 unites dot org, and you can find them on Twitter at bob Woodson. Bob Woodson, welcome back, sir Please be back. Please be back. Yes, sir. Good to have you. I think nobody breaks it down as good as you do. And the only person that came close, I think is the late great Walter Williams who was really great at explaining a lot of things and we miss him and we appreciate your voice. So tell us a little bit about this Wall Street Journal opinion piece that you've co authored here. Remember to tell all of black history. Well, thanks. Well, 16, 19, as you know, gives a false history of black America. It only talks about the downside about slavery health that because of Africans arriving here is 1619 that America should be ever defined by its birth defect of slavery and this goes on to say that America that racism is in its DNA and all white people are villains and all blacks of victims. This is a horrible thing. What we did was not offer account of debate, but we told the true complete history of black America to build an even better future, we must reckon with the past, but we must also talk about the success. We talked, for instance, that when following slavery, one of our scholars that a survey of the 6 major plantations to find out what was the state of marriage, 75% of slave households had a man and a woman racing children. That tradition of the nuclear family lasted for a hundred years until even in 1930s and 19 depression when racism was enshrined in law, the black family had the highest marriage rate of any group in society elderly people could walk safely in their community without fear of being assaulted by the grandchildren. So all of those and when we were denied access to hotels, we built our own when we would access to medical schools, we have our own railroad in Baltimore. So there's a rich history of blacks achieving against the arts under the worst of circumstances, but this isn't a history that meets the race, grievance industry's narrative, but we think the public needs to know why I think your observations are brilliant and spot on. But yeah, the public needs to know because there was so much to do. I mean, it's one thing to write a book, right? You know, many scholars, they know that the old adage publisher perish. But when Nicole Hannah Jones authored this book, the 1619 Project, and in my opinion, included what our false narratives and really kind of made people kind of subscribe to the notion that if you're of color that you are somehow victimized, this seemed to catch on like wildfire. I mean, this was more contagious than COVID. Everybody was talking about it, how great it was. This is the best thing ever, it became a part of every public school curriculum, or at least many public school curriculums, and here it is now its own series on Hulu, Disney owned Hulu and trying to, you know, I guess. Retell the story or using revisionist history to make this new case. And I think words like yours and what you wrote in this op-ed and what you do overall at the Woodson center are critically important because you're like you said, the public needs to know about this. They really do. I mean, there are people on the left, like Nicole Hannah Jones, who's really is misappropriating black history and using it as a bludgeon against this nation's fundamental values. For instance we tell that whites and Native Americans have always been a part of The Underground Railroad. We tell in this article about a story no one seems to know about that 50,000 slaves made it through Ohio to Canada through The Underground Railroad that was established by three black barbers and cooperation with two native tribes and a host of white farmers that provided days to cut the
77WABC Radio
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Earlier this month, 60 19 was referenced in former governor Nikki Haley's bid for the Republican nomination. They say the promise of freedom is just made up. Some think our ideas are not just wrong, but racist and evil. What is your response to Nikki Haley's video calling out your name? Do you think that's fair America? Why don't they have Nikki Haley sitting right there? Rather than play an audio, what is your response to her? What is that? We've tried to get this Hannah Jones on the show, so I can do that. It's fair game because you won't come on. But why Walt Nicole Hannah Jones debate me, debate Nikki Haley, debate governor descent debate any of us. Because she has NBC News. Go ahead. And making those claims. One, I don't think anyone can read the project and argue that the project thinks America is evil. Nikki Haley, you out of your mind. Yes, you are. Because many people have read it, including me. And it's abundantly clear that you believe America's evil. And that America is your legitimate. The hell are you talking about? Go ahead. Really erases and invisible eyes, how the black freedom struggle allowed her to be in a position to run for president. What are these new words invisible lies as mister producer? Is that a word? Invisible Liza. Oh. Yes. How the black freedom struggle allowed her to be in a position to run for president. Why don't you tell us about the 1619 Project and stop trashing people who disagree with you? And NBC News, I bet you and if I don't pronounce her name correctly, it's a mistake and I can't help but he is. Did you read it? Did you read it? Because what kind of question is that? She's not done cut 8, go. The documentary series premiered just as Florida's controversial ban of advanced placement African American
The Charlie Kirk Show
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"You know, what's interesting for a government that tends to make everything an emergency, COVID is an emergency. Ukraine is emergency. They can't seem to scramble into a posture of urgency when working class white people start to breathe carcinogens and potentially deadly toxins. That they won't be bothered with. They love at emergencies for emergency use authorization for mRNA, let me make sure I'm precise in my language here. If we are understanding this Ohio situation correctly, this train derailment and the toxins that are being put into the air is likely more dangerous than the Chinese coronavirus to the citizens of eastern Ohio. What you're seeing though is what those of us that have been very focused on the culture war. I put that in quotes because the media loves to attack us and pastors love to attack me for saying Charlie you're wasting your time on the culture war. Wasting your time. You see, when I say that we need to win the culture war, or that there are dangerous and poisonous and toxic, no pun intended ideas that are spreading this example is a tragically perfect one. Let me give you two reasons why. When you start to build an entire cultural narrative about hating white people and you make it normal and acceptable to hate white people and whiteness in general, which was platformed by Coca-Cola to major universities to professors, to Nicole Hannah Jones, then don't be surprised when those ideas all of a sudden manifest in the inaction of your government. Let me say this again. If there was a train derailment in downtown San Francisco, people would scramble with urgency because all of these LGBTQ gay people might be breathing in carcinogens. If there was a train derailment full of chemicals in downtown Atlanta or in the south side of Chicago or in Philadelphia, there would be mass mobilization efforts to try to help those people because they'd say, well, this is just another example of racism. But it is the deplorable folks. The ones that look like the way I do, that somehow just kind of get glossed around with number two, we have a transportation secretary who says yesterday in his comments, look what we need is to have people that are less white working on construction deals, which is essentially what he said. Why is Buddha judge in his position? We've made this argument before it's worth repeating. You have an incompetent ideologically driven. Automaton. Who basically is chat GPT as a transportation secretary? Who also happens to be gay, and that's the reason he's in the position that he's in. Pete Buttigieg was not chosen because it was intellect because of his experience because of his wisdom because of his virtue because of his prudence, Pete Buttigieg was chosen because of his personal lifestyle choices..
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Isn't It an 'Emergency' When Trains Derail in Rural Ohio?
"What's interesting for a government that tends to make everything an emergency, COVID is an emergency. Ukraine is emergency. They can't seem to scramble into a posture of urgency when working class white people start to breathe carcinogens and potentially deadly toxins. That they won't be bothered with. They love at emergencies for emergency use authorization for mRNA, let me make sure I'm precise in my language here. If we are understanding this Ohio situation correctly, this train derailment and the toxins that are being put into the air is likely more dangerous than the Chinese coronavirus to the citizens of eastern Ohio. What you're seeing though is what those of us that have been very focused on the culture war. I put that in quotes because the media loves to attack us and pastors love to attack me for saying Charlie you're wasting your time on the culture war. Wasting your time. You see, when I say that we need to win the culture war, or that there are dangerous and poisonous and toxic, no pun intended ideas that are spreading this example is a tragically perfect one. Let me give you two reasons why. When you start to build an entire cultural narrative about hating white people and you make it normal and acceptable to hate white people and whiteness in general, which was platformed by Coca-Cola to major universities to professors, to Nicole Hannah Jones, then don't be surprised when those ideas all of a sudden manifest in the inaction of your government.
The Charlie Kirk Show
What's the Deal With Nikole Hannah Jones's New 1619 Project Show?
"Charlie, do you see the recent comments from Nicole Hannah Jones? I would love your take on them. Thanks so much and I love the show. Okay, well thank you for the kind words and for subscribing. All right, let's go to I'm gonna play both of them. Let's play cut ten Nicole Hannah Jones, the history of black Americans is so inconvenient to the narrative of America that there are you know powerful interests that haven't ever wanted us to grapple truthfully that is why desantis has to ban AP African American studies in Florida play cut ten. The history of black Americans is so inconvenient to the narrative of America that there are powerful interests that haven't ever wanted us to grapple with truthfully. That's why we have governor desantis, banning AP African American studies. If you acknowledge that, then you have to acknowledge that we were founded on these great ideals, but we have not lived up to them. That's actually a little bit of a seat change. I have to say that their pressure campaign on miss Jones, I think is working. Did you hear her there? That's a different she's changed her vocabulary. She said we were founded on these great ideals. She never used to say our foundational ideas were great. So that's new. Let's continue, play cut 11. It's Nicole Hannah Jones trying to water down her message this one is definitely not watered down. Play cut 11. As you look at America, are people adjusting to thinking about being challenged by these ideas and are we moving in a positive direction or do you see something that's frozen? What I would argue is that the arc of the universe doesn't bend one way or another. We bend it. As Americans is which country do we want to be? Do we want to be the country that begins in 1619 with the practice of slavery? Or do we want to be the country that was conceived in 1776 with the ideas of liberty and equality? I think that is that's unknown. I think we always are seeing the tension in the fight between these two halves. So I have several takes on this. And I mean, who are you to decide? We were going to decide when our history begins is just so incredibly self righteous and arrogant. I'm going to decide our history of history is. History is not for your editing.
Mark Levin
Nikole Hannah-Jones: There's Black History & American History
"Nicole Hannah Jones was on Good Morning America today and it amazing to me how they mainstream these American hating Marxist radicals It's just amazing to me And of course the 1619 Project she's not a historian Which she really founded in The New York Times helped promote and which isn't about a third of our school districts And here she is and she's on with Roberts And let's listen in on this because I'm going to respond to it Cut 19 go And although the show is told through the lens of black Americans Jones says this is something for all Americans to watch and is not told through the lens of black Americans It is told through the lens of marxists Go ahead This is the American story We've tried to segregate these histories There's black history and then there's American history But you can't understand America if you don't understand the role of black Americans roll of slavery the role of racism Premiering at a time when heated debates about how history is taught in our children's schools are erupting across the nation Just last week the Florida board of education made headlines after it rejected the addition of an advanced placement African American studies course Now look how dishonest Robert is in dishonest Good Morning America is It's a disgrace
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Nikole Hannah-Jones Goes Off on Tipping as a 'Legacy of Slavery'
"I just saw something today on social media and I retweeted it. Nicole Hannah Jones and she goes tipping, dipping is a practice that goes back to slavery. And then she goes on to say, you know, have you ever wondered why tipping is only in America and nowhere else around the world that's because it goes back to the slave plantation. This is basically Nicole had a joke so I'm thinking this is one of the stupidest statements I've ever read. First of all, tipping is universal. I grew up in India, people tip in restaurants all the time. I've been all over Europe, tipping is very common in Europe. So first of all, the idea that tipping is only American is nonsense. Number two? What is Nicole Hannah Jones implying that slavery is a form of forced and unpaid labor? Is she saying that on the plantations it was normal practice for masters to tip their slaves? You know, hey Frank, great job. Excellent service in the field today. Here's 50 cents for your efforts. What? I think historians worldwide are waiting with bated breath for Nicola Hannah Jones to explain and she's not going to explain because that these are people who essentially say stupid things and expect never to be called on
The Charlie Kirk Show
The US Senate Has Finally Done Something Meaningful!
"Meaningful. The U.S. Senate has finally done something I approve. This shouldn't have taken so long, but it's finally done. The United States Senate has passed the sunshine protection act by unanimous consent to make daylight savings times permanent. I'm not a fan of daylight savings time. Falling back, springing forward should just remain the same time throughout the entire year. In fact, we should spring forward even more. So that the fall, it's the opposite. I never understood that in the most depressing time of weather, we also made it darker intentionally. Who thought of this thing? Makes zero sense. Now, I know you're gonna say it's Benjamin Franklin. And all this, no way, he was too smart for this. I think it's a Nicole Hannah Jones conspiracy against Benjamin Franklin. There's no way. A 2015 study published in sleep medicine, researchers compared the rate of strokes during the week after daylight saving to the week two weeks after the tweaks before. They found the rate of 8% higher the first two weeks after the shift, and people with cancer were 25% more likely to have a stroke later than the other times of the year. People over 65 were 20% more likely. A 2019 report found a higher risk of heart attack after both time changes, but particularly during daylight savings times. Interruptions to circadian rhythm can also impair focus and judgment. A 2020 study found fatal traffic accidents increased by 6% in the United States during daylight savings time. This shouldn't have been taken so long, but it did, and the U.S. Senate has finally done something useful.
Mark Levin
Nikole Hannah-Jones: Parents Shouldn’t Decide What’s Being Taught in Schools
"So Nicole Hannah Jones is on meat that the press on December 26th the day after Christmas On a Sunday What does she have to say To schmuck Todd Cut 17 go hat tip right part I don't really understand this idea that parents should decide what's being taught I'm not a professional educator I don't have a degree in social studies or science We send our children to school because we want them to be taught by people who have expertise and what we're talking about What should be taught The parents aren't saying I should sit there and teach them calculus Or advance physics The parents are saying I expect you to teach them math and have a proficiency in math I expect you to teach them English and have a proficiency in English maybe a second language I expect you to teach them literature and have some proficiency in literature I expect you to teach them real history and have some proficiency in history and so forth So you set a foundation perhaps they want to go to college perhaps they want to get a job out of high school whatever it is Don't fill their minds with crap with your radical Marxist racist segregationist
TFG Truth
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on TFG Truth
"Well, there's a moral superiority in division. In religious division, there was a very interesting survey done in I want to say in Anglican circles, but it might be Catholic circles. I'm reaching back as older study. It's it. I read it when like years ago. But the basis of the study was that they asked people who were supposed to be evangelizing and bringing people into the community. What they enjoyed the most about their church. And the answer was the seclusion. And you can say, oh, well, we're interested in evangelizing in unity, but actually they're more interested in the division. I mean, you go into the specific church that was in the study. And I think this was actually over in England or France. But it was this the doors would shut and it was part of the inside club. And that's what it's like here. That's why a lot of the criticisms and you're talking about the Nicole Hannah Jones video. A guy that used to be part of the education reform movement that I currently work in, Chris Stewart, one of my colleagues tweeted out the video and his response to it was white lies, not just lies, not just that's dishonest. White lies. And let's talk about schools for a second, too, because I know we're talking a lot about schools, but actual per school basis here. So you have a Virginia democratic candidate who lost. Thank God. Terry McCauley, or McCarthy, I never know how to say his name right. McAuliffe, what are you? So he ran his whole thing on parents shouldn't have a say in anything, right? Not the do their thing. That obviously blew up in his face. And he also ran a anti Trump campaign, which also blows his face. But he claims that they don't teach critical race theory in schools. Yet it's on the Department of Education website down there that they teach this type of thing. Sure. And the union website. And of course, all of the history curriculum. Right. So let's ask it this way and I'll let you go. Are they teaching the stuff in school or are they not? And without it. And if they are teaching it in school, what extent is it? Is it 75% of their curriculum as this stuff? Is it minor that they touch on it here and there? What happens in schools? Because I really don't know. Okay, so my answer is yes without a doubt they're teaching critical race theory. Now, originally, I had come out and made the statement that it's all in the pedagogy and it's not in the curriculum. That's not true. And that's not true because it is in some of the curriculum. Allow me to explain. If you were teaching any kind of history in any kind of subject, whether it's science history, whether it's math history, whether it's American history, civics, et cetera, you will use the 1619 Project in a lot of schools Indianapolis uses it. It's resolution number one 6 one 9 is our Black Lives Matter resolution. And no, that isn't following resolution one 6 one 8. And it suggests that it once our districts to teach this new narrative based history instead of fact based history to our students. And there are very weird conversations that we have in math at well, and this was last year that I was having these conversations with some of the individuals in the math department. Well, the white man actually stole math from the Arabic and Indian world. We stole it. I want to know who was there in like 400 BC. And I want to see them stealing math. What does that even mean? But that's the narrative. And so that's the curriculum based. Yeah, so it is in the curriculum..
TFG Truth
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on TFG Truth
"You have curriculum, which is the stuff you teach, and then you have pedagogy, which is how you teach. Critical race theory is a lot more simple than that. And there is curriculum and pedagogy, of course. Critical race theory is just a lens. That's all it is. It is a lens to view history in the United States primarily. Critical race theory suggests that since 1619, black Americans have been abused utterly tortured and that the very founding of America itself was too continuous slavery. That's what Nicole Hannah Jones suggested aronis Lee as she later came back and admitted it wasn't true. That's what critical race theory suggests that every single thing. So this is this to me then people have to hear that whole statement, what you just said, because if you said black Americans have been enslaved, they've been punished. They've been persecuted. Most of us would say, yeah, absolutely. They have. Right. But it doesn't stop. It's in history. But not what the second part of your statement is. And that's continuing. And that's the way we should proceed. And that's the difference, I think. Capitalism, it's just slavery with a different form. Any kind of they call them white attributes. This was actually exposed with a lot of guides that the Smithsonian were using in describing culture talking about aspects of white culture, like promptness showing up on time, referencing things and texts, the nuclear family. Making sure to keep your work week steady and meet deadlines as an aspect of white culture. And these things are based on this critical race theory lens that everything society is built of is actually white supremacy. That is critical race theory. So when you teach students anything through that lens, you are teaching them critical race theory. And the number of people who don't get that is quite frankly sad. And I guess obviously you've now talk a little bit about your chalkboard review, right? And you're exposing these types of things. I guess what's so confusing for someone like me is that just seems like it's what every good American citizen should do, right? Get up, go to work. Spend your 40 hours a week at work. If you've got to go to school, you show up to school. You don't just skip school, right? These are all very simple ideas that to me. I don't know how we go from, okay, this is what life is, and then all of a sudden, no, that's racist. Showing up to work on time. Are you kidding me? How could you expect somebody to show up to work at them? How do we go there? And how do you define those things as racial and how are they not multi generational? These are things that your children hopefully your parents, your grandparents, great grandparents, all believed, like you get up, you're contributing. I don't know. When I get into all these kinds of conversations and debates, I always just think, this is really when we've talked about this. It's not about left or right, it's about right or wrong. And it's also about who contributes and who doesn't. And that's how I view a lot of this. And it doesn't matter what race you're, I don't see gender. I don't see any of that. I just think contribute or don't contribute..
Mark Levin
Nikole Hannah-Jones Says Americans Have 'An Obsession With Guns'
"The call Hannah Jones included Listen to this cut 11 go We have an article that talks about the Second Amendment That's by doctor Carol Anderson in out of Emory And really argue that our obsession with guns we are What is an obsession with guns me What does that mean These phrases that the marxists use we have an obsession with guns You know as an exception with guns the communist Chinese government The Cuban communist government the communist vet Venezuelan government the police states have obsession with guns They have the obsession with taking them from you So they can overpower you with their own guns Now the call Hannah Jones is a moron The police are systemically racist Because they're there to keep in place this white dominant society which we know is unjust in every respect Meanwhile you are obsessed with guns so you need to be disarmed And it all goes back to slavery You're going to what Oh yes indeed That's how much she knows about the Bill of Rights in the constitution All goes back to slavery Did you read the Second Amendment Nicole Hannah Jones does it say only white people and slave owners have a right to gun Is that what it says Cut 11 go We have more guns than almost any society in the world Who cares What does that have to do with anything What does that have to do with anything Why does it matter Are we supposed to compare ourselves to France
Mark Levin
Nikole Hannah-Jones Says U.S. Dropped Bombs on Japan for Financial Reasons
"Nicole Hannah Jones tweets over at the federalist they picked it up Sean Fleetwood New York magazine writer and founder of the 1619 Project the call Hannah Jones took to Twitter this week to offer historically illiterate take on why the United States bond Hiroshima during World War II In a course she was promoted by The New York Times or 1619 project cronut but a New York Times Historical scholars from every walk of life came out and said she doesn't know what the hell she's talking about but it doesn't matter You see And now deleted November 6th tweet Jones attempted to argue that the only reason the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city was due to financial reasons All you World War II vets listen to this She said they dropped the bomb They I guess meaning her country America When they knew surrender was coming because they'd spent all this money developing it and to prove it was worth it She wrote propaganda's not history my friend Now that is unbelievable She is a complete idiot She is a complete idiot Their first bomb was dropped and then the second bomb was dropped because Japan refused to accept unconditional surrender And that's what Harry Truman insisted on She is a historical illiterate but she can push her Pablo her hate for this country and there's not a single corrupt media platform that wouldn't love to
Call Your Girlfriend
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on Call Your Girlfriend
"And so i was just really china like remember who i was and also kind of meat who i was becoming and i kept walking by this neighborhood. School emerson elementary. And it was so beautiful to me because especially coming from brooklyn to oakland and this has just filled with flora gorgeous trees and flowers. And i was like the school so beautiful and kind of looking at the kids in observing their joy and then it really occurred to me like where all the white kids. Because this neighborhood is mixed. And i've seen a lot of little kids in this neighborhood. Like where are they going to school. And you know as i've often said that. Question launched journey of a thousand moral miles of interrogating my whiteness of interrogating the contradictions within sort of progressive white spaces. Where there's so much talk about equity injustice and yet when these big for can the road moments happened like. Where do you send your kids to school. I think so many of us take what we perceive to be the much safer route so i learned so much after those original questions from journalists like nicole hannah jones and professor records e johnson at berkeley and others about the ways in which integrated schools do have a profound effect long-term effect on kids of color. And it's a dose response relationships earlier in the longer kids are integrated environments. You know the more likely. They are to go to college the more likely they are to earn more over lifetime. The more Healthy they are lifetime and for white kids. So that's for kids of color and for white kids. They do find academically and all other ways and they have this other set of social emotional skills because they've been living in learning in multiracial environments and multi class environments and that kind of thing so cognitively it all made sense like of course we're going to send our kid there but the emotional work of really examining my own psyche and all of the biopsies therein and kind of breaking for my social circle and making a choice that no one else is really making that i had known before was is another big piece of the book which is like the messier stuff than the the research. Which is you know. It's pretty easy to put research on a page. But it's another thing to actually live it in phasers now so the research is just clarify. Zeno people can hear the research that you cited and say well you know. Of course you know why people are going to be fine not without knowing the context what what makes the white children who go to any school that they go to okay right and why do black ryan and indigenous and other you know my next and other kids of color. Why do they need sort of proximity to whiteness..
710 WOR
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on 710 WOR
"Covert and socially acceptable forms of white supremacy, including the phrase Make America great again. There's also a separate video session featuring Nicole Hannah Jones, The New York Times journalist best known for being the editor of the 16 19 project. She was a fraud. That woman? Yeah. This retails the founding of America through the eyes of slaves and in this Google training session. Um, she says the first Americans the first Africans being sold in 16 19 is more foundational to the American story than the pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock. Some great. It's great has just run down the country. And when you're in favor of all this, right, Lynn, just let's say to the to it. No, no, don't track me into your little little game here. I you know any thoughtful in the demo Any any thoughts is the Democratic position. Len is America an evil country because it was founded on the original sin of slavery. Is America therefore evil. Do you believe that? Do. I believe America is evil? No, I do not. But I believe that there there has been the racism since day one. Yeah, I can make you think. Do you think, Make America great again as a racism I might being put on trial here. Leave me alone. Performer sportscaster who wandered into this mess will be out of this. You guys discuss it. Did you? Did you fall? Did you read all that stuff on the 16 19 project their lunch? I didn't. I'm not yet. It's not like it's not like to do this, Michael. Sure. Okay. Alright. Up next, um We're going to talk to New York Post sports columnist Ken Davidoff will get his thoughts on Derek Jeter being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame and some 9 11 memories from Ken Davidoff. The New York's boats on your Post sports columnist. I should say it's coming up next. I'm Bernie Better with your w O R traffic,.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Pentagon Has No Idea How Many U.S. Citizens Are in Afghanistan
"So how many americans are still in afghanistan. wouldn't it be the role of government to find out. Will maybe if our government was spying on american citizens citizens domestically so much. We would have a better idea of the headcount in afghanistan another. They're too busy worrying about whether or not you reject kovic vaccine mandates. According to the department of homeland security cut ninety the pentagon has no idea. How does a multi trillion dollar government. Have even just a ballpark figure of how many of their own citizens are in a country that they're curly currently occupying and waging war. And how is that even possible. Cut ninety those numbers. The seven thousand saying this is this is afghan. Do not have a. I do not have breakdown. I i suspect that overtime as our manifesting process gets more refined we may be able to be there. But i. We don't have that specific breakdown. Khomeini americans american citizens remain in in. I don't know he does not know so who gets preference in priority will if you were to implement the doctrine of the woke the principals and the tenants of the activists like million austin who run our military will then americans do not get first preference to leave the country because americans are evil. You see if you implement nicole. Hannah jones belief that america was founded on slavery. And we've always been slayed. We've always been engaging in a form of slavery as henry. Rogers who renamed himself as max candy would say or tani see coats would say then. Why would you ever prioritize. Americans in a time of need you see when chaos breaks out you need to know your rulers priorities.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Critical Race Theory Is the Death of Common Ground
"This idea of objectivity is one of the agreed upon attributes of western society. We have now seen this this theme of my truth james. You don't know what it's like to be a black lesbian woman. Therefore i must have a lot of power and you must sit down and shut up talk about the death of objectivity and how this all ties together. So it's beyond even the death of objectivity but we'll talk about that. It's the death of having things in common. It's the death of being able to find common ground or common sensibility with which we can communicate with one another. The point of an objective view of the world is you may not agree with me about some facts about the world but we agree about how we're going to go investigate it. We agree that there are methods that work better than others. Okay and so with math. Math is objective. It is absolutely it's literally logically true it is. There's no question about whether or not it's true. There's nothing to argue about. It is objectively the case. For example the two plus two equals four. That is the case. I know this is a controversial statement. In fact i made it a controversial last year. I by trolling nicole. Hannah jones of new york times into making fun of me for saying to four and then it blew up and then you had the t h chen school public health at harvard. Tweeting to five in the middle of a pandemic. We're half the country's afraid they're over counting. How about that. So the goal is to break down our ability to talk to one another and understand one another in the reason is because if we can't understand one another and a common language we can be controlled by the people who get to set this objective standards the new subjective standard that new sensibility. That's replacing a common. Sensibility is called intersection. -ality which means in short we can talk about what it means in the theory blah blah blah but insured. It means you have to think about who you are and how systemic power dynamics influence whether what you said matters are not always in everything. It's think about who you are and be divided against one another
Feminist Utopia
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on Feminist Utopia
"I'm happy that they're all dead and lee atwater went hard and he was in case. You don't know. He was a key. Republican operative in the early eighties late seventies Who started the whole reagan revolution and specifically used southern strategy to make people more racist and all these other things. He died of a brain tumor good. But she like oh. You're sick if you do that. And i'm like no the world's better off without some people get how i view it so yeah. They're made new media carbon grid retribution. But at least he's not polluting the water anymore. But we still have henry kissinger. He's gonna outlive me anyway. Good vibes to nicole hannah jones so we mentioned in a previous episode. She is a an award winning journalist. Who won a pulitzer for her work on the nineteen sixteen project. Six sheep in one thousand nine hundred sixteen thousand nine hundred. Read it back the night. We need a nine hundred and sixteen project to. I'm sure it was horrible. Rescission that Do but thank you. The sixteen nineteen project who had been offered the night chair for journalism at the university of north carolina and instead of granting her the tenure that she was i wouldn't say required to have but they decided to withhold it by not having a vote of the university trustees. They didn't say no they didn't say yes. They just didn't approve it. Isn't that really like peak passive aggressive stuff Of but we were part of the outrage on that but now okay. I.
KQED Radio
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on KQED Radio
"How inequality structured into our society. And if you deny that, then you don't pass policies to fix it. Nicole Hannah Jones at Howard University will be starting a center for journalism and democracy. Tell us what your vision there is moving forward. Absolutely. I feel that we are in a very dangerous moment in our democracy where we're seeing efforts to really erode our free speech where we're seeing efforts to erode our voting protections. Kind of the most fundamental rights you have in a democracy is the right to vote. But yet I don't think our political reporting is really rising to the moment too many of our political reporters. I think, believe because of their experiences as part of the majority in this country that our democracy will hold that our institutions will self correct and that we should just cover politics is kind of both sides, narrative or horse race. But that's not what's happening and Dangerous period if the media does not act as the firewall for democracy. Well to wrap up here. Nicole Hannah Jones. After your experience at UNC, you wrote quote The burden of working for racial justice is laid on the very people bearing the brunt of the injustice. And not the powerful people who maintain it. I say to you, I refuse. What is the lesson from your experience for the board of trustees at UNC and for students there and everywhere. Thank you for asking that walking away from the University of North Carolina was a very difficult decision. I understand what it would mean for someone like myself to be on campus for students and for faculty and for the very necessary worked at the university has to do. But I also think that it is fundamentally unfair that the people who have suffered the injustice are continuously ask to remain in institutions that they will have to fight for basic fair treatment and that we should be charged with healing and fixing the problems that people in power I've created. Wanted to send the message that that obligation lies with the board of trustees with the university's leadership and with the state Legislature that has such a powerful role in determining the future of that university. It is time for the people who have power to take responsibility for the structures that they uphold, and if there's going to be true healing, it cannot be based on the sacrifice of those who have already sacrificed so much. Nicole.
Democracy Now! Audio
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"This is democracy. Now the president of haiti juvenile moez has been assassinated in an armed attack in his home. Haiti's first lady was also injured for months. Patients have been protesting the us back president for refusing to leave office when his term ended in february. We'll get the latest then. Pulitzer prize winning new york. Times journalist. Nicole hannah jones has rejected a tenure offer at the university of north carolina chapel hill her alma mater to join the faculty of howard university after prominent right wing donor at. Unc opposed giving her. Tenure has been reported is that there was a great deal of political interference by conservatives. Who don't like the work that i've done particularly sixteen thousand nine hundred and also by the powerful donor who gave the largest donation in the seventy year history of the journalism school. All that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now democracy now dot org the warren peace report. I'm amy goodman. Haitian president giovanelli movies was assassinated at his home early this morning. First lady martine moe's was also injured and has been hospitalized. President movies had been in office since two thousand seventeen but face large scale protests from two thousand eighteen denouncing government corruption and demanding his resignation rights groups. Say he's responsible for the brutal. Crackdown on protesters and other government critics earlier this year. His opponents accused moi's of orchestrating a coup to stay in power beyond february seventh when his term officially ended but movies clung power with support from the biden administration. Popular demonstrations against moe's had recently escalated will have more on this breaking story after headlines here in new york city. The associated press called the democratic primary race to become the city's next mayor for brooklyn borough president former police captain. Eric atoms the latest tally. Which accounts for most absentee ballots saw adams edge out former sanitation commissioner catherine garcia by one percentage point or just eight thousand four hundred twenty six votes adams who would be the city second. Black mayor ran to the right of his party. Promising to tackle crime. He's also known for supporting charter schools. And the real estate industry meanwhile updated tallies in the new york city council races show women are on track to represent a majority for the first time ever pulitzer prize winning journalist nicole. Hannah jones has rejected a tenure offer at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. And will instead join the faculty of howard university as the inaugural night chair in race and journalism. Hannah jones whose best known for her work on the new york sixteen nineteen project which originally denied tenure by unc. On tuesday she spoke to cbs. News is gayle king. What has been reported is that there was a great deal of political interference by conservatives. Who don't like the work that i've done particularly sixteen nineteen project and also by the powerful donor who gave the largest donation in the seventy year history of the journalism school. So it's pretty clear that my tenure was not taken because of political opposition because of discriminatory views against my viewpoint. And i believe my race. My nicole hannah jones will be joined at howard. A prominent historically black university by the acclaimed author and journalist tana hussy coats will have more on this story later in the broadcast in immigration news. The biden administration's extended temporary protected status or tps two yemeni nationals already in the us citing the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in their home country. Where the un estimates some twenty million people many of them children now rely on aid and tps will be extended for roughly seventeen hundred yemenis through early march twenty three. The current term was set to expire in september. The pentagon announced. It's canceling contentious ten billion dollar contract for a cloud computing system as joint enterprise defense infrastructure or jedi. The contract was granted to microsoft in two thousand. Nine thousand. Nine hundred and amazon sued saying the decision was influenced by then president. Trump's animist towards jeff bezos. Who stepped down earlier this week as amazon. Ceo after tuesday's announcement amazon stock soared amid speculation. That company would receive some or all of a new pentagon contract bloomberg reports bezos personal wealth increased by eight point. Four billion dollars in one day top. Us officials hosted the brother of saudi crown. Prince mohammad bin salman tuesday. The biden administration had not publicly announced the visit by deputy defense minister prince. Khalid bin salman amidst ongoing pressure to reevaluate the relationship between the us and saudi arabia. An intelligence report released in february found that mohammed bin salman directly approved the assassination of washington post columnist. Jamal khashoggi she in two thousand eighteen white house. Press secretary jen psaki told reporters tuesday the. Us was reaffirming. Its commitment to the nation's long standing partnership and saudi defense united nations is warning over three quarters of households in lebanon. Do not have enough food or money to buy food. As the social political and economic crises continued to spiral there. The devastating recession and inflation has led the currency to plunge by ninety percent forcing over half the population into poverty and facing major food and fuel shortages. The world bank's calling the situation in lebanon one of the worst economic depressions of modern history. The european union threatened sanctions last month. The country's leaders could not quickly form a new government and enact reforms caretaker. Prime minister hassan. Diab who resigned from his premiership following the tragic explosion at the port of beirut last august issued another dire warning this week mamata was calling the united nations all international agencies international community and worldwide dependent helps these people from dying and prevent the demise of lebanon living on his a few days away from the social explosion. Starkly slow in israel. The recently formed government too far right prime minister enough taliban it failed to extend an partake law that denies citizenship and even residency two palestinians from the occupied territories who are married to his rallies. The racists law had been extended every year since it was enacted in two thousand and three. The law failed to pass after former leader. Benjamin netanyahu's party and his allies food against it to undermine the ruling coalition which ousted him last month in iran. The outgoing government is hosting talks between the taliban negotiators and afghan government officials as the us closes in on completing its withdrawal from afghanistan and it's taliban forces continue to make major territorial advances. Tens of thousands of families have fled their homes in recent weeks. Foreign minister mohammad. Javad zarif said. Afghans must now make difficult decisions for the future of their country after.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Nikole Hannah-Jones Declines UNC Tenure Position and Will Join Howard University
"On and off the University of North Carolina at Capitol Hill at Chapel Hill, the school boards the school's board of trustees voted to grant tenure two Pulitzer Prize winner Nicole Hannah Jones. She's the author behind the 16 19 Project for The New York Times. At first, the University board declined to hold a vote on the issue. Hannah Jones spoke exclusively to CBS this morning about how the decision has impacted her life. It was embarrassing to be the first person Should be denied tenure. It was embarrassing, and I didn't want this to become a public scandal. I didn't want to drag my university through the pages of newspapers because I was the first and the only black person in that position to be denied tenure. In the end, Hannah Jones has chosen to come here to D. C S. Howard University to teach instead, Dave Preston
790 KABC
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Bureau shows up Nicole Hannah Jones Professional liar. They received tenure at the University of North Carolina. I'm kind of happy about it to be honest. I said for a long time I've become an acceleration is when it comes to universities and colleges. When it comes to universities and colleges. I think that, um, Basically, the colleges should embrace the most radical points of view. They should enshrine them. And then everybody who recruits for business should just start ignoring college degrees. We have daily wire Do not take college degrees. Into account when it comes to hiring right, well higher If you have qualifications. If you have work experience, we will hire you whether you went to high school when he went to college. We don't care. We would be hypocrites to do anything less. My business partner, Jeremy Boring. Never graduated from college. I was Harvard Law School Educational degrees are quite desperate. Our business partnership remains intact. At the very silly notion that if you get a degree from the University of North Carolina, this somehow qualifies you to actually do anything in life. If you are a liberal arts major, or someone who studied with Nicole Hannah Jones is absurd on its face. No, By the way, note going out to all major Republican donors to the University of North Carolina. This is where your money is going. Understand that your money is now going your donations. You may love the Tar heels, but your donation is now going You pay Nicole Hannah Jones salary should think about that before you sign the check. Think about what you would wish to subsidize with your dollars. NBC News reports in a 94 vote. The board of trustees the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Wednesday approved tenure or Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Nicole Hannah Jones, Nicola Jones, a professional liar and prevaricator, she has no academic credentials that would qualify her for a tenure track position at a major university. She has. I'm not qualified for a tenure track position in a major university, and I actually have more degrees than she does. The vote Wednesday after a closed session comes after a controversy over why Hannah Jones was not offered tenure in her appointment at the husband School of Journalism and the answer is pretty much no one is offered tenure right off the bat. Typically, you are in tenure track and then you earn tenure. But originally she was supposed to be given tenure just straight off the bat at the husband School of journalism, which means you can't fire her ever. Hannah Jones said that Wednesday's outcome was about more than her. Of course. Of course, he's everything with the Ana Jones is, uh, is about more than her. The fight is about ensuring the journalistic and academic freedom of black writers, researchers, teachers and students, she said. We must ensure our work is protected and able to proceed free from the risk of repercussions. And we are not there yet. Really, it seems we're not there yet. Because you are utterly unqualified. You have ever been offered this position. You lied in the 16 19 project repeatedly. You treat people who disagree with you academically like garbage. You're extraordinarily radical. And yet somehow you have not only been celebrated by our culture, you have been handed basically the editorship of The New York Times now, as well as a tenure track. Non tenure track, a train your position at the University of North Carolina. Sounds like systemic racism is working very poorly in the United States, I must say. Is working truly terribly because it seems like the institutions of the United States that are most powerful are too busy honoring call Hannah Jones to ask simple questions like Does she know what the hell she's talking about? Other way. Nicole Hannah Jones again one of our great racial geniuses. So she she didn't interview in which he explained that actually, racial violence is good. Nobody should be surprised about this. She celebrated racial violence last year in the middle of the pandemic when the riots happening in America's major cities. People tweeted out that this where these were the 16 19 rights, and she basically said, I hope so. The truth is Nicole Hannah Jones has been propagating lies and misinformation for years. I mean, Nicole Hannah Jones last year was suggesting that violence in the streets a good thing. The civil rights movement leads to this massive civil rights legislation being passed the 64 Civil Rights Act in the 65 Voting Rights Act, and at the same time urban ghettos all across the north are going up in flames. People are having uprisings and folks were so confused because there's if Huge expansion of black rights happening, but they aren't doing anything about the living conditions of black people on the ground in northern cities, and those people realize that nonviolent protest was not going to resolve the issues that they were facing. Oh, nonviolent protest is not what actually resolve the civil rights movement is actually giant riots in major American cities, which actually As studies demonstrate, according to David Shore, who basically had his career ended by people like Nicole Hannah Jones, who decided he couldn't even mention this. He pointed out that riots actually cut against the interest of the people who are riding. It. Turns out most Americans don't like riders. They're not fans. It turns out that the Watts riots in the Detroit riots and actually not only inhibited racial progress in those cities that actually emptied out large parts of those cities in the first place. Here's Nicole Hannah John, I mean she's celebrating violence. That's what she's doing on CBS News, and not only by, she's not just then, right, she's celebrating and and then you at least might have made the case. Although it's hard to make the case that the racial violence in Detroit, Los Angeles was useful. At least in the 19 sixties. There is a much more solid basis for the notion that America had systemic racism problems, considering that half the country literally enshrined racism in law. This is the same Nicole Hannah Jones. He said last year that destroying property isn't actually violence. It is disturbing to see the property being destroyed. It is disturbing to see people taking property from stores. But these are things and violence is when an agent of the state kneels on a man's neck until all of the life is leached out of his body. Destroying property, which can be replaced is not violence and to put those things to use the exact same language to describe those two things, I think Really, um It's not. It's not moral to do that. Now. Give that Lady tenure lady deserves tenure, one of the wisest voices on race in America Nicole Hannah Jones. Of course, she she also lies about policing generally right. She's been lying for years, saying that policing involved at a slave catching which, of course, is not true. Modern policing, particularly in the south. And as you said, in certain parts of the Northeast actually evolved out of the slave patrols. Um, the slave patrols were put in place to deputize white Americans to police enslaved communities to ensure that enslaved people were only in the places they were allowed to put down slave insurrections. And the slave patrols had the right to stop and question any black person enslaved or free, whom they've deemed to be suspicious. Okay, that, of course not true, as Dan McLaughlin rights at National Review to the extent that modern police forces took over the job of enforcing racist laws, That's because enforcing the laws is what police do so if you don't like the fact that they're racist laws, and you should really look to the Legislature, But to suggest that modern policing is an outgrowth of slave catching patrols by civilians is silly. Policing in some form has existed for as long as there's been civilization, says McLaughlin. It was typically led by a few government officers, a sheriff, a magistrate constable, perhaps a local feudal lord, You'll remember that the sheriff of Nottingham is the bad guy in Robin Hood. But the old English tradition, which came to the American colonies relied heavily on community volunteers. According to an article by Gary Potter. Okay, the development of policing in the United States closely followed the development of policing in England..
Our Body Politic
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on Our Body Politic
"And i do think that it's going to be a really interesting and complicated moment for the republican party where republican centrists still are not really finding a lot of traction. You know this is a party. That was willing to exile liz cheney from a leadership position so we will see how former president trump does in maintaining base of support. But i don't think that his ideological framework is going anywhere even if he doesn't become prominent again. I want to turn to another hot debate topic. We've covered because there's a new development nicole. Hannah jones and her tenure the husband school of journalism and media at the university of north carolina. The this week we found out that the award has decided to grant tenure to professor. Hannah jones variety. How does the treatment of nicole. Hannah jones relate to the questions of what good journalism is including objectivity. Obviously you and. I both know nicole hannah jones and i have not only been watching this through the lens of her work and of course that is pulitzer prize winning work. But also through. The work of people like luis raven wallace. Who wrote a book and does a podcast view from somewhere talking about how journalistic objectivity. Which certainly i was taught was the prized. You know standard has been used to veil different people's political and economic interest. People like wallace point out that journalists who question authority as i to be wells did many many decades ago as nicole. Hannah jones is now are told that their work is not up to par or held to higher standards. You know there was so much pseudoscience of race You know throughout history in journalism. You think about superpredators. That was pseudoscience. Crack babies pseudoscience. This is essentially disinformation that got embedded in the news under the veil of like we're just being objective but it had no actual basis and so then you have people like nicole hannah jones talking about things that actually happened but that are viewed as threatening so. I think that it really points out. How much homework that the whole field of journalism still has to do as well as the very complicated donor relations you know in the end. This boils down in part to money and to you know a donor that was opposed to a prominent award winning journalist. I think the whole country still has a lot of homework to do around these issues and the university setting is just the latest place where we see that playing out. Tiffany what role do you think that. Like the sixteen nineteen project. Plays in our body politic. It's the most important role that we have to ensure that our voices are heard. When i say our voices i mean my voice fries voice. Aaron your voice as Black women as women of color in roles particularly journalism and law where the standard again is white and male I spent the majority of my career trying to fit myself. My round self into a square peg because i never understood that the law in all of its quote unquote objectively was from the frame of white male. Land owning slave owners. Ray everything that nicole. Hannah jones has endured as it relates to the sixteen nineteen project. Earning tenure at unc is maybe on a smaller scale of struggle that many black women and women of color faced in their everyday lives of trying to fit into a white male dominated image. When we clearly don't and making us feel as if something's wrong with us when we point out that hey these clothes don't fit. Hey this frame doesn't fit. And so i think it's critical that we continue challenging notions of objectivity both in journalism and in law. But also just in the world as we exist yeah. I think you're exactly right. Tiffany so with that. I mean wow. The tea was caffeinated this week..
AP News Radio
University Trustees to Vote on Nikole Hannah-Jones Tenure
"It became a national controversy and now you NC Chapel Hill trustees could vote today on whether or not to approve tenure for Nicole Hannah Jones the journalist behind the new York times sixteen nineteen project on slavery and racism university leaders had said had a Jones's tenure application was halted because she did not come from a quote traditional academic background and a trustee wanted more time to consider her a prominent donor revealed he had emailed university leaders challenging her work as highly contentious and controversial which others have said as well the black journalists one a Pulitzer Prize for her work on the sixteen nineteen project and said she would not start work in July at UNC Chapel Hill with out tenure black faculty staff and students have said the university does not value them I'm Julie Walker
Mark Levin
Joy Reid Is a Propagandist and a Bigot, Pushing Her Ideology on Others
"Propaganda is in a bigot. You want to debate it? That's debated joy. Here she goes, and she has Nicole Hannah Jones on Who is not a historian. She was writing for The New York Times, and she pushed this 16 19 project and she's pushed it into your schools. And the 16 19 project is an offshoot of critical race theory. Just so, you know. And one Pulitzer Prize winning legitimate historian after another, not right wing left wing or anyway Has condemned her phony scholarship. All out there for anyone to read, and by the way. I take her on in the book, too. And the 16 19 project. I told you Two rather comprehensive book Cut. Nine Go. You're you're seeing these things enacted at the same time that some of the same voices are attacking black lives matter. Which a lot of what's amazing about this. Troy Reed. She'll never come on a show like mine. So she talks to herself she brings on guests. Who are who are Puppets. Basically, she bounces off her own ideology. That's it, That's all she does. Go ahead. People have joined a movement of young white people who joined which their maybe their parents and grandparents don't like and when you're also seeing this national security What You're seeing these things enacted at the same time that some of the same voices are attacking black lives matter which a lot of young white people have joined white people are joined. Maybe their parents and grandparents don't like you're seeing this national security threat of white nationalism. Go ahead. Of white nationalism that is actually threatening the lives of people in state capital. We saw a lot of riots in the streets from black lives matter and teeth and other thugs. Which was really threatening the lives of people in the streets, including black lives. Did you miss that joy? Where were you? Were you with the other joy from the view?
In The Thick
The Tulsa Race Massacre: Where Are the Reparations?
"Week was one hundred years right. Since the tulsa race massacre occurred this is when a mob of white people with support from local politicians and the police killed an estimated. Three hundred black americans burned down over one thousand two and fifty homes destroyed businesses. And all of this in the greenwood district of tulsa oklahoma. Which by the way was known as black wall street because it was so thriving so dynamic so filled with life and economic potential. Well okay no surprise. None of the white attackers were ever convicted for this crime which happened after a false report of a black teenager attacking a white girl. The girl later dropped the charges but white local media ran a racist article with an inflammatory headline which essentially incited the mob attack. So okay the role of media and journalism historically in this country. Let's take a look at that. Also white media. There helped cover up what happened in this. Like incredible part of the united states in the greenwood district barely any mentioned in the newspapers in textbooks government officials locals so finally one hundred years later. There is a reckoning happening in mainstream establishments. I have a question whether or not if george floyd had not been murdered. You know how extensive with these commemorations be but president biden visited tulsa this week. It's the first time a. Us president has done so to acknowledge what happened in greenwood. He did meet with survivors. I posted this jamila from nicole. Hannah jones who by the way shoutout were watching out for you and unc is are on that what nicole hannah jones said was the only thing i'm interested in right. Now is the reparations
KSFO-AM
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Want to tell you about my show if you ever had a chance to check it out. Listen, obviously, we know political issues are important, but I don't think they're the most important thing or the most entertaining thing. Frankly, that's why on my show, we take the focus away from straight politics and we talk instead about culture. Social issues, even pop culture. I mean, everything that affects your family in a direct way, because you don't wake up in the morning thinking about what bureaucrats in D C are up to. At least I don't our concerns are more immediate than that, And that's what I try to analyze, and that's where I bring the focus. So If you're looking for something that's a little different from most conservative shows, and you're hoping to hear about issues that go beyond the sea. And that maybe aren't the issues that the mainstream media is talking about all the time. Then come check out the Matt Walsh. Oh, Monday through Friday. ITunes Soundcloud YouTube Anywhere you go for podcasts. I'm there lurking in the dark, waiting watching. That sounded creepier than I wanted it to. Anyway. The Matt Walsh. Oh, check it out. I'll see you there. Okay, so How do we know where this is going? We know this is going to the left and being shy about it. So, for example, there was a woman in Lay a tourist who is a well followed Dr MD online. She tweeted out about the Lila Rose. Our friend Lila rose from live action. Who's a pro life advocate? She tweeted out January 7th abortion is violence. Okay. It is. It turns out that when you kill a baby in the womb that is not an act of peace. Exactly is an act of violence against another living human being. That's a typical pro life position. Their tourist tweeted out. This is violent rhetoric is objectively false and meant to incite others to commit crimes against clinics, patients and health care providers. This is what domestic terrorism looks like. Okay, This is this How it's gonna go. It's turtles all the way down. Point here from the left is going to be over and over and over again. And if you are right wing you're inciting violence. If you're conservative, you're inciting violence. And you knew that Trump was inciting violence. And so if you voted for him, you're responsible, too. This is the one person ng of tens of millions of Americans that were about to watch John Brennan, who committed literal crimes mean John Brennan had his CIA spying on the Legislature, and then he lied to the American people about it. Which is in fact a threat to the constitutional order. He tweeted out anyone now seeking national redemption. By claiming to no longer support, Trump must acknowledge how wrong it was to ignore and enable his corrupt, dishonest and divisive agenda. Total denunciation of a desperate legacy is necessary to eradicate any remaining malignancy. It's another one of you supported the Abraham accords or if you supported the tax cuts, or if you just like his judicial picks, or if you thought that sometimes when he was fighting back in the culture wars that was absolutely justified. You're part of the problem, right? You cannot be redeemed. You are irredeemable your irredeemable. Meanwhile, you got Nicole Hannah Jones. Nicole Hannah Jones is, of course, the progenitor of the 16 19 Project, a pack of lies about the United States of America. Let's understand how all of that size in here. As James Lindsey has pointed out on Twitter. The entire argument of 16 19 projects that America is a white supremacist project, and therefore that project came to its culmination last week in the Capitol building, and the only way to cure America is to wipe clean everybody. So she tweeted out. She's a damned liar. She's a pro Vera Cater a Pulitzer Prize winning garbage pseudo historian. She tweeted out. The reckoning needs to come to the media. To there. It is What I love most is our guardians of First Amendment freedoms. The people who say it's really bad when Trump called the press, the enemy of the people saying It looks like some of the members the presser and meeting people. I mean, that's what it sounds like. Right there. The reckoning means imagine if Trump had tweeted out. The reckoning needs to come to the media, too. Imagine, just change the picture in the name. The reckoning needs to come to the media to with that counts as incitement against the media with that counts as an attack on fundamental elements of our republic. But according to Nicole Hannah Jones, and you know the reckoning needs to come for anyone. I disagree with. Here's one my personal favorite Sarah's song. So Sarah's Song is a columnist attacked columnist for The New York Times. So Sarah's song a few years ago, you'll recall this podcast it about it. Sarah Zhang. People dug up some of her old tweets. They were super racist here about how white people were super bad and terrible. White men were awful. They're really, really bad. And there's a lot of talk online about whether she'd just been hired by the New York Times She should be able to keep her job in The New York Times. Some of us argued that cancel culture should not prevail here. The New York Times knew exactly what she was, and they should hire her. If you continue to hire her, let them be as openly political and awful is they want to be Some of us defended her right. So much did But not Sarah's young. She wanted nothing. She's going to go after everybody else. So who should be banned? She says. I wondered when Twitter is going to ban Andy. No. And you know, of course, is the on the ground journalist has been documenting the privations of Aunt Eva. And so she says, it's time to Ben. And right now is the time we get to go after all our enemies since this so exciting, right? I mean, if you're on the left now is a time when you have something really bad happened last week, and that was terrible. But the good news is now is a perfect time to de platform and destroy anybody who disagrees with us and use every tool at our disposal from tech to the media to corporations to really just, you know, wipe the slate clean. Just do this thing. Meanwhile, over in Congress Meanwhile, over in in Congress, Corie Corie Bush, who's a BLM activist Joined by Guyana Presley there now suggesting that the 14th amendment which says that you cannot be a senator or Republican senator or representative, rather in Congress, or elector of the president or vice president, if you joined in an insurrection. Rebellion right. It was written right after the civil war right, so meant to refer to people who had engaged in the actual Confederacy. Cori Bush said. Yes, it's the 14th amendment. And it's why I'm introducing a resolution to investigate and expel the members who attempted to overturn the presidential election and incited a white supremacist coup attempt. If you agree, call your representative and asked them to co sponsor it. It was a perfect time to throw any elected represent elected representatives out of Congress on the basis that they were complicit in an insurrection. All of them so I can disagree with Josh Holly. I can disagree with Ted Cruz. I can say I thought that their policy was cynical. I thought what they were doing was not constitutional. I thought that they were doing was not legal. It is not. That.
790 KABC
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Any security is only made by private placement Memorandum. Read it. First CS at Endara. Not yet. Okay, so As I say the broader media arguments that everybody on the right is culpable for what happened in the capital riots and therefore everybody on the right to be excised. This sort of came to a bizarre combination with regard to politico. So a couple of weeks ago, I was approached by somebody in upper management of political who shall remain nameless for the safety of their career. And they asked me to write the political playbook. So for those were not Washington, D. C inside, Hurry. The political playbook is this thing that's been around for, like 2007 it sort of the morning briefing for a lot of people on Capitol Hill. I'm not going to say that it's like super widely disseminated Our website. Daily wire has much, much more traffic than the playbook, but it sort of prestigious right. It's a prestigious thing from politico well. The authors of political playbook. The end of last year, decided they were gonna write the political playbook anymore. And so they've been trying to figure out who's going to write it. In the meantime, they've been doing this kind of cavalcade of comedy stars. Basically, they have a famous person. Right. The political playbook each day and they rotated so about three weeks ago is before the beginning of the new year. Somebody from political approach me and they said, Would you like to write the political playbook? One morning? I said That sounds like fun, You know, kind of a cool thing. I've been kind of a fan of the playbook for for a long time, because again inside politics inside baseball kind of stuff sound. It sounds like a cool thing. I sort of consult internally with other people's business, and we thought this is kind of a fun, neat thing. And in a good way to do a little bi partisan stuff at the beginning of the year. So last week, all hell broke loose, right, though the world just explodes and I called up the guy political knows I'm really busy right now. I'm not sure that I can actually do this because Like things are kind of crazy, and he said, no. You know, we already slated you in. We really would love for you to do it. We hope you'll reconsider on Monday. I thought, you know what I actually did make the commitment and it's kind of a jerky thing to pull out like You know, four days, five days and events so sure I'll go. I'll go ahead and do that. And I warned him By the way. The first day that I talked to this person and political. I warned them. You're gonna have a riot on your hands. I mean, people, figuratively speaking. You're gonna have people inside. Your staff were gonna get angry. You They're gonna yell at you. Twitterverse will go insane because the rule on Twitter and on the left. Is that anybody who talks to me Yeah, me who I'm about his mainstream Republican mainstream conservatives as possible to be as people can attest to listen to the show. I've been highly critical of Trump not known that matters. None of that matters. If you associate with me If you breathe in the same room that I do, then you are castigated, widely castigated, reviled online. The blowback is intense. And so you could have Nicole Hannah Jones writing absolute falsehoods for The New York Times. I will never be asked to write an op ed for the Op ed page of The New York Times. And that's especially true in an era when you could literally be fired as up at editor of The New York Times running an article from a sitting United.
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"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"C s annual Martin Luther King Jr Day Celebration with the Apollo Theater will be on the radio. I'm Brian Lehrer and I'm Jamie Floyd are stellar Guest list includes South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn and Nicole Hannah Jones, creator of The New York Times, 16 19 project will honor Dr King's legacy and consider the priorities facing the Biden Harris administration. I'm tensing up. Vega join US Monday at three or 8 P.m. on w N. Y C. This'd is W N. Y. C. FM, HD and AM New York. Good morning, House Democrats are expected to pass an article of impeachment against President Trump. Today it will make him the only president in history to be impeached twice. The move has bipartisan support. Liz Cheney is a conservative Republican, she says. Quote the president of the United States summoned this mob assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. I'm David. First it's morning edition from NPR and W N. Y C. Prominent evangelical pastor says his fellow white faith leaders need to take a hard look at their role in the nation's political crisis. 10,000 National Guard soldiers have been summoned to provide security for the inauguration of Joe Biden. And a mental health provider, is bringing therapy to the gamer community. It's Wednesday, January 13th. The news is next. Live from NPR.
WCBM 680 AM
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Account of American history that is now being taught in many schools. Peter would is president of the National Association of Scholars, and he has written a book entitled 16 20 critical Response to the 16 19 Project. He's here to discuss it with us. Peter Welcome to American radio journal Peter before we get into talking about the impact of the 16 19 project for those who have not heard of it. Tell us what is the 16 19 project? Well, first of all, it is a special edition of the New York Times Magazine, which was released on August 18 2019, and it commemorated so to speak. The 4/100 anniversary of the arrival of slaves in Jamestown, Virginia, the lead author and editor of the 100 page. Magazine supplement is Nicole Hannah Jones, who has been the public face of the document ever since. It was also rolled out of a school curriculum or clever killer modules closely tied to what's in the magazine. And it's been heavily promoted by The New York Times to the tune of many, many millions of dollars. Television advertisements and All the rest. It has become an object of public controversy. Pretty much from the moment that it was first published. It lays out a view of America has having been founded in slavery. And way depression and treats all of America's ideals. Things like freedom and justice and equality as merely shadows put up to disguise the real agenda, which was the oppression of black people in the extraction of Labor and other blacks in order to benefit the white population. So it's a document that describes white supremacy and grounded in the very beginning of America. Is this? Not? In fact, Peter a rewrite of American history, certainly through a very biased lands. I would think it's intentional rewrite of American history, and it it built itself is that it says that the truth has never been told till now, And the truth is, I just pride is the one that would now be hold. It is also a drastic disparagement of anything that had passed muster through the lens of critical historical review for the past 50 100 years. So, for example of treats the American founding the Declaration of Independence and and the War of Revolution as having been driven by the desire of the white Settlers of the new world to preserve slavery against the threat that the British might abolish it. There was no such threat no historian has ever found a single living. Person living in the 17th century who thought that was coming. But nonetheless, Nicole Hannah Jones asserts that and it's now been adopted. I think brother shamefully into many history classrooms around the country. So how does this happen? Peter this whole project the 16 19 project completely revisionist. As you pointed out, it lacks historical merit. How does it come about that it is adopted in school curriculums of all things? Well, that part of the question is relatively easy to answer. The New York Times partnered with a group called the Hollister Center. That's not two people who give the policy of prizes separate entity. The Pulitzer Center took on the job of getting it into the nation's schools. And it decided that the best way to do that would be the usual process for curricular adoption and sell it directly to teachers. So they went to the annual meetings of teachers, unions and things like that. Even before it was launched to the public. They had signed up a fair number of teachers. Within a few weeks. They were saying they had 4000 American teachers teaching it for the fall of 2019. They got major school district's, including Chicago and Buffalo. Two adopted wholesale is part of what they would be. Teaching in American history. So before you could blink, this was being taught in schools. Before there was any really critical review of it. It was being taught in schools, so that's how it got there, and schools have a certain amount of inertia. Two of them If you have school boards, what's going on? They don't know, because it's half right by them. Of the hands of teachers, and it's made by the grace of the New York Times so free so you can get all these nice curricular modules tightly. Bound up with the time zone project and freeware for your schools. It lent itself very easily to online teaching as well. So when the covert epidemic in the school shutdown began This one's a piece ready to hand for many teachers. Your book is 16 20, a critical response to the 16 19 project. How did you even begin to respond to something is totally revisionist as that project. I read it on the day that it came out and being the president of the National Association scholars. I called my staff together the following day and said, You need to respond to this. This thing is full of inaccuracies. It's tendentious, etcetera. We came up with the idea of launching our own 16 20 project, which is reflected in the title of the book. But the first thing we did was start reaching out to well established well historians asking them if they'd read it, And it's not a good day and with a growing too Do interviews with us in person or on zoom, and that preceded for several months. In the meantime, other prominent historians began to read it and make their just Known probably enough. The major organ for that was the World socialist daily, where there is left of center. Historians were saying this will not pass. There's too many mistakes in it. By the time I started working on the book, there was quite a substantial body of descending opinion that is people criticizing 16 19 project experts in their own area. No pieces of it. But part of my work and writing. The book was just a synthesized the growing body of criticism that already existed and put it in a form that makes it Possible, But the public hears what happened. Really? Here's what The New York Times is saying. Here is what the historians are actually saying, we have been talking with Peter would who is president of the National Association of Scholars? Also author of the book 16 28 Critical Response to the 16 19 project. Peter, If we have listeners who would like to learn more to read the book to follow your writings? Where can they go to do that? The book is available from encounter books dot com and also on Amazon other bookstores and to learn more about me and my organization, the National Association scholars..
News Talk 1130 WISN
"nicole hannah jones" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"With violent insurrection, right well, it was acceptable literally seven months ago, But now it's the gravest threat to America's Republic. Chris Cuomo echoed those sentiments the next day saying, Hey, most movements like this are our grassroots movement off. The major movements in American history of started the grassroots level and at some point have turned into direct conflict with American government. So remember your history before you judge your present? You see, you've got to remember history. And besides, where does it say in the Constitution? That violence is not the answer that in fact, assembly needs to be peaceable is a sad very when we need curfews in our cities, America's major cities are filled with people demanding this country become more fair, more just and, ironically, more united now, too many see the protests. As the problem. No. The problem is what forced your fellow citizens to take to the streets persistent and poisonous inequities and injustice. And please show me where it says that protesters supposed to be polite. I'm peaceful. I mean, it is there in the First Amendment, but nonetheless, you see, the real issue is the poisonous inequity in American society that forced these people into the streets. Why isn't that same perspective applying here? Those people who are in the streets were attacking government buildings held the same day that Chris Cuomo said that Protesters were hurling bricks and trying to storm the White House. Ironically, what kept them out was the exact same thing Democrats have said, doesn't keep anyone out. Yeah. Nicole Hannah Jones on MSNBC the following day, June, 2nd said. You know what property destruction the burning of buildings. It's totally fine. It's not the same as a police officer, killing a man property, which can be replaced is not Violence and to put those things to use the exact same language to describe those two things, I think really It's not. It's not moral to do that. So, yes, I.
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Trump downplays legacy of slavery and embraces white supremacy
"Donald Trump intensified efforts to appeal to his core base of white voters on Thursday by downplaying the historical legacy of slavery in the United States and blasting efforts to address his stomach racism as divisive. The president's comments marking the two hundred and thirty third anniversary of the signing of the constitution amounted to a defense of white culture and denunciation of Democrats the media and others who he accused of trying to indoctrinate school children and shame their parents whiteness. He also argued that America's founding set in motion the unstoppable chain of events that abolished Slavery Secured Civil Rights defeated Communism and fascism and builds the most fair equal and prosperous nation in human history. But he did not mention the two, hundred, forty, six years of slavery. In America including the eight thousand nine years it was allowed to continue after the colonies declared independence from England nor did the president acknowledged the ongoing fight against racial injustice and police brutality which has prompted months of protests. This year trump has long fanned the nation's culture wars including defending the display of the confederate battle flag and monuments of civil war rebels from protest is seeking their removal. He speech on Thursday suggested his rhetoric could become even more nationalistic. In the final weeks before the election given that he's off to a second term relies largely on energizing culturally conservative white voters trump already cracked down on anti racism training sessions in federal agencies he said on Thursday, he will soon sign an order to establish a commission to promote patriotic education dubbed the seventeen seventy, six commission. The panel he said we'll be tossed with encouraging educators to teach students about the miracle of American history and plan for the Commemoration of the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of independence. The move is a response to the New, York Times Sixteen nineteen projects, which highlights the long term consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans Nicole? Hannah. Jones won a Pulitzer Prize for a piece in the magazine in response to trump's remarks Hannah Jones said the First Amendment to the constitution opposed government attempts to censor speech and guarantees free press the efforts by the president of the United States to use his palace to censor. Of American journalism by dictating what schools can and cannot teach what American children should and should not learn should be deeply alarming to all Americans who value free speech she said.
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Activists uphold John Lewis' legacy to fight for voting rights
"Imagery of these past few days comes close close to the honor John. Lewis deserved in life as was said over this past weekend this time they saluted the man who was almost killed at the hands of police this time, his final crossing of the bridge that may soon bear his name. was on rose pedals John Lewis witnessed his share of history during his time here on earth, and now in death he becomes the first ever black elected official to lie in state at the US Capitol. We welcome to the broadcast tonight. Nicole Hannah Jones, correspondent for the New York Times focusing on racial injustice this year she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for her work on the time. Sixteen, thousand nine hundred project, which analyzes how slavery has affected our country among her many other honor. She's also a past recipient of the MacArthur Genius Grant. Thank you so much for spending some time with us. All of us who were lucky enough to spend any time with John Lewis are left just with our memories, but I'd like for you to talk about his personal legacy in your life for you. As, thank you so much for having me on to talk about one of the greatest Americans that this country has produced John Lewis was just a few years older than my own father. like my father was born into the segregated south into a family of sharecroppers so I very personally understand how he change the country that my father, and that he. He was born into. That would allow someone like me. an opportunity to work at a place like the New York Times and to do the Piper journalism that I do I just would not be here without him. and you know all of the other civil rights activists in everyday Americans who I consider to be really this nation's true founding fathers. How do you keep the legacy alive of such a towering and unique American? During a time in our lives, where everything we see around us is kind of his antithesis sadly. Yes, I mean the amazing thing about. Congressman John Lewis is that he was not one who felt that he needed to dictate our control the movement that was coming. He was a supporter of black lives. Matter. We spoke about it when I interviewed him about freedom, summer one of the last things he did before he died was to go see the black lives manner banner that was painted in DC so i. think what he much more than myself was. Optimistic he believed that. We would need to keep fighting these BABS, but they will worthy and that we would have victories and I think he has passed that legacy onto us, and it is our charge. You know we know that as As John Lewis died, there was a bill in Congress right now to restore the provision of the Voting Rights Act. That was good by the Supreme Court and that is his legacy. If we want to honor him, then the way to honor him is to continue his work, and that is one way to do that. I. Hope. My, sarcasm. Comes through over zoom or whatever it is, we're calling this technology because it is meant to be the dripping kind of sarcasm, you guys at the sixteen nineteen project must be working on some very scary stuff because it seems to trigger a lot of officeholders. Yeah. It's been an interesting time. The Sixteen nineteen project published almost a year ago. Next month it'll be a year and yet it seems like the people in the highest offices of this land have a bit of an obsession with the project and it's been. It's been interesting I hope though that this conversation will drive people in this country to do some reflection on why we hold so dearly to these founding myths, and why we still four hundred years after the first Africans were brought to this land. To be enslaved cannot deal with our history and our past. Thank you for not minding a little well. Sarcasm and thank you mostly for talking about the life and legacy of the giant, we just lost John Lewis and I'm reminded people will line up tomorrow morning at eight am. The line will stretch tomorrow evening until ten pm just to pay their respects Nicole Hannah Jones. It's been a great pleasure having you on. Thank you so very
America's First News
Interview With Ben Shapiro, Author Of How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps
"With US co founder Of the daily wire. Ah, host of the Ben Shapiro Show number one New York Times bestseller. His latest book is How to Destroy American Three Easy Steps. Ben. He wrote this book. And we're in the middle of this. We seem to be dead Set on destroying America. Did you give everyone a blueprints or something? I am glad that I cannot take responsibility for it. I did not give them will bring. But I won't say that. When I wrote the book in the summer January, I figured out the relevant I didn't think you'd be quite literally been quite this quickly, like all the all the syndrome that I was talking about taking the country broke out into the open at once. So, you know, forget about the gun violence. What? You talked about the civil unrest in Philadelphia in Oakland in Portland in Seattle in New York City in Austin in Albuquerque. And And in Kansas City. What's going on here? I mean, what we're watching right now is a variety of movements, all pretending, t be about civil rights and moving the country better and then all immediately about making the country worse, But they're really about Castigating America as uniquely horrible castigating America systems as repositories of privilege and evil and saying that those systems need to be torn down. Whether you're talking about black lives matter. Rioters in Los Angeles or New York or Washington, DC, or the top men and rioters in Portland or in Seattle. We're watching in the end is sort of a lion's that says that the United States is bad. It's just that the bleeding spear of an ideology That that claims that the United States of systems are unworthy of continuing and need to be tor now out at the root, and there's a reason that Nicole Hannah Jones is very proud, she said. This on Twitter that did it that count 16 19 project and tackle editor of The New York Times. At this point, she said, on Twitter that she was happy. The people were suggesting that what happened in New York and L. A in Washington, D, C and all over the country that was 16 19 riots, meaning that her perspective on the United States namely that it was rooted in evil. And it's inseparable from that evil. That perspective had taken such hold. Now let me ask you Does that come up in the interview? Hi. How you doing? Tell me about your background. You seem to be a good writer and your view of America. It's terrible needs to be disassembled. And what based on slavery? I think you're the perfect person. We have a column. Feed it right. And we have a news division for you to lead so to prove bench appeal. You're right. I'm looking at, uh Ted Lin Seth. He is somebody who is A, uh, African American activist. He said Oregon is white is hell. Uh, he said that He warned that the black guys, Ah matter movement in the city is being co opted by quote privileged white people with their own agenda. It is not our agenda and double a C P is saying the same thing. Why are you telling us what we need again? If it is a white black thing? Why we, depending why are white people taking the lead is not the ultimate insult, telling black people What they need for justice. Late is pretty incredible. But even it goes back to this view of racism that is actually pushed by people like you bring Candy and Robert Angelo and Kenny, Of course, the author of how to Be a racist and from the Beginning and Financial of the author of My Fragility, their View of the United States that the United States is on only racist, But the racism is embedded in all of its systems. And so the way to you identify raising them. Is not how we used to identify racism used to be. You could pretty easily tell who's the racist who ever thought that there was inferiority or superiority based on racial race, right? That was the definition of racist well, Now they changed the definition. They say Any system that create any sort of racial inequality or results in any sort of racial inequality is a racist system. And if you don't want to tear down the system You are racist. Not only that, if you're a white person, you bear all responsibility for this so nobly bears responsibility for the success of white privilege to have lived under and propagated this particular system. What That doesn't mean that white people are still in charge. And the white people are the are the people who have you know, in the sort of old Runyon Kipling phrase that the white man burden to fix the entire system. And so what That means that the views of people of color actually don't matter. The only ones that actually matter are the views of people like Robin D'Angelo was going to cure the country of Whiteness and hat and take on the past in of the United States, So that's why you see these bizarre videos of these white protesters lecture and black ops about what America needs on racism. But I also find her standing, too, is the place they're just overrun with gun violence. And that, of course, is Chicago with great Rahm Emanuel rained and left with his tail between his legs but came out with his chest high with his with his chin in the air in his chest pumped out as if he was a great victor. So because the president did states actually did what he said he was going to use his Listen. I'm gonna send some federal help in there. To not to handle protesters on the Christopher Columbus statue. No, but to find out about these guys. Gangs there were running rampant and the sub gangs that are killing each other. They're shooting each other at funerals at funerals. And here's the mayor. Who blames it on who blames this whole thing on the president's and his willingness to cab federal help cut seven I've drawn a very hardline will not allow federal troops in our city. We will not tolerate unnamed agents, taking people off the street, violating their rights and holding them in custody. That's not happening here in Chicago, so I've drawn a very, very bright line. I've made that very clear to every federal authority that I have spoken with. And they understand that if they cross that line We will not hesitate to use every tool at our disposal to stop troops and unwanted agents in our city. So this woman who should be begging for help with 117,000 gang members, 55 known gangs 747 factions, and they say there are 2500 subsets of those major gangs. You think this won't be begging for help? Instead, she's drawing the line and went through. When push comes to shove, she'll take down Columbus a statue. What planet are we on, Ben? We're on a planet where one of the one of the tactics But that's being used by mayors across the country who are on the left is something that unauthorized infront Eagle, who would the counter of City Institute hey called the riot ideology. The basic idea here back in the 19 sixties, and that was the riots or sometimes useful because politicians will use them as a way to club the citizenry into essentially giving the rioters what they want. So Marion Barry technically did this in Washington, DC He wouldn't work with people outside the governments who are protesting, but actually, we're in Aged in violence, and then he would basically say that the taxpayer to do all these people will stop here to the five things you need to do this something John Lindsay in New York City during the 19 sixties. He basically said the way that we can help alleviate the underlying problems here and do all the things we want you to do. Well, if you're a leftist politicians, you have two possible sort of solutions here. One is that you surrender to the protesters simply because You are afraid that they are more work than you are. And that you're going to be castigated is insufficiently weapons. And at the same time you can go to the citizenry consideration. We can alleviate all these problems. All you have to do these things. I want you to know you're starting to see hints of this nationally. By the way, you're starting to see writers say things like, you know, it's awful. This is Trump resign tonight. You're saying that part out loud, Which is it? This whole thing is about you wanting what you want, and you're only going to stop this democratic elected So essentially, you're threatening the law abiding citizens of the United States. You're going to continue violating law and wrecking major cities and shutting down major cities in six PM and curfews unless you get what you want. Well, that's never believe him. Ocracy is operated and no democracy can operate under those conditions. So, Ben, do you get the sense in looking at your book? There are reasonable people in the middle that understand when a mayor Lightfoot says things the way they do way, understand that these liberal mayor's saying, this is going to be the summer of love in Portland and then see the ransacking of a city like we're seeing, and now we see it re re igniting in Seattle. So when do you get the sense that there's a majority of Americans who who don't care about the politics but a logical enough to see the problem? So I think that most Americans, definitely the problem. I think the biggest problem right now is that the media is such an incredible job of making intimate. Everybody's focusing on President Trump that they've ignored the real problems that are played in the country right now, and they're downplaying it purposefully in order to convince Americans that none of this is happening, how you get that, during that quote, where, he says there's no such thing as in chief of violence. And the only way that you could do that number one of your delusional but number two. If you really think that you could get away with that, and the media decided point again, which they have been playing, So do I think that the vast majority of Americans are happy to go along with us. No, I think the best majority Americans know that this is nonsense. But I think that the polarization around the election is so effective and so effective around President Trump. This is the media have basically been able to make this a referendum on Trump as opposed to a referendum on violence. And this is why it's very important to President Trump be incredibly focused last 100 days of this campaign he really needs Prevent the media from using distraction in order to avoid the logical conclusion here, which is that if you actually want this stuff to stop and not paid to rioters and looters and protesters, then what you actually need is somebody who is going to affect you wait longer. The president needs to make that message inescapable until you can offer the sort of distraction that maybe sometimes I wonder if you know one thing I have to say he's been pretty discipline. I thought he had a very good week last week. He definitely saw the change in messaging, and I do think 99 days in this In this world we're in is a lifetime. I agree. I agree. I think last week was much much better, and we just need to see that we just need to see them and we don't want this to become you know that that image from the Simpson nations work actually read that back to zero. Instead. What we just want is consistent level of solidity coming from the White House looking people have been, I think, begging for this from the beginning because President Trump's policies are actually quite popular. And when President Trump 16 script that he is quite popular, the problem is that he hasn't so if he can actually being here's the discouraging part. He's down in the polls. The encouragement He performed about badly de cluttering will have three months and just not not in terms of policy. But in terms of stuff he's been saying would mean that this is a low water mark, and you're going to see him rise in the polls are gonna start to see things tighten up a little bit at the very least before the election, and if he's disciplined, and if he can point to this he really has to do is point you say well, what Democrats are supporting worst. Joe Biden condemning these riots. Worthy. He's hiding in the basement. Where is it? You want to do an interview? Chris Wallace, it Trump can do that and be consistent about it. Then I think this election's been tied up with her. But I just think that we're not looking at Barack Obama had 5 48 years old with his his eloquent speech and promises that he couldn't fulfill. But you say Well, pretty talented guy, Bill Clinton. He had all his personal problems. But man, can he speak, and he certainly was comfortable on a myriad of issues. No one doubted his intellect. But when you look at Joe Biden, he's the worst candidate that I have seen in my lifetime. And if President Trump can close the gap and force him to actually campaign That would actually be an exponential gain for him. I mean, no question. I mean, Joe Biden is an extraordinarily we candidate who's being benefited by two particular circumstances. One Kobe has made it so he doesn't have to go out and campaign is actually benefiting him tremendously. He just gets to stay home and talk to friendly's basically was really nice for him. He doesn't have to demonstrate any level of potential energy. It all on number two is the fact that he's campaigning. As I said before, essentially the dead person. He's basically what you're saying. I am. A tree stump. And you don't like trump to vote for the tree stump. And so that makes it really a referendum on Trump, which means that this is very much about hands from shift the burden of proof back to buy as opposed to letting it sit on his own shoulders. So then, Lastly, you write the book how to destroy America in three easy steps. I felt as though I am well the book by just reading the news. Unfortunately, if the word destroyed does work, and it is getting, I think it's beginning TTO unnerve our allies. What's happening in our country right now. What is the element that we could see around the bend that would make you believe that we are on that path that we have not discussed yet? I think that the one thing that they would allow us to recover here is a renewed sense of what America's history is all about What the book really does juxtaposed to stations in the country. One is what I thought it's not really left right. So much of it is unions versus disintegration is Do we even want to be a country anymore? If we do we have to have a shared philosophy rooted in the declaration of Independence have assured culture rooted Masonic institutions like churches. And school that values entrepreneurship adventure that values taking care of neighbor. And then if we and we all have a shared history, we have to have a belief that the United States actually an incredibly glorious place. That glorious place ought to be of help. If we don't have those things were gonna fall apart. I think that can be re invoke ated. You've seen Antifa. I mean, they don't. They don't seem to like you. They seem to show up with some of your speeches. Are you seeing their imprint on, especially over in Oregon in Seattle? Hundreds. I mean, you can see all the hall marks mean There's certain things you just look for visually raising both flags. You see the You see the red flags You see people who are dressed, own blast at the bicycle helmet and the goggles. You know this is it's perfectly obvious to everybody that he was deeply involved in very active in Portland for years reporter and you know, it has pointed out another action in Seattle as well. Look at what you're going to see right now. And this is the most predictable effect is a mass, a mass evacuation of major setting two years to see everybody who can afford to leave these nature city. But his major said, because who wants to live there? I want to pay inordinate taxes in order. Get shut down in 68 every night watcher business burnout. It doesn't come in a party today. I think figure I never sent right as a broadcast from New York City virtually alone. There is nobody here, Uh, Bank. Congratulations on the book. How to destroy American. Three Easy steps, continue to get the word out and continue not to take a step backwards. Thanks. Appreciate it.