"the new york times" basically handed over editorship to nicole hannah jones, 1619 project and our rules 1619 product is not journalism but pseudo- history designed to be generic in the worst possible way. nicole hannah jones someone recently suggested in a column in the new york post that the riots that happen across country are the 1619 riots because they are tearing down statues of the founders and suggesting that ulysses s grant was a bad guy in the cold hannah jones tweeted back she was proud of that. it gives the game away. the fact is when the narrative trumps the facts, walter duranty was the bad guy but listen, he still had his pulitzer prick nicole hannah jones has her bullets are and not much is change when they came to the narrative. mark: as a matter of fact, if "the new york times" and nicole hannah jones and the others were to apply their own standard to "the new york times" as michael goodman pointed out in the new york post this past week it has a very strong history of racism and strong history connection to slavery at least part of the family did and we would have to b

so when you had, you know, nicole hannah jones, 1619 project lady from "the new york times" magazinece between being politically black and racially black in a tweet that she later deleted. she was kind of telling of her buddy what that's really about. this is actually about a political movement that's leveraging race and using racism to pull an agenda on people and two, as we see in the case of mimi groves, to get revenge on people, to ruin people's futures and to ultimately empower certain people who have the right race politics, which is something that stands in the direct opposition to the decoration of a dependence, constitution, civil rights act, everything united states is about. >> will: it stands in direct opposition to every thing i believe deeply, but i want to see you as a man by her actions, that i want to se see you as an individual. this movement goes by the name of antiracism when in fact employing what appear to be the most racist perspectives on society. i've heard you, james come on for example the joe grogan podcast. there are those that believe in the ideology who