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and then i took this material to the laboratory of my colleague at harvard, stein jacobson, who has - here. you can see on the left my summer intern, sophie, who at first arrived just to shadow me and document the project. she wants to become a science journalist, but then at some point she said, maybe i can help in doing the science and i said, that would be fantastic so i arranged for her a microscope with tweezers and then we found 50 spheres on the ship. she found more than 600. so altogether we have over 700, and i gave her the title, hunter. in a matter of a couple of week she increased the reservoir by more than a factor of 10. and that's very helpful for us. the person you see on the other side is stein jacobson that is a highly regarded, very conservative, i should say, and very trustworthy geo chemist and i chose to work with him because i could trust anything he does. he's not biased one way or another. so what you see here are from sophie's findings and here are some images that we obtained as soon as we landed in san fransco, we had a stop at the university of california

the person you see on the other side is stein jacobson, that is the highly regarded very conservative i should say and very trust worthy geochemist. i could trust what he does and not bias one way or the other. what you see are sophie's findings and here are some images that we obtained as soon as we landed in san francisco we had to stop at the university of california at berkeley and they have in the nuclear engineering department, they have an electron microscope, scanning microscopes tha looked inside one of the sparrows. that was amazing. we found smaller spears inside the smaller spears. so we found spears inside spears and they were embedded on a matrix background of structure. they sort of look like eggs. and the way to understand that is that the small spears solidified early because they werell smaller and then there we molteniron that glued them toge. .. .. .. s we knew how many spheres were found in each region from sophie's findings. and laura just assigned a yield to each region. she divided the number of retrieved spheres by the amount of mass of background material, vo

. >> and, if they're passionate about making their case, nancy jacobson is welcomed to join me on thisrogram any night of the week. i'll tell you, charlie. nancy has been invited on this program for over two years. and, besides telling me that her dog ate her homework, and she's washing her hair tonight, she has given me every other excuse on god's green earth. help me understand this. if the point of a third party is to get power back to americans who feel stuck in the two party system, and i get that, so many people do, why is the first idea to float a possible scenario where voters won't decide the outcome? >> well i don't think that's what they're floating, they're offering an insurance policy. they're not even yet committed to running a ticket. i mean they don't know, -- look, we think biden and trump will be the nominees. things can happen. one of them might not be. and, so they might pull the plug on this whole thing. and, by the way, no labels is a 501 c for organization. they don't have to reveal their donors. and if they do reveal the donors, the opponents with no labels will

and that is very helpful for us, the person you see on on the other side is a stein jacobson that thehighly regarded very conservative i should say and a very trusted worthy geochemist. and i chose to work within because i could trust anything he does. he's not biased one way or another. so what you see here are the spherules from sophie's findings findings, and here are some images that we obtained. as soon as we landed in san francisco, we had to stop at the university of california at berkeley and they have in the nuclear engineering department, they havan electron microscope scanning microscope that looked inside one of the spherules. and you see here what we found in that was amazing that we found smaller spheres inside the bigger sort of like russian. so we found spheres inside spheres and they were embedded on a matrix. the background of a dendritic structure, they sort of look like eggs and the way understand that is that the small solidified early because they were smaller and then they were engulfed with molten iron that glued them together and here you see some more small s

neil: i want to go to william jacobson, the law professor, what is your perception of whether that is a rampant issue, in your school and some of these others. >> it has been a festering problem for two decades on campus as a result of many different things but one of the things that's most prominently a result is the racial is asian of education. we view everything through a racial lens and coalitions against israel are built around students of color, their term, anti-jewish students are singled out and can't decide, as white oppressors. neil: all right. we appear to be having some audio problems. if you can still hear me we are having problems but it is a problem. i am wondering whether efforts to get to the bottom of it and address it on capitol hill are going to help. >> shining a spotlight on it is important. i don't think it will change any behavior. these presidents are oblivious for not being honest, for them to say they welcome diverse viewpoints, where congressman pointed out, there are no conservative professors on campus. there are almost no overly pro-israel professors be

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