story in "the times," which in a sense is sort of plant bid eddington and dyson.hat is re-recruit a report to have come to the announcement of the results. so that's pretty accurate. but then "the new york times" gets the requested times of london" article and writes their own article based on that reading, on the article. they're not talking to edton and dyson, much less einstein, so inaccuracies begin to creep in. so famously, einstein -- i don't know if i'm still sharing my screen here. i'll go back to the article. then there's the famous line here, a book for 12 wise men. in the article they say no more than 12 people could understand it. that's totally fabricated by "the times." that's not true at all. lots of people understood relatively at this point, but interestingly you'll hear that sometimes, even a variation of it. you know, four people really understand einstein's theory. no, four people in the building i'm in understand his theory. that's not true at all. then it gets picked up by newspapers so you can track inaccuracies creeping in with time. some o

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let me ask you this, professor dyson. book, i want to ask you your thoughts about the murder of ahmaud arbery and the trial going on. at trial, 11 out of 12 jurors in the case are white. just dwleeks ago i was in georgia with both his mother and father. i'll be going to the trial this week and attending the trial with them. in 2021 an almost all-white jury, i mean, how much of a disservice is it to the prosecution that there's a lack of diversity in the racial makeup of their jury? how can this impact the outcome of the proceedings? >> it's a great question, reverend sharpton. this is jim crow with an asterisk. this is a nearly all-white jury to determine the outcome of all-white men killing a black man. need we say without a sense of hyperbole that emmitt till, all-white jury. when we think about what happened all those years ago, you would think in our own day and age when we're supposed to be more sophisticated about race, where people are making all of this brouhaha over critical race theory and the like, this is prec

even as eddington and dyson are looking about the logistical logistical aspects of the expedition theyare working with reporters in london about the expeditions and their significance so when they came back months later with the results there would be a public eager and ready to hear about this titanic battle between a einstein and -- and that's what it's framed that way to make at this intellectual battle. what they had everything ready eddington hops on won when the first passenger ships headed south and denotes how strange it is to be outside the rationing that have been normal in the uk by this point with full bowls of sugar and large portions of me. he arrives on april 26. he had never been to principe. this is a long time before travel web sites. prÍncipe is a speck of an island in the ocean with amount in the middle. it's part of the portuguese empire and what was known for at the time as it was covered in cocoa plantations that sold cocoa to the quaker chocolate factories in britain. the plantation workers at those plantations were the ones that carry the equipment by hand thro

michael eric dyson would rather have a white man where blackface and the governor.enant governor. i've never heard of a black idea or a white idea. i've heard some good ideas and bad ideas. how can be so ignorant of history. you know many people have been oppressed much of our people living in the british isles today were oppressed by the romans. the iroquois oppress the mohawks. the enclose up oppressed everybody. black tribes in africa repress either black slaves. whites enslaved by arabs. it's a vicious cycle. michael eric dyson, he gets to know control and reorder the entire world society. who made him god? i will be oppressed one day. hopefully not too oppressed. >> pete: don't worry, you're white. i made a joke to jesse, don't worry, your wife, you're fine. many members of the left her thinking about this today. michael eric dyson might be on the extreme end but you have members of congress saying similar things. how is it not a problem for the democrat party? >> jessica: it is a problem for the democratic party. lawrence is right, it's not going to turn into

congratulations on winning the sustainability dyson awards. how does it work?the plastic scanner _ how does it work? basically how the plastic scanner works - how does it work? basically how the plastic scanner works is i the plastic scanner works is you put the device onto a plate —— plastic object, you press scan and then it will give you the outcome of the plastic. that is any object at all? any packaging, anything? basically. it is focused _ packaging, anything? basically. it is focused on _ packaging, anything? basically. it is focused on the _ packaging, anything? basically. it is focused on the most i it is focused on the most common consumer plastics. find common consumer plastics. and that is the _ common consumer plastics. and that is the key. _ common consumer plastics. and that is the key, isn't _ common consumer plastics. and that is the key, isn't it, - that is the key, isn't it, because i know in my home i'm trying to recycle all plastics. i'm aware, as everybody else, that a lot of them won't be recycled. exactly. really focused on the most commo

actually, lord dyson did a very good job.e's still so much more to look at in the broader terms of who was responsible for what and how did it come to this? did documents get hidden from view and all sorts of really important stuff which is yet to come out. so i see the lord dyson report as a very welcome development, but there's still a very long way to go with this. how far is there to go, what more can be done? i've been doing quite a lot behind the scenes. but it's clear to me that there are certain people who were in the bbc who have behaved in a way that is truly abysmal stuff which is yet to come out. so i see the lord dyson report as a very welcome development, but there's still a very long way to go with this. how far is there to go, what more can be done? i've been doing quite a lot behind the scenes. but it's clear to me that there are certain people who were in the bbc who have behaved in a way that is truly abysmal and possibly criminal. how far can you take that now yourself, personally? that's the question and

michael eric dyson stopped by msnbc took celena like the famous vacuum, this dyson socks. >> the problementriloquist effect. there's a black mount moving, but a white idea through the running on the runway of a tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimates the white supremacist practices. >> greg: a black mouth moving but a white idea is coming up. everyone clear on that? there are black ideas and white ideas, so that's it. and black people who disagree with him or literal dummies. couldn't have said it better if you were david duke himself. again, it's not just about racial segregation, but idea segregation too. inc. about it, the woke are so backwards that someone not saying what you want them to say equals ventriloquism. when really it's dyson who's the real dummy, cribbing off joy reid. during the friday appearance with omar, dyson confirmed his citizenship and fantasyland by claiming parents voter the way they did because of racial feelings. >> the point is that parents who were spooked by critical race theory, none of whom can define it. when you ask them what it is they don't k

with very a special guest dyson. i want to bring him in now. competing opinions. >> what mcauliffe did tonight was show up and try to turn youngkin into trump. >> critical race theory is the big lie of 2021. it's the modern day southern strategy to appeal to white voters. >> how could it be? this is a virginia state that voted for barack obama twice? >> this crt stuff, i keep beating the drum, it lands badly with me. some of it is dog whistle. >> some of it was dog whistle racism. >> stupid wokeness. some of these people need to go to awoke detox center or something. >> so which is it? you see him, a distinguished professor at vanderbilt university. you should know, viewers, his new book is "entertaining race," a michael eric dyson book. always a reason to talk to you. you heard the sound there. which is it, sir? >> the call to be awake is an offense to them. on the other hand, those with critical race theory deployed as a kind of cud joel to beat down on the heads of those who are enlightened. i think woke is a term of derision and pejorative

lastly, dyson believes that this is like basically just white parents right worried about their whiteinstilling this righteous victim hood and it can quickly turn any promising overachiever into some petulant failure. because if you become successful through victim hood, then you'll only be successful through victim hood because that will quickly replace -- the same thing with any kind of woke ideology, it replaces a deeper thought that you should be chasing. >> jesse: michael eric dyson has a name similar to yours. would you like to talk about that or the actual topic? >> harold: that is the strangeist transition. >> jesse: it's a segue >> harold: he's not a racist. you should have him on his show you guys would have a great debate. >> dana: i used to debate him a different network >> harold: think about this and i think you would probably agree a decent guy. i think brian kilmeade who you had on the show last week has written a book about douglas and lincoln and he's unearthed some things we didn't know about that relationship. now, that relationship what he unearthed will probably

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and once the results were in hand, addington and dyson did some tests -- presenting the data the twovate audiences -- in fact, it went well. and the -- scheduled a joint meeting of the royal society -- to present the results publicly. now, addington sense words of the results in the netherlands -- he still can't communicate directly to einstein. and then -- and einstein is delighted. and einstein showed this the to anyone who -- for the next couple of months. even when he was bedridden. there are various versions of the story. i like this one. one of his students -- who he show the telegram to the -- within 30 adam, i explained -- i'm perturbed, he remarked, i knew that theory was correct. -- what would you have said if there was no confirmation? he replied, i would have to pity our dear god. the theory was correct all the same. -- he's a little more humble and a little more critical. the test of his theory -- this is him writing to one of his mentors. -- -- thus, the intimate union within the beautiful -- is once again proven -- as he said many times -- but it has been official none

michael eric dyson -- it's just advice. you don't to take it. thank you very much, michael.iate you, my friend. >>> coming up next on "the reidout," juries have been seated in the murder trials of kyle rittenhouse in wisconsin and the three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery in georgia. and in a surprise to exactly no one, both juries are almost entirely white. critical race theory would be helpful to describe this. more after this. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt you can't see. watch this. that was in these clothes...ugh. but the clothes washed in tide- so much cleaner! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide hygienic clean ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourse

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on msnbc, a guy called michael eric dyson, who is a professor at georgetown university, accused winsomeet this, being a black white supremacist. honestly, this is one of the most disturbing and to put it bluntly racist attacks we have ever seen. here it is. >> they want white supremacy by ventriloquist -- there is a black mouth moving, a white idea on the tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimates the white supremacist practices. we know that we can internalize in our own minds, and our own subconscious and our own bodies the very principles that are undoing us, so to have a black face speaking on behalf of a white supremacist legacy is nothing new. >> will: horace cooper is the cochair of project 21 and joins us now. horace, great to see you tonight. i don't think it is surprising to hear such a vile and absurd rhetoric coming from the two individuals we just saw on that screen, but it is surprising msnbc and their parent company comcast seem okay with it. >> well, it is very disappointing. you know, there was a time when table companies, tv companies, radio networks all had a co

and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in america. and also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the

michael eric dyson's most recent book is also on the source bestsellers and it is an examination of the race in america and it's entitled entertaining race. wrapping up some of the best selling books is the recount of the life of malcolm x it's looking at the latest publishing news and nonfiction books "new york times" columnist joined us on our monthly author call in program. here is a quick portion of that program. >> there's lots of people who have something happen where they are like what i thought was true about the world isn't actually true or what i thought, but thee medical or political system told me doesn't seem to be actually true and lots of people have those experiences in our politics over the last 20 years from 9/11 through the iraq war through the financial crisis and the way that experts made all these predictions about the benefits of trade with china that did not work out for significant portions of the country. you can go down the list there benny series of moments where the experts said to saddam hussein and weapons of mass destruction. they said at the housing bubb

and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in americad also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way

michael eric dyson's most recent book is also on the source best sellers. that's an examination of the race in america and entitled entertaining race. wrapping up our look at some of the source books bestselling nonfiction books is the dead are arising. it's a recount of the life of malcolm acts by cameron and like spain. the program and podcast, looking at the latest publishing news and nonfiction books. last weekend new york times column author ross -- on our monthly other colin program to discusses many books and take viewer phone cost. and case you missed it, here's a quick portion of that program. >> there's lots of people who have something happen where they're like will. would i thought was true about the world is not actually true or wet i thought with the medical system or political system told me does not seem to be actually. truth and lots of people have those experiences in our politics of the last 20 years, from 9/11 through the iraq war through the financial crisis, through the way that experts middle these predictions about the benefits of tr

they don't want mining, i think lithium was the reason we were in afghanistan, dyson wiggly, we, we lost that we loved a $5000000000.00 worth of military hardware. i think i did the math. that's julia dollars. that was from me personally. little i, i hope you, i hope you get your refund check in cash flow. i left $200.00 in capital and all i was just like a teacher when my loan is tyson was to listen to your story there. yeah. so, so that's your work. you're raising are very important point, and that is we've got to have far better standards within the industry. we've got to have much better regulations, federally on the sourcing of the components for batteries and other material like we have in photos, solar photovoltaics. this isn't necessarily a huge impediment to. ready have an electric vehicles sustainably, but we have to do it right. and you know, our electric vehicles. oh, you know more sustainable than their fossil fuel automobile equivalence. yes they are. but does that mean that they're, they're, they're totally sustainable. of course not. they, as you correctly point out, ther

increasing that to fire risk before the right does set in wednesday looks like the, the big impact dyson, heavy rain coming in across victoria into new south wales, just pushing up towards queensland and that'll make his way further. east was heading towards sidney with a hive. 25 for thursday. i in the country with an abundance of resolve and want indonesia, his friends booming. we move to grow and fry, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia use progressively ensure the policy report to create quality jobs. invest park when news use growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah ah, your geology 0 reminder about top stories, michelle? well, ladies have agreed to end deforestation by 2030 and d. b. u and climate summit, glasgow 1st major deal. it's part of a greater push to limit the rise and global temperatures to $1.00 degrees celsius and the coming decade ethiopians state media is reporting that all residents of audi. some of our have been asked to register their weapons and the next 2 days is comes as rebel forces fro

next is georgetown university sociology professor michael eric dyson examination of the role of race in america in entertaining race. wrapping up our look at some of source booksellers best-selling nonfiction books is the dead are arising, a recount of the life of malcolm x. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them any time at book.org. >> some people say artificial intelligence will make the human race obsolete and a lot of people don't really want to think about a guy artificial intelligence as is kind of intimidating subject but the thing about ai is even if you don't want to think about it, it's thinking about you or is it? well, that's the kind of question we will discuss today on this episode of independent conversations. greetings to everyone who is joining us. i'm graham walker. we tried to bring notable experts on a variety of topics to discuss topics of the day and we think giving you the perspective that you aren't likely to hear elsewhere and today we will be talking with george gilder. let me welcome. i think it was deep in the winter in janu

bbc over the panorama interview with his mother and of course the bbc was roundly condemned in the dysonress. the palace is indignant, it appears partly because the bbc refused to show in the programmes in advance. these programmes are made from bbc news and bbc news does not do that. they are angry at what they call overblown and unfounded claims being presented as facts. that seems to revolve around the suggestion in the programme but members of the royal household is briefed against harry and megan in the fallout from the falling out between the cambridge and sussex households. so to the developments, it appears the bbc is to be punished. a christmas concert which is being fronted by the duke and duchess of cambridge and made by the bbc is it would appear now to be transmitted by itv. the bbc chairman richard sharpe has said this morning from time to time we produce programmes which may or may not meet with full agreement with different parts of the establishment. he went on, we have tremendous respect for all aspects of the royal family in what they undertake and do.— new zealand wil

michael dyson, i leave it to you from last week.of winsome sears as lieutenant governor in virginia. >> they want cred for breathing for having hair in the morning or getting up brushing their teeth. look, i made an achievement that should be noteworthy, no, you are i doing what all political figures must do, make choices, be problem they want white -- supremacy with a van tril quest, quest, a black mouth moving by white ideas. we know that we can internalize in our own minds and bodies the very principles that are undoing us. to have a black face, speaking in behalf of a white supremacist legacy is nothing new to chagrin to those of us who study race, the white folk on other side, and right ringers do not understand this is race 101, it is the pre-k of race, critical race theory, we know the word critical and theory means let's be on the side of those who need to be emangs earning mans -- emancipated. >> what do you see? >> mark. i want to start by saying i enjoyed our opening monologue, you framed it up well. i want to take the co

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joining me is michael eric dyson, distinguished professor at vanderbilt university, author of "entertaining we'll get to the book but the numbers, what do you think they are a reflection of? do you think that the president's approval down truly? >> thank you for having me as always. no. i think this thing is a roller coaster, an up and down situation, and polls are a snapshot of the moment. but they don't necessarily indicate a long term trend. many people are disappointed. the irony is donald trump had such a horrendous presidency that in contrast to him of course joe biden would look better to many people but one of the difficulties and perhaps the disadvantage of not being an autocrat or a person that believes in fascist tendencies is you don't disregard the other side and trying to forge relationships hampered the agenda and the limit that is the fact of the senate has on him with numbers and being able to get past senators manchin and sinema. putting that all together it makes for a difficult row to hoe. >> i want to drill down because when it comes back to the social spending bill tha

michael eric dyson last night on hbo. >> the point is that parents who were spooked by critical raceone of whom can define it when you ask them what it is they don't know what they do know black people censored and history if you say you are concerned about history in america why is it come when it comes to black history. >> i find that disenyen just argument. [applause] i don't think that is what people are objecting to. i don't think most people. now, of course, there are some places in this country where they will and some people who will. but they are not objecting to black history being taught. there are other things going on in the schools. >> like what? >> can we just -- by separating children by race and describing them as either oppressed or oppressor there are children coming home who who feel traumatized by this. that's what parents are objecting to. >> but bill, but bill. pete: i want to hear more of the conversation. rachel: michael eric dyson disingenuous like what oppressed and oppressors i don't know anything about this. he has been writing over 20 books since the ear

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