. >> yes dr. kendi, it's an honor , to talk to you. i have been studying this since i retired about 10 years ago. i have come to the conclusion that racism doesn't have much to with slavery. slavery was ancient and universal. be racismonsider to now started to develop in the 1820's with scientific racism with the idea that somehow you could establish a gradient of humans where the white englishmen were on top and black africans were on the bottom. somehow that was the natural order of science. at universities as the actual, accepted science in the early 20th century. woodrow wilson is a perfect .xample of that i just got through reading a very strange interview from a in aller jeff conversation with adolf hitler. he said there is no scientific basis for racism, it is just a way for politicians to stir up people. what is your idea of where would we call racism came from? >> thank you, paul. >> i think it is important for us to define racism. racism is the marriage of racist ideas and racist policies. racist policies are policies that yi

. >> yes, dr. kendi, it's an honor talk to you. i have been studying this since retired about ten years ago. i have come to the conclusion that racism doesn't have much to slavery. slavery was ancient and universal, where as what we racism now actually developed, started developing in called s with so scientific racism, where the whole idea that somehow you gradiant whereh a white english men were on top on the k africans are bottom. somehow that was the natural science. but then -- that was taught in actual accepted science in the early 20th century. woodrow wilson was a perfect example of that. but owned, i just got through a very strange interview fuller a british author on hitler. he said it was stupidity. t's just a useful way for politicians to stir up people. so i'm really wondering what is actual nature e of racism. from?did it come our current, what we now call racism. you, paul. >> sure. so i think what's important for define racism. racism is really the marriage of and racist policies. and racist policies are ssentially

. >> yes, dr. kendi, it's an honor talk to you. i have been studying this since retired about ten years ago. i have come to the conclusion that racism doesn't have much to slavery. slavery was ancient and universal, where as what we racism now actually developed, started developing in called s with so scientific racism, where the whole idea that somehow you gradiant whereh a white english men were on top on the k africans are bottom. somehow that was the natural science. but then -- that was taught in actual accepted science in the early 20th century. woodrow wilson was a perfect example of that. but owned, i just got through a very strange interview fuller a british author on hitler. he said it was stupidity. t's just a useful way for politicians to stir up people. so i'm really wondering what is actual nature e of racism. from?did it come our current, what we now call racism. you, paul. >> sure. so i think what's important for define racism. racism is really the marriage of and racist policies. and racist policies are ssentially

. >> kendis wanted this outfit. no, dr. margaret in the house. e. >> this is what we wear for this segment. >> apparently. new girl getting stuck dressed up in costume. whatever, kendis. i'm here for two more days after this. >> alcohol substance. >> we were warned not to put these too close to our face. science is real. >> where a sunday you have the spacex launch of satellite is what they were supposedly launching. this was seen in the skies above america after that launch. a weird little spiral. >> it's alien. >> that's why they kept it a secret. >> i'm wearing a lab coat alien. >> it kind of reminds us and takes us back to that other spacex launch late last year where all of california was intrigued that they saw it in southern california. it resulted in an accident. did you see that video? >> oh, my gosh. >> so many people were caught looking up at the sky. >> don't live stream thins whgs while you're driving. >> don't look at the aliens. >> don't look at the aliens. ignore the spacecraft. >> nothing creepy here, but a japanese astronaut just

kendis, bond, jaime bond? >> well, jaime can be a guy. >> dang it. janice bond. the next bond could be a woman, at least that's what -- >> the franchise goes back to "dr.ing the best james bond of all time, sean connery. and he said it could be a woman, could be a black woman, could be a white woman. do something different with it, why not? >> and why not we change the bond girls to bond dudes and then we could be playing different video that maybe the other half of the population would like to look at instead of the half that put this on. >> and instead we'll watch this and imagine what it would be like. >> i'm a fan. >>> next exciting news for harry potter fans. >> starting this summer cruzs will be operating in the uk, traveling to various filming locations. hogwart's themed cuisine will be served. we're talking butter beer, this is a dream come true. >> it's going to cost you about $4,000. >> can we sign up right away? i waunt to wear matching outfits. >>> and finally a reminder not to mess with the grumpy cat. the feline has won a major lawsuit. >> the cat whose real name is tarter sauce has been awarded 0 $20,000 in the case. but we cannot reach