today, already, computers is smarter than mankind at chess, or go, or weather forecasts.n some expert systems, the computer is already smarter. but in 30 years, most of the subjects that we are thinking, they will be smarter than us. that is my belief. david: let's go back and talk about your upbringing a bit. so, you are of korean descent. your grandfather came from korea and moved to japan many years ago. and your parents were born in japan. did you suffer discrimination growing up in japan? masayoshi: yes, i had some experience. but i feel now it was good. that made me, you know, stronger. to work harder. so, i had to prove that i am not different from any other guys. you know, not inferior. so i had to work harder to prove the value. david: your family adopted a japanese name at one point. masayoshi: well, actually in japan, there was some period, the japanese government forced every korean to change to a japanese name. so, it was not their intention. we had to. david: you had to change? masayoshi: we have to change. that made me even more harder, because i was treate

it literally becomes the greatest civilization in the history of mankind. today, we are 30th in the world in education, health care, and infrastructure. we are a fascist country, a military-industrial police state. i have written three books on all of this. i grew up in detroit in the 1960's and 1970's. i have an economics degree, so all of this is simple to me. you have to ask yourself, who was responsible from taking us from being the greatest civilization in the history of mankind to what we have today? it is real easy. you have to go back to the 1860's in the south. the midwest was capitalism and democracy. the south, we fought the south because they wanted slavery. you can see the different ideologies of the north and south. today, the south controls the country through war, oil, basically the state of texas, oklahoma, and louisiana with the oil. what is interesting about the south and the media is there are six states that control all of the media. georgia with cnn. florida is disney. the other half on the equation of who destroyed our country is the

minister has come under fire from conservative media after he corrected a woman for using the term mankind justin trudeau interrupted the woman at a town hall meeting in edmonton last week and asked her to use the word people kind instead of mankind critics are accusing the prime minister of trying to be overly politically correct maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind so we'd like you to look what we like to see people kind of not necessarily man kind of yes more inclusive marry garbage bag. coming up in just a few moments finding new ways of old neighborhoods in malaysia. and then. we. welcome back all now thousands of gathering in kuala lumpur to discuss how to improve city life will than four billion people so hof of the world's population current live in an area is the united nations says that that will jump to six billion by two thousand and fifty about one hundred thousand cities a home to one billion people who live in slums and informal settlements that number is expected to triple by the year twenty the world's poor in dire need of clean water ener

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, so we'd like you to-- >> we like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. >> trevor: wow, that's over-wokeness. come on, man. i mean, come on, people-man. really. just to get this straight-- that woman was giving the prime minister credit for being woke, and in the middle of her doing that, he corrected her for not being woke, which might not have been woke, which is so confusing. like, i feel like i just watched a cop pull over a black guy just to tell him black lives matter. ( laughter ) like, thanks? ( cheers and applause ) let's move on. lately, you have to admit, that things have been going well for president trump. he got his tax bill passed. the stock market bounced back quickly. and melania finally agreed to dress like his favorite cheeseburger. and now, it looks like trump might get something he's had heart set on since inauguration day. >> some unusual marching orders from president trump to the pentagon. he wants a massive parade to highlight the country's military is strength. >> this morning, the pentagon is in parade-planning mode, responding to a directive from the

then came this exchange. >> maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. like -- >> we like to see peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. >> well, the audience including the woman applauded trudeau's response. >> but at least one conservative reporter called the correction a form of man slaining. >>> the men behind "game of thrones" will use the force in their next project. >> i love how the music started. our parent company, disney, announced the two executive producers at "game of thrones" will work on new "star wars" movies. no word yet on how many or when they'll be released. >> disney says they will be separate from the luke skywalker story line and the new rian johnson trilogy. >> but didn't say it would be separate from "game of thrones" story lines. >> dragons. >> so a michigan couple with 13 sons now expecting baby number 14 but they're not going to take a sneak peek. >> no? the couple don't know if they're having a boy or girl and decided to wait until the baby is born to find out. dad says he will love to have a girl but he just doesn't think it's

mankind, more inclusive. >> there we go, exactly. >> i guess that is a thing now.of funny. neil armstrong about to say one giant leap for all and justin trudeau cuts in saying don't say mankind, peoplekind. rob: it is womankind. >> is that reverse sexism now? i find that offensive. thank you very much. just to be lighthearted about it. 25 after the hour. isis on the run. american troops slowly being pulled out of iraq but the war on terror far from over. why our next guest says pakistan. ♪ so they can analyze trends and stop potential problems in their tracks. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. upeace of mind.s we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. and lasts for up to 12 hours, with zicam extreme congestion relief and zicam intense sinus relief. for colds and allergies, get your better back with zicam nasal sprays. >> the threat of isis bombing pas

>> yeah, people kind, mankind. mean, it's in the eye of the beholder. >> that's a good point for sure. he should have run that comment by his crew before he tested it out publicly. >> i heard that he came out and said it was a joke. if you are going to make a joke i say test it out with your ask you squad first. because your squad can be hey, dude, that's kind of corny. so it's a good call. jesse: that was kind of corny and everybody agreed with that. the stock market is very volatile and was up and down all week. do you boys have money in the market? do you suggest people take money out of the market in the how do you see the dow jones doing these days. >> i recent lure read "money master" by tony robbins. according to tony the market can get pretty agro from time to time, but he said just stay tonight and you will be good, dude. jesse: don't manic and sell, just hold it and stay true. >> that's what tony says. >> i was trying to follow the gordon gekko level. but i reached a level of spiritual enlightenment in hi

i think one other, -- one of the contributions i made that you help me on is mankind. in terms of assessing soviet foreign policy and american foreign-policy, it was to show how ideology actually shapes perceptions. the degree to which those -- thenons than a fact effect real politics. sides, i frequently show in , thesay in this book american perception of national security, i show how history, memory, and ideology shape perceptions of what policymakers regard as realpolitik. protecty must do to tangible economic interests. ,he audiological perceptions were beingfelt they encircled by capitalist nations. this was a fundamental axiom that they believed. you know what? historical experience suggested they had reason to believe it. that theirers felt ideologically suggested to them that capitalism and fascist hours would extinguish communist nations if they have the opportunity to do so. that was inaccurate assessment. the result of that was dramatically shaped. ideology, history, and memory shaped realpolitik. so it did in washington as well. what i have shown in my ess

history, liberty is not the normal state of affairs, that is throughout mankind's history, he's been subject to arbitrary abuse and control by others, and so the amount of liberties that americans have and perhaps western europe as well, the amount of it, is relatively rare in human kind, and i think that the danger that we face is that some historian maybe 200 years from now, might be writing, look the normal state of affairs is arbitrary abuse and control by others, and there's this little tiny curiosity where, a relatively few people had a large amount of liberty for a short amount of time, but it all went back to the normal state of affairs. that is arbitrary abuse and control by others. mark: do you think liberty has the seeds of its own demise? that there's a paradox because people who are unwilling about liberty can use liberty to destroy liberty? >> that is absolutely right. they can use liberty to destroy liberty. they can use the -- if you look at totalitarians around the world, they always start at they are for free speech. that is because they need free speech to get thei

we like to see people kind not necessarily mankind. there's lots of things you can do to be feminist as a man but here's a simple one don't interrupt. bribing. people calling for. disturbing video has surfaced online showing children in libya who are reported to be under the age of nine staging a mock execution. no no. no. no. guess who i spoke with earlier gave us some contrast and views on how such children growing up at a time of conflict and instability should be dealt with. that the individuals who are actually carrying out terrorist attacks and in particular suicide attacks often have been escaping chaotic lives that actually that the there is a gauge mood with what we call extremists material it doesn't happen until many years down the line. and often substance misuse was a big problem and if we understand that the reasons that people engage in substance misuse is because of childhood trauma and if we understand that if we've got a large number of young guys children who have experienced that kind of trauma could they is it poss

. >> we like to say people kind, not necessarily mankind, it's more inclusive. >> he's an occlusive guy not sure why they make decisions, they do, this is a very hierarchical show, the judges are in charge. >> to have a certain number of challenges? >> i don't. >> tucker: which is 77-year-old lawmaker just set the record for longest speech in the house of representatives. >> that would be nancy pelosi. >> tucker: i don't think she's 77 but will find out. >> nancy pelosi promotes the dreamers with a marathon eight hour speech, good for her, 4-inch heels. >> tucker:r: even democrats aren't happy with the minority leader's performance, they fell asleep. our judges can see the back end of this, see the metrics of this, you boast in a just milliseconds before your competitors. >> it doesn't count? >> tucker: it does count. question four, 2- one. billionaire elon musk just launched a tesla roadster into space with an astronaut manikin in the driver's seat, it has now gone off track and is headed for the asteroid belt. what was its original destination? >> the orbit around mars. >> tucker: let

eagle landing in the history of mankind. >> we're at the base here. eagle has landed. >> lombardi trophy in hand. eagles stop traffic on their way home from the airport. they will have a parade on thursday. it will probably be emotional day for center jason kelsey who found some extra meaning in the win. >> my father and mother told me to follow my dreams. i have accomplished the goal with a group of guys who mean the world to me. >> pretty cool there. no tears of joy from the warriors who will try and avoid losing three out of four when okc comes to oracle tonight. steve kerr has endured one losing season in his 19 years in the game. so he was asked if he's better at anything now that he has transitioned from player to coach. >> probably a better drinker. i handle my liquor a little better. i didn't really understand that concept back then. >>> all right, speaking of drinks, the top five celebration moments in philadelphia last night. at number five a staple of wild celebrations. somebody's car got tipped over. >> advertising for the ritz carlton whe

we would like you -- -- >> would like to say people kind not mankind.sive. >> there we go. yes, thank you. >> dana: i think he was joking. >> kimberly: he is not. >> dana: he is not saying it tongue-in-cheek? >> brian: he didn't get elected joking about gender identity. canada passed a bill saying gender identity and gender expression in the human rights -- it's a hate crime to say anything but, i guess, person kind. juan, do you buy into this? >> juan: i don't understand but i must say i'm all about being inclusive. i like the idea but i didn't understand this. i've often thought about a word like history. his story. >> dana: you are not one of those, juan. >> juan: i think it's the way, in terms of gender roles and identities, men have dominated. i think he has gone a little much. >> brian: thank you. i think it is taking people off. >> juan: i was going to point out the audience applauded. >> dana: she was talking about how it needed to go the other way. i do think he was a little bit joking. >> kimberly: ask peter. you misread it. >> brian: and ask

. >> maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. >> we like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. >> there we go, exactly. >> it's more inclusive. >> well, the audience applauded true dow, but conservative commentators in the u.s. have criticized his political correctness. some say peoplekind doesn't exit in the english language. trudeau is exhibited to visit the u.s. today to address trade. >>> "the boston globe" reports on new england patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels' shocking decision to stay with the team. just hours after the indianapolis colts announced they hired mcdaniels as the new head coach, mcdaniels backed out of the deal. the announcement had been scheduled for today. the move has led to speculation about how much longer bill belichick will remain the patriots' head coach. >>> and "the philadelphia inquirer" says eagles quarterback carson wentz is now engaged. wednesday announced on social media yesterday he's getting married to his girlfriend maddie. he watched from the sidelines after suffering a knee injury during a game in d

then another incredible chapter the story of the most amazing nation in society and the history of mankind. you have an incredible role to play. our job is to create the conditions for you to succeed and then get out of the way. >> done on the lawn. >> this is my first runway.

to take into account the ethical values that are necessary to make it an element for the good of mankind. now it is clear that all these threats are taking place in the context in which civil tenuously we feel that climate change is running faster than we are in which we feel that inequalities are growing in. the world even if the progress generated by globalization and technical development is enormous and the new chief feel that governments and other entities have been enable to properly manage the problems of human mobility of refugee and migration flows and all these facts combining are creating levels of mistrust between public opinion citizens and political establishments and international organizations like the when they are put into question the cohesion of societies and also that creates doubts about globalism and multilateralism and this is a reason why i believe we need to be able to unite we need to be able to affirm that global problems can only be addressed with the global solutions and that multilateralism is to the more necessary than ever. that unity is essential. if we