representative kim daniels. >> i thank god for slavery. i thank god for the crackhouse, if it weren't for the crackhouse, come on, somebody, god wouldn't have never been able to use me how he can use me now. if it wasn't for slavery, i might be someone in africa worshiping a tree. >> dwight, this is the member -- a member of the task force that put this together. so there are black folk in florida who are participating in this. what do you make of that? >> yes, it's unfortunate not all skin folk are kin folk, and people tend to be complicit in their own oppression. unfortunately, representative kim daniels is currently a representative in the state of florida, currently on this task force, and currently out of touch with where african american history is, has been, and is moving. you know, in the light of the voices of the world and putting so much time in the john hope franklins and others who put time into real academic research into making african american studies a core component of a history curriculum, it's folks like this with no ba

alan who we will have on tonight, someone like kim daniels who is on tape saying "i thank god for slaverythout it, i would be in africa worshiping a tree." she is an anti-semite, and blames jewish people for everything -- classic trope. in response to kamala harris' speech, saying that she's gone totally off base, 16 examples of that learned their skills while they were doing this. joshua steinberg, georgetown, pointed out that it is riddled with inaccuracies. james fortune is an example, he was not a. he was a sailor of the revolution. then, a couple of blacksmiths who are not blacksmiths at all. matt cobb was a sharecropper who became the head of the alabama federation sharecropper union. amazing example of achievement -- as well, a blacksmith in the florida department of education piece, but he was an inventor, and wound up getting two patentses and was hired by the edison company. it felt to me -- >> jesse: when i ask him tonight exactly that, we will find out -- >> jessica: through the article, we will. it just felt that they were trying hard to deemphasize that the american experien

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phenomenal panel, eugene daniels is politico's white house correspondent and co-author of politico playbook. ariane de vogue is a supreme court reporter for cnn. seung min kim the white house reporter at the associated press and john yang my colleague on "pbs newshour" and anchor of pbs news weekend. ariane i want to start with you. this affirmative action seems to have sparked the most headlines. does it have the most impact of the decisions this week? ariane: you have to think that it does. for several reasons. first of all, it totally makes these schools now have to go back, revamp, figure out new ways to try to get diversity in their campuses, race neutral means. but there was lots of messages, too. messages about what it means to have a diverse campus. and why the schools argued so hard for diversity, not just for the kid in the classroom but for the teachers, for the fact that the school is a pipeline to society and so the graduates go on to society, go into the medical fields, corporate america, in different areas, really such a vitally different way to look at the america on the two sides of this issue. so it just seems so impactful. lisa: i love th

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