would be found guilty or not to go back to the galileo trials. felt in the united states in the last four years, that even though technology has accelerated, and we have so many incredible opportunities on so many fronts, that i felt galileo probably would not get off in america. now i am beginning to feel it's a little bit different. i am interested in the state of science in the world, and the respect for science. if you go to developing countries, i find a greater respect for countries, for doctors, for research, than i do in the developed part of the world. do you find that? >> i think so. i have found some countries, some developing countries have little regard for science. i think it depends on the government that is in power. some of these more autocratic governments, if they don't like the science, they don't believe in it. it's the same attitude that the trump administration had. i have seen that everywhere. just about every country, they truly respect science, and are encouraged by what it can do. then there are other people who find it

would be found guilty or not you know to go back to the galileo trial and i sort of fell in the united states in the last 4 years that even though technology as you mention has has you know accelerated and we have so many incredible opportunities on so many fronts that i sort of felt galileo probably wouldn't get off you know in america now i'm beginning to feel it's a little bit different but i'm just interested in the state of science in the world and the respect for science if you go to developing countries i often find a greater respect for science for doctors for research than i do in the developed part of the world do you find that. i think. i found some countries developing countries have little regard for science i think it depends on on a government that's impala and you know to some of these more to plastic uplands if they don't like science they don't believe in it same sort of attitude that the trumpet ministration. and i've seen not going through so i think in just about every country those people who truly truly respect science and are encouraged by what it can do and the

we started out in 1609 to go back to galileo.f us cherish the idea that we were the only children of the creator that the entire universe revolved around us, and one by one i call the great demotion of science, one by one once the world had accepted to the extent that we have, the work of the early earth scientist who said the sun was at the center of the solar system, once we said were not at the center of the solar system, were at the center of the galaxy, were at the center of the universe. not any of those. we would create separately from all the other living beings on this planet, we are god's children, it turns out we are so deeply related to each other and to all of the life that we share in this planet that we have more in common genetically, you and me with a sunflower then we are likely to have in the cosmos. so i cherished what carl said if a person disagrees with you, let them live, you will not find another and 100 billion galaxies. to me when i look at that and i looked at it countless times that carl showed to me b

we started out in 16 oh nine to go back to galileo.e were the only children of a creator that the entire universe revolves around us. and one by one, what i call the great demotion. 151, once the world had accepted to the extent that we have, the work of the earlier scientists who said that the sun is at the center of the solar system. once we said okay, for not at the center of the solar system we are at the center of a galaxy. in the universe. nope, no, not any of those. but we were created separately from the rest of all of the other living beings on this planet preview of god only children. well known, it turns out were not so deeply related to each other. and to all of the life that we share with this planet that we have more in common genetically, your me with the sunflower and we are likely to help with the being are any other world in the cosmos. so i cherish what carl says. carl segan. you will not find another in a hundred million galaxies with another. so this is some of this parts of science. and to me, when i look at that

it's always easier to stand with the crowd than to challenge people but galileo, the church didn't likecience, so there you go. >> greg: juan williams is galileo. >> juan: there you go, you see, logic at work right there. >> dagen: exactly. you majored in debate in college. >> dana: speech team, didn't do debate because i didn't want to argue with people. i like to get along and i won't argue with you, but i cannot believe you just rick rolled the nation right there with your bump in music, unbelievable. unbelievable. >> dagen: no apologies. >> jesse: if they were to draw a diagram of my brain real estate, there'd be a little pocket for food and then a little thing from my wife and the little things for money and in this huge section for destroying democrats. i think about it all the time. i was watching the conor mcgregor fight and one of the announcer said something i said i'm going to use that line against juan and i forgot what it was but i'm going to use it one of these days. >> dagen: i need more space. don't use his moves we'll get whupped. one more thing up next. that's true. st

trouble that comes with optimistic think throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of be steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. the pandemic could be a sign of things to come judging by the latest warning from the world health organization with the prospect of more deadly outbreaks around the corner the w.h.o. emergencies chief is urging all nations to ramp up their health care. but this pandemic has been very severe it's been spread around the world extremely quickly and is afraid that every corner of this planet but this is not necessarily the big one we live in an increasingly complex school society the stress will continue if there's one thing we need to take from this trend and it could all of the tragedy in loss is that we need to get our act together we need to get ready for something that may even be more severe than future now it's been almost a year since the w.h.o. declared kovan 1000 a global health emergency and since t

but if galileo was alive today, i am not sure he wouldn't be found guilty again.s seems to be a struggle over rationality and empiricism in science. how do you feel about that struggle? and you have been identified as the most respected person in the world when it comes to science. does that burden burden you? and had you feel about the prospects of science itself, looking forward? dr. fauci: it is a complicated issue. no, i don't feel it has burdened me. this is the life i have chosen at this is what i do. so it is not a burden because it is my life. and i have chosen it unhappily chosen it. the issue is that science has been very successful in doing something that was unheard of or unimaginable years ago, to go from the identification of a new pathogen, in this case, this mysterious virus that thrust itself upon us, and then we identified it in january of this year, and in less than a year, 11 months, it actually now was going into a lot of people's arms, it is proven to be highly efficacious and safe. that is a very successful coup de force in science. my fear

trouble that comes with optimistic think throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of be steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by the way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. greetings of the salyut. welcome one and all to the 2nd part of our year end special where really look back at s

kinds of trouble that comes with optimistic saying throughout history optimists have been punished galileo could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of big steve jobs. and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment. to. 2020 has been a purdy vent for a year and a wall a tall one to say the least especially when it comes to the economy and global markets so what can we expect to see in the new year and under a new president well to answer that and much more we welcome back our tease the very own rick sanchez host of the news with rick sanchez rick good to see you my friend always great having you when you hear what i hear there's been a lot of damage done in the service sector across a lot of sectors small businesses they've been closed down yet wall street to help hitting those record highs what's going on here are we looking at some sort of corporate welfare. people who have lost their jobs. jobs. somewhere let's say you know so a lot of people are still out of work. it should of those who got their jobs back are people who are not in the ser

trouble that comes with optimistic thinking throughout history optimists have been punished it could be galileo it could be copernicus it could be einstein it could be all sorts of people steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism stacy right and it's important to know as well that we're heading into 2021 and what is 2021 is the 50th birthday of the all system so you know this is a good time to die as well for if it's over right 50 years is long enough it was an experiment that was the experiment big question is not the experiment because bitcoin is hard money the fear at global standard was a fabulous fiction let's admit like the fabulousness of of fear created outfits like this. but the fact is that you know we're going to go over some of the details of why that's coming to an end and a wife should celebrate it there are some moments that might not seem pretty good you know but relentless optimism is on the other side right. 2121 1000000 points 21000000 point is right there in full faith. 2121 right 2021 is the it all comes toge

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i tell people you know clearly science is delivering on this in this pandemic in some ways but of galileo was alive today i'm not sure that he would be found guilty again there seems to be a struggle over rationality empiricism in science how do you feel about that struggle right now and you become identified really as the most respected person in the world when it comes to science it does that burden burden you and how do you feel about the prospects for science itself looking forward. well it's a complicated issue no i don't feel that is burden me this is the life i've chosen and this is what i do so it's not a burden because you know it's my life and i've chosen it and happily chosen it the issue is that science has been very successful in doing something that was unheard of or unimaginable years ago is to go from the identification of a new pathogen in this case this mysterious virus that just. harnessed and then we identified in granularity of this here in the rest an 11 month it actually now is going into someone's on into a lot of people's arms and it has been proven to be highly e

little bit worried by the time we come back for that 2nd shot you were talking about going to the galileo institute and speaking to the people there they were of course the ones who developed the job what were your overall impressions of the institute. look some years ago i went to chernobyl to this story 30 years after it was 2016 i think and of course then came the h.b.o. with t.v. drama is that you actually see that hundreds of thousands of people went in to risk their lives because they knew that that's the only shot that russia has that the continent is maybe the world they risk their life so i'm not saying that when mr ginsberg understandings on the malaya took the show it was exactly like dealing with a nuclear reactor exposed but there was a risk and i think. there's something very generous of them to be the 1st to test it on themselves. see the effects and only then continue with experiments and only then are committed to the other so so yes i think those are brave people and i really enthusiastic and looking forward to see the results of the mass testing or the massive oxidation

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going back a little further, galileo's arguments with a more conventional view with the catholic churchwhat i keep getting this wrong. the earth is the center of the universe. so there have always been powerful forces that for reasons of their own, sometimes they have to do with prevailing religious dogma has not wanted to listen to scientists. and it has been impossible for them not to listen. precisely because science is full of this agreement and dissected. it's not just the religious authorities look down on garland but it was other biologists equally concerned with empirical evidence. he has the facts about inheritance wrong. so the point is, if we expect sites to be speaking, to be simply proclaiming what the evidence shows, then -- and we look at what science really looks, there's plenty of material we can be disillusione disillusioned. without any kind of motive to disagree with what ultimately turns out to be the right way of looking at things. france has been controversial throughout modern science throughout its history. so when kinda related to the question another audience

full of women are galli own look at galileo what adam was and. what i meant. was i finish the hour. saying that. this is due to reduce the noise for berlin the world. come to our special inauguration program which will follow the swearing in of joe biden as the $46.00 president of the united states of america in about an hour from now biden and his vice president come laris are due to take their oath of office is an inauguration day like no other heavy security is in place after trump supporters stormed the capitol on january 6th we'll have full live coverage for you an analysis of the enormous challenges that lie ahead from a pandemic to foreign policy to dealing deep divides within the u.s. politics and society and meanwhile breaking with tradition presidents and donald trump outgoing president all trump refuse to welcome his successor as he clings to the lies that the election was stolen just a few hours ago he departed to washington now for his private mar a lago resorts in florida on mr trump now faces an impeachment trial in the senate . on little rock thank you so much for yo