former mlb pitcher curt schilling. before we get to the lincoln deal.ey don't want the indians and the team doesn't want it, i'm okay with that. but i always thought it was an honor. it tells you about valor, ferocity, a warrors spirit. apache and the sioux, these guys struck fear in the heart of the pioneers and did some vicious things. we did vicious things back. but these were great warriors. they have cowboys and the pirates. i just don't get it. >> the indians are the latest victim. i guess what i'm waiting for now is peta. cardinals, cubs, blue jays, orioles, and i'm assuming other animals are going to file suit because -- i'm with you. i always thought that especially naming a fran chase after something was a proud thing, a good thing. apparently saying the word indian makes you what is it, native-phobic? i don't know. jesse: it is a little ridiculous. >> it's beyond ridiculous. i'm incredibly prude of what you have managed to do since you were walking campuses on this nation and i had to listen to college students with degrees say really dumb st

curt schilling is here.nts of color typically do not have access to high quality computer science and stem education. ♪ i joined amazon because i wanted to change education and i am impatient. amazon gives me the resources to change the world at a pace that i want to change it. ♪ we provide students stem scholarships and teachers with support. ♪ i'm a fighter and i'm fighting for all students. jesse: 2020 will go down in history for many many reasons. cancel culture will probably be one of them. the latest victim the cleveland indians. its owner says it's not acceptable in our world. but i guess it's not that unacceptable because it's not being changed until next season. he said they don't want to be called the cleveland baseball team in reference to the washington football team. we saw protesters trying to erase our history. a high school in san francisco is removing ab abraham lincoln's name because i quote, lincoln like the presidents before him and most after did not show through policy or rhetoric that