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it's those guys up north. >> dana: i love jordan peterson. he makes a lot of good points.udeau wasn't joking. you can be a spokesperson. it never bothered me to be called a spokesman. >> kimberly: no one in the audience heard that. no one uses that term. >> brian: should the armstrong have set a small step for mankind? humankind? >> juan: people don't want to be called chairman. they want to be called a chairperson. it comes up all the time. the one that struck me on this issue as they change the national anthem in canada to do away with patriotic love from thy sons to all of us, or whatever they say. >> dana: do you think at hockey games they're going to be singing sons? it won't change. >> brian: i have a lengthy piece. buckle up. "one more thing" is next. mom and dad got a new car... it's not theirs. it's mine. mine. charitable organizations i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used truck

in this interview with jordan peterson i don't know if you have seen it coming you should watch it. it has 5 million views on youtube and he exposes false dichotomies creating false narratives and it has become a joke. the only way that we can circumvent the joke is through the power of cinema that is the latin word for truth, to expose the imagery of our society and images of the power to transfix in a way that words and reason do not say that is what this book is all about. to quote michael goodwin of the post wrote a great review of the book and he said he actually changed his mind about me and about what we do. this gives me another reason for my changing view. the reprehensible conduct of the organizations, they are guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news when they function like proper outlets. he is sayinhe's saying the realn isn't in what we do. do. we use an alias to build trust with somebody, to draw them out, to film a conversation. the real is passing information onto the consumer thaon to the t itself true. it's not necessarily for political reasons, som

there's an interview with jordan peterson it has 5 million views on youtube and he exposes the folstein economies. creating false narratives. it's become a joke the only way to circumvent the joke is through the power of cinema pets the latin word of truth, to expose the imagery of our society. images transfixed so that's what the book is all about. to quote michael goodwin of the new york post read a great review he said he changed his mind about me and what we do, he said gets me to another reason of my changing view the reprehensible conduct, they too are guilty of deception. by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. he said the real deception is not a what we do, to draw the mountain the real is pass along information to the consumer that's not true. my sister headlines are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the boat. there is a book about the very thing i quote him in the book. they may criticize our ethics message number one thing you'll hear about me in the city but falsehoods are from the

if you look at ben jordan peterson has become an unbelievable -- you know, he is unbelievable. that's the best way i can put it. it really shows there is curiosity for these issues. it is a byproduct of the left. an unintended consequence. think don't believe in dialogue or discussion or stifling in other opinion. it has paved the way for what i believe is going to be the greatest conservative revolution in american history led by young people for freedom and for a principled approach to defend western civilization to say it is ok to hear something you disagree with. just because you're offended doesn't mean you're right. we need to be able to hear ideas that challenge our viewpoints. these are people that hate this country. they don't want to defend what makes it great. i look at the diversity and the intel capacity, the conservative movement. we are going to win and they are going to lose. >> yeah. absolutely. we're going to bring out the rest of our panelists so you can hear what the conservative movement is doing on campus. first we have grant from young american freedom an

next clinical psychologist jordan peterson sells 12 rules for life and james patterson explores the case of the late professional football player aaron hernandez, convicted of first-degree murder in an all-american murder. after that it's rising time, business advice from damon john followed by melissa hartwig's hole 30 fast and easy cookbook. our look at some of the best-selling books according to publishers weekly continues with neil degrasse tyson's research on the universe in astrophysics for people in a hurry. then it's walter isaacson's biography of leonardo da vinci followed by anxious for nothing. advice on managing anxiety. after that, investment and entrepreneur ray dahlia offers life and business tips in principles and wrapping up our look at some of the books from publishers weekly's nonfiction bestsellers list is retired admiral 2015 graduation speech at university of texas, makeyour best. many of these authors have appeared on tv. watch them at our website, booktv.org . >> often in our lives the illusion of information is actually far more dangerous than ignorance . so the

and there was an interview with jordan peterson.i don't know if you've seen it, you should watch it. it has 5 million views on youtube and he expresses a false dichotomy. putting words into peoples melts, creating false narrative. it has become a joke! the only way we can circumvent the joke is due the power of cinema vcritc. that is the latin word for truth. and as the imagery of our society and images of the power to transfixed and -- to quote - michael goodwin of the new york post wrote a great review of the book on sunday said that he actually changed his mind. about me and about what we do. he said, this gives me to another reason for change in view of veritas of james o'keefe. the reprehensible conduct of so-called legitimate news organizations. they are also guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news. when they function my propaganda outlets. what is goodman saying there? is any real deception is not in what we do. losing alias to build trust with somebody. to draw them out. the real deception is passing along i

competing with the major networks this one guy ok i mean you jimmy door does very well any time jordan peterson is on anyone's program that the hits go through the ceiling here you know i'm agreeing with ron let me go to ron let me go to rob because i think you know people are so desperate to hear different voices and stop being spin pounded down your throat all the time go ahead rob. well the last time i was on the show what we discuss is one of my favorite lines from the classic film broadcast news is albert brooks says you know we're in trouble when we become more important than the story. that there is way too much spin and we were also it's it's become so much about ratings and i started in scripted television on comedy shows and you know i learned early you know well it doesn't matter if you're funny or if it's good what one of the ratings and one of the nielsen say and. so you're striving for that rather than ultimately delivering the news or the real story and again from both sides i'd have to have certain sources i've used and boy oh boy have they been wrong but in the first week of de

with the major networks this one guy ok i mean you can do jimmy door does very well any time jordan peterson is on anyone's program that the hits go through the ceiling here you know i'm agreeing with ron let me go to ron let me go to rob because i think you know people are so desperate to hear different voices and stop being spin pounded down your throat all the time go ahead rob. well the last time i was on the show what we discuss is one of my favorite lines from the classic film broadcast news is albert brooks says you know we're in trouble when we become more important than the story and there is way too much spin and we were also it's it's become so much about ratings and i started in scripted television on comedy shows and you know i learned early you know well it doesn't matter if you're funny or if it's good what one of the ratings and one of the nielsen say and. so you're striving for that rather than alternately delivering the news or the real story and again from both sides i have to have certain sources i've used and boy oh boy have they been wrong but in the first week of decem

competing with the major networks this one guy ok i mean you did jimmy door does very well any time jordan peterson is on anyone's program that the hits go through the ceiling here you know i'm agreeing with ron let me go to ron let me go to rob because i think you know people are so desperate to hear different voices and stop being spin pounded down your throat all the time go ahead rob. well the last time i was on the show what we discuss is one of my favorite lines from the classic film broadcast news is albert brooks says you know we're in trouble when we become more important than the story and there is way too much spin and we were also it's it's become so much about ratings and i started in scripted television on comedy shows and you know i learned early you know well it doesn't matter if you're funny or if it's good what one of the ratings and one of the nielsen say and. so you're striving for that rather than ultimately delivering the news or the real story and again from both sides i have to have certain sources i've used and boy oh boy have they been wrong but in the first week of decemb

competing with the major networks this one guy ok i mean you did jimmy door does very well any time jordan peterson is on anyone's program that the hits go through the ceiling here you know i'm agreeing with ron let me go to ron let me go to rob because i think you know people are so desperate to hear different voices and stop being spin pounded down your throat all the time go ahead rob. well the last time i was on the show what we discuss is one of my favorite lines from the classic film broadcast news is albert brooks says you know we're in trouble when we become more important than the story and there is way too much spin and we were also it's it's become so much about ratings and i started in scripted television on comedy shows and you know i learned early you know well it doesn't matter if you're funny or if it's good what one of the ratings and one of the nielsen say and. so you're striving for that rather than alternately delivering the news or the real story and again from both sides i'd have to have certain sources i've used and boy oh boy have they been wrong but in the first week of dec

there was this interview with jordan peterson and i don't know if you have seen it. you should watch it. has 5 million views on youtube and exposes the false dichotomy of putting words into people's mouths and creating a false narrative. the only way we can circumvent the joke is through the power of cinema vÉrite. that's the latin word to expose the imagery of our society and images of the power to transfix and away the words don't. that's what this book "american pravda" is all about. to quote michael goodwin of "the new york post" the review of the book on sunday he said, he asked to change his mind about me and about what we do. he said this gives me two other reasons for my changing view of veritas of james o'keefe. the reprehensible conduct of so-called legitimate organizations, they too are guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. what is goodwin saying there? he saying they were of deception is not in what we do. we use an alias to build trust with somebody. we draw them out. the real deception is pa

dave reuben, jordan peterson, they all work together and don't second-guess the intellectual superiorityintellectually superior. i think that's what he needs to learn, and he probably will. >> juan: he actually had on conservatives, people who disagree with the pathway to citizenship for the dreamers, and have them talk to dreamers. seems like he is willing to hear from the other side. >> kimberly: yes, it's his show but that's not him actually doing it. this is kind of ratings in developing. he's been able to do quite well. he started to resonate during the health care debate and he was taking on some conservatives and that became sort of his area, his sweet spot where he seemed to generate some buzz and some interest. you are seeing him continue down the path because it's continued to be successful and there are dividends that is paid off. i think it really is that simpl simple. >> juan: jesse, he has said if conservatives don't like the criticism of donald trump, don't watch. >> jesse: that's fine. you can change the channel. watch fox. i support that. he was doing the man show before

jordan peterson. the invitation. brian: thanks for wearing the gel. looks good. steve: there you go. all right. thanks, dr. peterson. we will make it weird here. jillian, take over. jillian: no one knows what to say to brian. good morning to you guys. i used to love the father/daughter dances. brian: not anymore. jillian: i'm too old for that besides that let's talk about this. the threat of isis bombing a passenger plane packed with americans. that threat is very real. house homeland security chairman congressman michael mccall issuing the alarming warning calling for immediate action to sure up security at airports. >> most disturbing and quite frankly, kind of what keeps you up at night question. the crown jewels aviation and still seeking to blow up airplanes even though they might not be able to hijack it. that threat is very real. congressman mccaul says the u.s. must deploy more security scanners but can't because they are call up in bureaucratic red tape. democrats elizabeth warren and al frank

if you liked jordan peterson. the month of march the series on state of men in this country. not good and we will tell you what we can do about it good night from washington. sean is next. hey, sean. >> sean: hey, tucker, great show. liberal congressman adam schiff's counter memo on the fisa abuses finally released. a complete disaster for schiff and company full ever flat out lies, complete fabrications and it actually, in the end corroborates everything we have been telling you over a year on this program. now, like that, the fbi and the doj like they lied about the fisa judge in that case about the origins of the clinton bought and paid for dossier. full of russian government propaganda, they used that to get a warrant to spy on a member of the trump campaign. we will go through this schiff memo, point by point. we will separate fact from democratic fiction. this is something the destroy trump media will never do. house intel committee chairman devin nunes and carter page the former trump campaign advisor at the center of all of this, they will both join us tonight with ex

if you like there were jordan peterson segment tonight, tune in next month, the month of march, series on the state of men in this country. it's not good. we'll tell you why. good night from washington. sean is next. >> sean: great show. a son of breaking news tonight. liberal congressman adam schiff on the counter memo, the fisa abuses, a complete disgrace, complete fabrications, and it actually corroborates everything we have been telling you over a, year on this program. like that, the fbi and the doj, thickly lied about the fisa judge, the origins of the clinton bought and paid for dossier. full of russian government propaganda. they used that to get a warrant to spy on a member of the the p campaign. we will go through this memo point by point. we will separate fact from democratic friction. this is something to destroy trump media will never do. also, the house until committee chairman devin nunes and carter page, the former campaign advisor at the center of all this, they will both join us tonight with exclusive reaction. also breaking tonight, growing callswa for broward county

next, clinical psychologist jordan peterson self-help vote, 12 rules for life. then, entrepreneur.the chart gives advice on building a brand in crushing it followed by dana pink's latest self-help book. our look at some of the best-selling books according to the "washington post" continues that marks mentioned leaving happy life. after that come israeli journalist vernon bergman looks at the secret operations and shin bet and the israeli defense force says in rison kills first appeared harvard professor stephen levinsky examined the causes that lead to breakdowns in democracies around the world and how democracies die, followed by a health advice from dr. ben lunch. wrapping up our look at some of the books from the "washington post" non-fiction bestsellers this is jan patterson look at the least professional football player aaron hernandez convicted of a first-degree murder in all american murder. many of these authors however will appear on booktv. you can watch them on our website, tv.org. >> in those days and until quite recently, the new drones, in the last few years, the kind

then jordan peterson self-help book, 12 rules for life.james patterson explores aaron hernandez convicted of first-degree murder and all-american murder. after that it's rhymes and grimes from damon john. bye-bye the whole 30 fast and easy cookbook. look at the research of the universe of astrophysics. then leonardo da vinci followed by anxious for nothing advice and -- after that wrapping up our look at some of the books from the nonfiction bestseller list is william a craven, 2014 graduation speech. many of the authors appear book to be. wash them on our website. >> now, we understand how it is that you are able to get waived into the white house to become a potted plant in the west wing lobby. most of your meetings at the white house where was steve bannon, or at least you are scheduled to meet with him and then what would happen? >> i had a lot of meetings with steve and he was one of the pillars of the book, but i met with everybody and everybody was under the impression they were supposed to meet with me. >> where did they get this i

next, clinical psychologist jordan peterson self-help books 12 rules for life.hen entrepreneur gives advice on building a brand and crushing it. that's followed by when, daniel pink's latest self-help book. our look at some of the best-selling books according to the washington post continues with mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. after that, is really journalist ronan bergman looks at the secret secret operations of israeli dispense. steve and daniel examine the causes that lead to breakdowns and democracies around the world and how democracies die followed by health advice from doctor ben lynch. we also have james patterson's look at the late professional football player aaron hernandez, convicted of first-degree murder in all-america murder many of these authors have or will appear on the tv. you can watch them on our website tv.org. >> let me put you back on the station again and talk about another trying time in your life, you're going along and you get asw call that your sister-in-law, gabby giffords has been shot in at shopping mall. whatat w

you look at ben schapiro, the most downloaded podcast on itunes, jordan peterson who has -- he this unbelievableuriosity for these issues and it is a byproduct of the left. it is in on it -- it is an unintended consequence -- the neo-marxist does not believe in dialogue, they believe in stifling the other opinion. we still live in the semblance of a free society and that has paved the way for what i believe is going to be the greatest conservative revolution in american history that is led by young people that is for a principled approach to defend western civilization, to say it is ok to hear something you disagree with, just because you are offended does not mean you're right, we need to hear challenges that -- we need to hear ideas that will challenge our viewpoint. the left is unhappy people, they hate this country, they do not want to defend what made it great, i look at the diversity and the intellectual capacity of the conservative group met dutch of the conservative movement versus young leftist and i say bring it on. they are going to lose and we are going to win. katie: we are going to

jordan, new delhi and seoul. i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. the democrputy assigned to marj stoneman douglas high school has resigned. he failed to act last week when the shooter was on campus. scott petersoned and in uniform when the shooting began. broward county sheriff says the interviews and witness statements show the deputy did not engage. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i have been to the funerals. i have been to the homes where they are sitting shiva. i have been to the vigils. it's just -- there are no words. >> no comments so far from peterson who had garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff put two others on restricted duty while investigating their actions. governor rick scott is announcing his plan to keep florida safe today and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. teachers and staff return to stoneman douglas high with the number of support services available to them. students return next wednesday on a modified schedule. >>> the president with the suggestion on arming teachers in the wake of the parkland school shootin shooting. >> i think a conceal permit fo