the audio obtained by former "new york times" journalist barry white. >> i have fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way as i walked away. did the world a favor. >> harris: yale is now saying in a statement school of medicine leaders reviewed a recording of the talk and found the cone antithetical to the values of the school. it but that comes after the university reportedly restricted online viewing after those incendiary remarks showing yale was well aware the comments have been made. also obtained a flyer from that virtual event which was titled "the psychopathic problem of the white mind." and among the learning objectives to "understand how white people are dependent on black rage." governor huckabee coming your take. >> mike: i'd love to know what the values of yale are. they say that these views are antithetical, i would hope so but why don't they describe and define what their values are in tell us are they ever invite this person in the first place. my reaction to quote the words, physician heal thyself. here is a psychiatrist who

mike barry white says, leader kind of runs the business. she got lucky. because of her math skills. they decided they would keep her around. >> greg: it depends on where you are on the spectrum of political ideology. they will not save you if you are any, any further right of left of center, then you're gone. barry weiss gets to go, the scientists gets to go. she gets to stay because she's really good at math. the media going down -- all the things in america is at tracing them good to go back to something evil, is that the new game? >> i don't think there's that many things that america is good at so they've made it easy. it's bizarre. i don't know what angle to take. one of the weird things, obviously that was stupid and judgmental. the crazy thing is that it's so snobbish. they make the so-called left, i don't see this is being very left wing. it's very corporate. here's a woman, professional, looking down her nose at people in a pickup truck but because she is decided she's lefty and they are white supremacists or whatever, she gets to say they are the powerful. i wonder why are

. >> reporter: the white house defending gwen barry who protested the national anthem during olympic se press secretary jen psaki said the president is proud to be an american, he respects her right to protest. >> part of that pride in the country means recognizing there are moments we haven't lived up to our highest ideals and it means respecting the right of people granted them in the constitution to peacefully protest. jillian: carley: dan crenshaw said berry should be removed from the olympic team. she's firing back at that comment and posted a tweet at this point you all are obsessed with me. a lot of polarized opinions, the big headline this morning on this front is the president via jen psaki is defending when barry. todd: are we forgetting literally the olympic field, the reason for the olympics is to represent your country, but for the representation of your country literally the olympics wouldn't exist. jillian: let's talk about a number britney spears's family members have come out breaking their silence. carley: the latest to speak on the britney spears conservatorship fro

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as that you are representing the flag, the white house defendant gwen barry today. >> part of that pridetry means recognizing there are moments when we -- respecting the right people granted to them in the constitution to peacefully protest. >> they are not here to protest, they are here to perform. remember the goodwill games, ted turner the goodwill games, we should have the protest games, they can have the hundred yard cop chase, the long-distance molotov talks, we can do those things there but these olympic trials, not the place for protests. >> when it comes to performances like this it is obviously meant to take away from the fact that she came in third and make that appeal, you forget the fact that colin kaepernick ranked 30 fourth out of 32 quarterbacks. the sort of thing that goes away when you perform a thing like this. >> you got to get attention somehow, this is how they do it. the ceo and president of the make-a-wish foundation, richard davis, made an alarming statement about post pandemic wishes late last week and it is really disturbing. >> any siblings need to be 2 weeks

white-collar workers, as wages. romaine: -- tom: thank you so much. barry ritholtz with bloomberg opinion.is a new york centric theme, but it is around the nation, this dynamic of how we will work out of the pandemic. we got the economic data and i guess now it is onto the fed. romaine: it is. all eyes looking at what they will say tomorrow. how powell will communicate what the policy is but more importantly whether they have been persuaded by some of this "messy data." the bedded seems to be that there will not be a major change. they have to update those forecast. it'll be interesting to see what they say going forward. tom: and what the companies say. the first look we will see to see the earnings dialogue in june as well. romaine: vertically out of the banks. what they've say will dictate a lot of what the street feels. tom: let's do a data check. it has been an interesting screen. i will call a very subtle flip, where the nasdaq has eased off and spx and dow doing fractionally -- these are little nuance. the vix up to 16.62. maybe befuddlement and bewilderment is a better word for wha

white shark built his leg on saturday. sofa was snorkeling at the beach when he was attacked. he has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. nbc's barry honda tells us why sharks at the shore are becoming more common. >> reporter: well, shark experts and surfers tell us it's not paranoia or your imagination. there are more sharks in our local waters and can often be seen up close. sometimes too cloels. great whale cove reopened but was not too active today. it could have been the cold weather or maybe the reports of the recent shark attack. visitors we talked to were well aware of what happened. >> i was surprised, i've never seen one actually come this close to where i go hiking or any of that stuff, so it's kind of surprising to me. >> this is cell phone video of the 39-year-old man who was snorkeling before the attack. >> immediately i'm thinking, this guy must be in trouble. i ran over to him, and he says, i've been bitten by a shark. can you help me. non-profit group shark stewards, dedicated toly. i think the surface trend is really this increase in thermal temperature. it's juts like global warming. they like to stay in the sha

lessons from that speech here on out there dorothy barry that and her on for thank you to well, let's not get the view from washington d. c. in feature. our white house correspondent. kimberly, how is it? kimberly, what is the u. s. s new strategy now that there's a new leader and iran? well, the white house press secretary didn't sock. it was very clear to say that she wouldn't telegraph the punches if you will. when other words, the strategy, what they plan to do moving forward, they are insisting that there is no change in the strategy in fact. but we do know that the latest round of negotiations have occurred in vienna. and in the words of the white house press secretary, they do not see the president elect as the decision maker, but instead the supreme leader. so with respect to those negotiators, they are now in tehran and washington consulting with their policy teams on next steps. but i can tell you, the real tough decision that has to be made in washington is what to do with respect to be sanctions that iran is looking to have lifted those punishing economic financial sanctions, which we should point out even are put on the president e

white male story. but with the black lives matter movement, the calls tell other stories have gotten louder as the calls for america to reckon with it's barry history. you think that black lives matter and all of that conversation now around social justice and historic reckoning is really productive . one. i think it's very, very educational. why were there not more stories about african americans put in the forefront? why were token representations ok, this is something that i think is a reckoning that has to happen. and it's a good moment to begin at telling the african american story changes the heroic image of america seen in most war moving to black soldiers who fought patches, them abroad, came home to a very different country than their white counterparts. the contest winner, right. as long as the vic, no problem, so we just look into little iceland, us go back to something turning around back to my old nigger who i serve as my damn business. it was a hit was new step as you feed over there. you want me to eat, i love a trough in the backyard, like i'm some damping you want me to shoot you the down. me remembering that forgotten hist

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competitive hammer thrower glen barry getting criticism for turning her back on the u.s. flag of the olympic trials over the weekend. the white >> part of that pride in the country means recognizing that there are moments where we haven't lived up to our highest ideals and it means respecting the right of people granted to them in the constitution to peacefully protest. >> shannon: wilfred reilly for tonight's lightning round. great to have you back. let's talk about gwen berry. she said she was not happy about standing on the platform has the national anthem was playing which apparently they play at the same time every day. there was nothing done specifically with regard to her. she said "i was pissed to be honest. anthem doesn't speak for me. my mission is bigger than sports. i am here to represent those who died due to systemic racism." we live in a country that thankfully has all kinds of free speech protections. >> yeah. a couple things. first, congrats to deanna price if i have that correct who apparently set the u.s. record and have the second-longest throw in history during the same event while this was going on. leav

white right? he is stupid. >> with us to talk about what we've just witnessed is general barry mcafee three former cabinet member member of the national security council, he retired, by the way, as a four star general in the u.s. army. mcafee, for the viewers watching you and i tonight, the senators watching you and i tonight, what's your friend and former four star general milley. >> i've known mark milley since afghanistan. i have watched him in combat. i've been closely associated with him over the years. it is my objective view that he is one of the most effective combat leaders we have had since world war ii. he is actually brilliant, he is a princeton grad, world class athlete at princeton, hockey player. he is incredibly brave. he was involved with shootouts armed with a pistol. he is actually wildly respected -- he has had a long-standing military career in combat. so that fox tv interview is like a world timed upside down. i was very proud of him, he was very -- by the way he is one of the blunt is people i've ever seen in uniform. he does not suffer fools lightly. and i think he's done a remarkable job

white and black and you're right. they fight for the folks like gw enn barry to protest. real quickly in the time that we have left is it also unfair to athletes from other country whose are there to represent their countries in these special moments to bring honor home for them if an american is making it about themselves particularly if it's a bronze medal that disrespected the gold and silver medalist. emily? >> that's such a great question especially when you look at the quote injustice in our country in contrast to those and other countries truly facing, for example, inclinea concentration camps, actual systemic extinguishing of entire races. it's absolutely abhorent they are in certain countries where you are put to death for being homosexual and the list goes on so i agree with you that to sort of make it about yourself, to echo my colleague's points, to disrespect the flag in that way and also to have zero perspective of what that global landscape looks like, its just one more example of these athletes making it all about themselves and refusing to honor the rest

is a terrible thing to waste return to the white house during the ford administration made an unsuccessful run for mayor of washington dc against marion barry in 1978 and shared the united states civil rights commission during the first illustration and into the clinton administration his funeral in 2005 was attended by maryland lieutenant governor michael steele and dorothy height president of the national council of negro women while the eulogy was delivered by the reverend jeremiah wright who later again came to fame as during the 2008 presidential campaign. in approaching the story of this larger than life blustery x football player. i visited the libraries of the presidents. he served visited the national archives and the library of congress and did a couple of foyers then i hit the proverbial motherload fletcher's son. paul had his dad's papers in 150 mouldering. in the back of a truck trailer on the grounds of an auto repair shop. for three weeks in hollywood, florida, he and i sweated over these boxes sorting and digitizing them with the help of a high-speed scanner and a team of volunteers. these copious sources more than 24,000 do

this is team usa athlete when barry turning her back on the american flag while the national anthem was being played at a recent qualifying event. and while the white house and many others are applauding her using her platform for social justice. >> the international olympic committee has a strict no protesting policy police bolton has more on what that means for her in tokyo. >> it's just like on the type of it's this moment that has millions around the world talking olympic athlete when barry turned her back to the united states flag during the national anthem. then she places a black t-shirt reading activists athlete over her head. all of this happening after she earned the 3rd spot on team usa for her hammer throw. she says the move was on bland. it was funny because they said that they were going to play before we actually walked out. and then it just so happened that they played it when we were out there. >> so, you know, this i really want to talk about the anthem beceuse that's not important. the anthem not speak to me and never earlier in the week. she raised her fist international olympic committee has stern rules against these types of d

white rage. he's not just a pig, he's stupid. >> with us to talk about what we just witnessed is general barry mccaffrey, former cabinet member,member of the national security council. he retired, by the way, as a four-star general in the u.s. army. general, for the civilians watching you and me tonight, please let them know what they should know about your friend and your fellow four-star, general milley. >> i've known mark milley since he was a one star in afghanistan. i watched him in combat. i've been closely associated with him over the years. it is my objective view he's one of the most effective combat leaders we've had since world war ii. he actually is brilliant. he's prince grad, world-class athlete at prince, hockey player. he is incredibly brave who was involved in shootouts in downtown armed with a pistol. he's widely respected in the armed forces. he spent a good part of his army and military career in combat. so that fox tv interview is like a world turned upside down. i was very proud of him. he was very direct. by the way, he's one of the bluntest people i've seen in uniform. he does not suffer fools lately an

white house. >> it's just like on the type of it's this moment that has millions around the world talking olympic athlete when barryback to the united states flag during the national anthem. then she places a black t-shirt reading activists athlete over her head. all of this happening after she earned the 3rd spot on team usa for her hammer throw. she says the move was on bland. it was funny because they said that they were going to play before we actually walked out. and then it just so happened that they played it when we were out there. >> so, you know, this >> want to talk about the anthem because that's not important. the anthem not speak to me and never earlier in the week. she raised her fist international olympic committee has stern rules against these types of demonstrations. the ban applies to athletes protesting inside of stadiums at ceremonies or on podiums podium is our moment. so we should be able to protest what everyone it's not for them to decide. white house press secretary jen psaki commented on the matter. i haven't spoken to the president specifically about this. but i know he's incredibly prou

white supremacists who are against the idea of desegregation. and he marries them in a new coalition that is going to take over the party. >> the fashions that barrydwater inspired were -- the passiones that barry goldwater inspired were explained. he wrote a conservative is someone who stands to thwart history yelling stop. indeed the right would shout stop over and over again in the coming decades. those shouts echoed through the 1960s as america exploded. cities were racked by rioting. over civil rights and police shootings. >> don't bow down anymore. hold your heads up. >> thousands were dying in the jungles of vietnam. ♪ give peace a chance ♪ >> anti-war protests filled the streets. enter presidential candidate richard nixon. he knew exactly how terrifying 1968 was to the right wing base. >> the wave of crime is not going to be the wave of the future in america. >> fear, fear, fear. >> nixon used what was called the southern strategy. build the base by attracting more white support in the south with subtle appeals to racism. >> these cold words, these dog whistles -- law and order. these code words. these dog whistles. law and order. >> law a