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awarded bush the presidency. 16 years later after that 2016 election, the electoral college is in our plutopotlight >> . we have to acknowledge -- back in our political spotlight. >> election cycle of 2016 was probably one of the most unique in the history of our nation. >> the fact that we had that happen, where there was such a disparity between the popular vote and the electoral college votes, and people were surprised. even the president himself. there are a lot of people for whom those topics became important. >> each side was so invested in their candidate, defeat was almost unacceptable. are against the electoral college argue only a few states determine the presidential election. these states are michigan, wisconsin, ohio, and pennsylvania, or candidates spend more time and money. states like rhode island that only have four electoral votes will not get as much attention from a candidate as much as the rust belt. >> what can be done to ensure a voter mistake like rhode island will count as much as a voter in any midwest swing state? >> you would not have as much bang for the buck as

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not pluto, that was later. they not only changed text books for the time, but they gave us all of these beautiful images. the voyagers are still going. voyager 1 and 2013 is the first man-made object to have left our solar system. it was not just made by men. the women's careers have often -- have also kept going. in 1980, they began working on magellan, a return to venus. they worked on a return to jupiter and a study of jupiter's moons, including finding saltwater. in the 1990's, the same group of women began sending rovers to mars. by the late 1990's, after careers of 40 years to 50 years at nasa, most of the group was ready to retire. in 2013, i held a reunion of this group of women at the jpl and it was such a remarkable experience to get to be in the lab with them and share their memories firsthand. -- hear their memories firsthand. i was surprised how much of their history had been forgotten by nasa. one is the story of sue finley, who was hired in 1958 by macy roberts before nasa was officially formed.

[applause] tonight is not about our pluto differences. tonight is about the after party. -- tonight is not about our political differences. is not the after party. i hear everyone is excited to go to the bloomberg party. you know how i know i'm not in new york? in the art, no one is excited to go to the bloomberg party. [laughter] in new york, a bloomberg party is five people smoking outside of arkham planning about bloomberg. [laughter] obligated toually attend the msnbc party tonight. everyone knows how the msnbc party works. president obama makes the kool-aid. and everyone there drinks it. [applause] home?ose to my there are unscheduled parties tonight and i'll have to give a rundown. fox news is having a party. security is tough. bring your drivers license and your longform drivers license. if you're blonde do not worry about it, just bring that dynamite smile. [applause] the new york times party used to be free but tonight is a cover. [laughter] else i willyone probably just go to the huffington post party. and the huffington post pa

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who can make a campaign more real after off to pluto and back. our favorite in new hampshire was that he have discovered that the reason muskie was a lousy candidate was blurry as hell. et cetera. somebody have smuggled up to new england this drug brazil and even have a name for it. i made you boring. and then he would go on to describe an actual appearance. the real guy was very funny very profane worried about his stature but a variant obviously an interesting man. the thing that was campaigning was just not anyway. they were more real than ours. and that is kim's message. >> he made a wholesale decision about everyone. i don't think it's true with every single reporter. in tim was trying. you have to weigh in and a second. one of the questions tim is wrestling with in this one. all the way to today is how could the whole institution had been dead wrong about an muskie. what the situation was. >> practically the eve of the new hampshire primary there was a massive structure. it dominated everybody. alive and well today. we were just beginning t

jupiter, saturn, and even pluto, however, in 1970, nasa experienced massive budget cuts and so the grand tour was cancelled. and so a small group of engineers, including sylvia miller, who had been hired and trained by ellen, came in one weekend with the goal of saving the grand tour. they came up with the trajectory with something that uses gravity assist. they used the gravitational pull of the planets to act like a slingshot, sending a spacecraft farther and farther into space. and by doing so, they were able to save costs by cutting down on the size of the spacecraft and how much fuel they needed to use. they went all the way to the outer planets. they changed textbooks for the time but gave all the beautiful images and the voyagers are still going. voyager 1 in 2013 is the first manmade object to have left our solar system. now the women's career kept going. in 1980s they began working on the return to venus. they worked on return to jupiter. in 2013, i held a reunion of this group of women at the jet propulsion laboratory and it was such a remarkable experience to get to be in the

. >> there's pluto over there. >> like blue states and the red states if you prefer that. could you see a situation where because of the polarization or really strong differences of culture and world view in politics some of the country would be using they and -- >> are you going to make this a red state-blue state thing? >> they do tend to differ from the other boroughs but, you know, could it be and how we speak the pronouns. i think in a limited way it is but there isn't yet a critical mass using they and even under nonbinary not everybody agrees they want to do that but could -- could it go in that direction and there are such big splits in the country that we wouldn't all be on board. >> okay, so here is the thing about singular they. because it is in common ordinary use in the english speaking world and has been since 14th century, the nonbinary aspect of singular they is a new wrinkle in the usage and so mar aim webster and the oxford english dictionary both added a nonbinary sense to their definition of singular they which was already part of the definition of they

have even got a better view of objects in our own solar system and at that time unknown moons around pluto we have potential plumes of water from a new neuron and jupiter perhaps one of the best locations for life beyond earth all of these things have been achieved by hubble and none of them were even imagined when it was started to be constructed so hubble has not just answered the questions we posed it it has created entire new rafts of questions to ask and indeed it is driven the tar community for many decades and of course is possibly the most famous telescope ever created and for that as a community we are also very grateful because it keeps us relevant in the public eye as well professor alan duffy we really appreciate your giving us the benefit of your expertise in this thank you very much and. thanks so much for having me. and asteroid estimated to be the woods of manhattan is going to hurtle pasta our planet next week isis scientists say it's got no chance of hitting the earth but the fly by will be useful because scientists can use it to get data that's going to help defend the e

we've even got a better view of objects in our own solar system and at that time unknown moons around pluto we have potential plumes of water from a moon or rind jupiter or perhaps one of the best locations for life beyond earth all of these things have been achieved by hubble and none of them were even imagined when it was started to be constructed so hubble has not just answered the questions we posed it it has created entire new rafts of questions to ask and indeed it has driven the hard community for many decades and of course is possibly the most famous telescope ever created well asteroid estimated to be the width of manhattan will hurtle past our planet next week nasa scientists say it has no chance of hitting earth but they fly by will be useful it could be used to help data that can defend the earth from dangerous rocks just royd was found by scientists in 1998 and it takes almost 4 years to orbit our sun. with me it's a whole realm of money as follows after the right to stay with us. the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villages traversing one o

though there are a few of those is hunter thompson who could make a campaign more real by going off to pluto and back. our favorite one in new hampshire that he had discovered, the reason muskie was allowed a candidate, was boring as hell, stiff as a board, somebody had smuggled to new england this drug from brazil and even had a name for it and it made you boring and he would go on to describe an actual appearance by muskie which could be like this. the real guy was very funny, very profane, worried about his stature but obviously an interesting man. this thing that was campaigning was just not -- any way hunter's descriptions of muskie were more real than ours. that is tim's message. >> wholesale decision about everyone, i don't think it is true with every single reporter. if you look at david broder, otto. >> you have to weigh in in a second but one of the question is tim is wrestling with in this one and it would come up repeatedly in campaigns all the way to today, how could the whole institution have been dead wrong about it muskie, not whether he was a good guy or bad guy what the sit

boos and sex although there are few of those, you could make a campaign more real by going off to pluto with these wild, i mean our favorite one remember in new hampshire that he had discovered that the reason muskie was a lousy candidate and was boring as, stiff as a board etc. was that somebody had smuggled up to new england this drug from brazil and he even had a name for it. it made you boring. and then he would go on and describe an actual appearance by muskie which could be like the real guy who was very funny and very profane, worried about his stature but obviously an interesting man. this thing that was campaigning was just not -- anyway the descriptions were more real than ours and that's thames message. >> he the wholesale decision about everyone, i don't think it was true with every single. reporter: . >> oh no. [spelling] if you look at david broder. >> you have to weigh in but one of the questions tim is wrestling with on this one and it would come up repeatedly later all the way to today is how could the whole institution have been dead wrong about muskie? not about wheth

pluto and i just finished brushing our teeth too. good night, pal.e do goofy tonight. does that sound good? i think so. you can do it through april 30th by the way. lara. >> hi, everybody. if you are looking for something fun to bake tonight or this weekend, look no further. we've got you covered with christina tosi, owner, chef from milk bar. so delicious. here to show everyone how to make strawberry shortcake. super easy. hey, christina, thanks for joining us. >> hey, lara, how are you? good morning. >> good morning. before we begin, i want to say thank you, milk bar, you have been so generous giving just thousands of cookies to workers on the front lines at hospitals across the country. that means so much, that comfort food means so much to them and us. we appreciate you doing your part so thank you so much. and thanks for this really fun recipe. i got started, i already made the biscuits. so i'm one step ahead. i want to you share with everybody how easy it is. >> okay. >> let's do it. >> strawberry shortcake. we need a moment. spring is here. we