s micrograph sions and the idea was that micro gresham's were small slights against an ethnic group like a minority ethnic group or women and that even though they were small and sometimes unintentional they added up to great harm and so i mean i had grown up being told sticks and stones may break my bones words will never hurt me to write so i you know it's like you brush off offenses and certainly like if people unintentionally offend you don't you don't take offense so it's kind of interesting that people are putting going to so much effort to document these offenses for our international audience who may not be familiar with the phenomenon can you give a couple of examples so what and microaggression would be a typical want there was a list put out by by the university of california system that they were using as part of their faculty training that listed you had a had a list of a couple dozen i think micro possible microaggression zz and some of them are things that. would seem pretty offensive mostly to anybody or least like not maybe not extremely offensive but something you obvio

because it the idea is it has the same a fact regardless of the intent that it that these micro gresham's add up over time to further people's oppression to further the oppression of disadvantaged groups that's the idea behind it and so almost anything could be a micro gresham those are some of the examples and it also just kind of you know it said if you say i think the most qualified person should get the job like you have criticism of affirmative action programs that would be micrographs and so it's a lot of different things from from kind of obviously bad manners to do things that are unintentional and kind of normal things people say to just more conservative political opinions being labeled as micrographs shuns and because again there's not any kind of objective standard it's what's perceived as one now correct me if i'm wrong you are so see this phenomenon 1st and foremost with university life students policing the faculty for potential bias disenchanted disinviting controversial speakers and essentially equating any sort of emotional discomfort to that violence how do you use thes

what about the current press secretary gresham do you have any kind of relationship? >> i think that she's in a tough circumstance. either the first or second hardest job any given day. if i ran into her on the street i wouldn't recognize her because she isn't a public personality the way some of the press secretaries have been. on paper she's the most powerful press secretary we've had because she has three titles, spokesperson for the first lady's bill, the first one, press secretary and communications director but by the way, that cannot work because there are two different jobs. i've always talked about this a lot. i like to use the business analogy as product development but are we going to do a week from now or down the road so that is one job. you are out there to fill the job every day and they are just incredibly different and i don't know how you could do both of them and then she also had the additional responsibility being the first lady's spokesman. i pity her but i don't think that is a functional way to organize the way that you do presidential communic

gresham did not hold a press conference moving during her time on the job. mcenaney is not expected to in the short term. will be designated to collect talking points to explain the president's decision making to the public. mr. trump is happy to spend hours a day doing that job himself. we are expected to see president trump back in the white house briefing room today at 5:00. announcer: we are going to leave washington journal. you can watch this and any programin

who's replacing stephanie gresham? kaley mcelhinney, who said this to trish regan on fox business, who, by the way, is also out of a job after she dismissed the coronavirus as a scam by the president's enemies. here is kaleigh mcenany posted by andrew kosinski of cnn's k file. >> this president will always put america first. he will always protect american citizens. we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. we will not see terrorism come here. isn't that refreshing when contrasting it with the awful presidency of president obama? >> there you go. speaking to an audience of one. one who just can't get enough of the old blame obama okeydoke. but you heard what kaleigh mcenany said about the coronavirus. we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. she said that on february 25th when this country already had 57 cases of the coronavirus, 40 of them connected to the "diamond princess." listen to what she said in a radio interview. this was march 11th. >> they tried to score cheap political points.

during this time according to a media report she had said she was attending as a guest of stephanie gresham the white house press secretary so the white house correspondents association decided to remove away in seats altogether for what. called not abiding by their social distancing policy and the letter sent out to correspondence it says quote under this policy we have asked reporters who don't have a seat not to attend press briefings it goes on to say we are writing to inform you that the white house correspondents association board has voted this evening to remove a news outlet from the rotation for seats in the briefing room we did this because a reporter for the outlet twice attended press briefings in contravention of this policy we do not take this action lightly this is a matter of public safety in the past riyadh colleagues from other outlets have criticized her questions after briefings here you can see a photo of a letter from someone asking if she thought her question was helpful in halting the spread of the chrono virus here is riyadh at a recent press briefing asking a quest

gresham did not hold a press conference moving during her time on the job. mcenaney is not expected to in the short term. will be designated to collect talking points to explain the president's decision making to the public. mr. trump is happy to spend hours a day doing that job himself. we are expected to see president trump back in the white house briefing room today at 5:00. announcer: we are going to leave washington journal. you can watch this and any program online at c-span.org. we go live now to a response briefing with governor andrew cuomo. >> stressful, emotional times as we know. today is a day in the state of new york with very mixed two verybased on different pieces of information we have. i am trying to work through the mixed emotions for myself. i will present the facts. there is good news and what we are seeing. wet we have done, and what are doing is actually working and making a difference. actions.ramatic new york pause program closed down schools and businesses, social distancing. it is working. .t is flattening the curve we are seeing t

the shake up from the president's communication teams, stephan stephanie gresham is now out. first dailady confirms grisham now back to serve as chief of staff. also joining the white house, communications team, spokesperson alyssa farrow. >> more than 2,000 of their staff members have coronavirus symptoms and therefore staying home. more than 700 medical workers at the henry ford health system tested positive for the virus. this comes as gretchen whitmer says hospitals are running low on personal protective equipment. before we go, a shout out to one group trying to make a difference. members buying food from restaurants and delivering those meals for the community. they were able to feed some 4,000 people. that's remarkable of the many voluntary efforts that we see across the country in this moment. thank you for joining me today. our special coverage continues with anderson cooper. have a good afternoon. >>> i am anderson cooper, you are watching cnn's coronavirus coverage. in new york home to a third of total cases, governor cuomo offering a glimmer of hope even as he ann

gresham was seven years older. and the press remained fascinated by this couple and they lived in a blaze of publicity for the next 20 years and i think the core of the public's fascination was that they seem to be the cinderella story. prince charming rescued four virtuous cinderella from a humble heart and brought her to limit his counsel. and i think what fascinates us all and has for so many centuries about versions of this cinderella story is we are curious about the possibility for transformation. will prince charming somehow be softness five is divided and will see the transformed and thrive in the castle in a way that she cannot before. and i think this is what curiosity about this is what caused people to follow it so closely for so many years exactly what happened to this couple. here's a picture of rose taken the year after they married. however, this is not like the cinderella script. because graham stokes had to some degree and left the castle and rose had no desire to live in one. and even though they

. >> julius down book tv is bradley gresham. he is the co-owner of politics and prose bookstore along with his wife. mr. wright him what is the effect of the corir

. >> jason gresham from the center from strategical studies.to great discussion about the book and i look forward to reading it. i'm interested and you mentioned election security and the vein of the election security and those resilience measures that we can take from the united states government perspective to sort of come away from the whack-a-mole approach in terms of cyberattacks and thinking along the lines of those measures and i was wondering your thoughts on that. >> you hear a lot can we educate people with information as part of the problem but i also wonder what platforms like facebook and twitter can do about them in the security officer alex stamos is very fond of saying freedom of speech shouldn't equal freedom of breach which is to say you may have the right in the united states as an american to say something that's not true but it doesn't mean facebooking simplify it and in the context in which we had not many months of her eight months until election season picks up is hard to educate the entire population but i do wonder if

follow guidelines caution restrictions will come back if we start to see every gresham if we're not respecting the rules then obviously you will not hesitate. to start restricting and that's one of the things that we want to avoid it any version of a new normal will also be a challenge logistically miami is a hub for the distribution of goods throughout the americas and restarting trade will be difficult it's very complicated it's. critical it's essential for us to understand what steps entails and how people interact with others while some can now carefully enjoy the state's parks restaurants and beaches others remain under tight restrictions the reopening of some parts of the economy and continued closure of others is mostly in the hands of local leaders and the decisions are more crucial than ever and agalloch road is there a miami florida or across the atlantic the euro zone economy has been suffering with its biggest losses since records began in 1905 economic output in the 1900 countries that use the euro shrank by 3.8 percent between january and march europe strongest economy germany an

been saying thank you to the health care workers, and that's nice, but i've been talking to george gresham199, which represents many health care workers. his point has always been the gratitude is appreciated, but we need support. the health care workers need support. they need the ppe equipment and they need the tests to make sure that they're not getting infected, or if they are infected, what is their status? and he's been exactly right. more than thank you. actions more than words, right? nurses, the same thing. nysna, they've been doing a great job. they need support, they need the equipment. they need time off. they need to recuperate. and the first responders, the nypd. pat lynch, who represents the nypd, has said to me from day one, my guys need support. guys being gender-neutral. they're out there every day. they live in the downstate area, and they work in the downstate area. many work, live in nassau, suffolk, westchester, rockland, orange, and they're working in new york city. they need not only ppe equipment, et cetera, they need testing. they need to know if they've been infe

. >> julius down book tv is bradley gresham. he is the co-owner of politics and prose bookstore along with his wife. mr. wright him what is the effect of the coronavirus crisis on your business. >> it is actually pretty severe. many retailers around the country, bookstores is a place where people come to browse and shop. community gathering center. live put on normal times, lots of other taxable health classes we have a coffee house and much of that activity at a stop. since the spread of the virus in the morning to social distancing. but at the same time, we have been able to carry on some activity largely through web orders and also, at least in general today, curbside deliveries. but even those curbside deliveries have now been curtailed by the government. see you shut down your source here in dc. bradley: yes we finally last week close the doors of all three locatio locations. and we are still doing, online processing or online orders and shipping them as well as taking phone orders and doing curbside deliveries. minnelli of