shakir reported this to the center about the sense of an order from above and that's it.or disobeying the order, you yourself know, well, of course. well, i know how to stop it, as the authorities and the press are coming from moscow today. there will be no other occasion. there is no need to rush the problems, a serious solution is required at the official level. our problems put aside the hysteria to order. i can’t tell you, but my advice is not to go to the training ground. wait, you don't care about people. you will leave. they are here, let everyone rest. so it is necessary to intervene, otherwise they will break firewood. where the bati needs to report the case, seriously, they themselves are small, or something, there is a cat behind me. if the physicist with the cat does not appear, i will surely appear, if only they don’t get into anything. we can do without these on iphones on polygon. we won't get there, the roads are most likely blocked, we need to intercept shakirov. i know where to do it without him. they certainly won't start cautiously. devil kozlov well,

again, peter, you mention it's unimaginable, after having the kind of days at the office that shakir of vince and had, what it was like to go home after having to take all of this and go home and just the pressure on rachel. the pressure on david. later on sharon. of course, we know the pressure on jackie junior. >> a point of information, i think that's jackie junior who is the oldest son. david is the youngest. >> right, right. >> jackie looks much too young in that picture to be the father of david, who was born several years later. >> maybe this is jackie junior. >> that's right, i think so, for the record. >> i grew up in stanford, where jackie was. my uncle was jackie's attorney. so, in the 1956 world series, i was ten and my uncle took me to the game. jackie was considering moving from new york city to stanford. after the game, which the yankees won, by the way. it was a game prior to larson's no-hitter. he took me into the dodger clubhouse where i got to meet jackie robinson. he was the most impressive large person i had ever seen. i never, ever forgot it. another thing that

i have a book on tupac shakir is coming out and the publisher and whole nine yards and it's forced me to do a deep dive back into the '60s and black movement. tupac's mother not only had to fight pate your i can and deal s with the hatred of black men. think about howla barely any blk people were allowed on the stage when dr. king gave the i have a dream speech. all those speakers were women. isblack nationalism and white nationalism is rooted in sexism and pate your i can and that's archaic and how can we be free equally.ti i interview writers and one talked about the hatred she dealt with as a black woman, sexism and sexism and homophobia and do i love black women or not. i put conditions on it if you're this or that. i love all black people. that's's who we got to get to. that's where the name sake for the panel is about. we have to love all black people no matter who they are. that's where we got to be at many any opinion. karen: ibram, do you want to jump in on the question? ibram, i think kevin answered -- one thing i'll say is for me it's health. 200 according to david williams