"new york times" basically handed over editorship to nicole hannah jones head of the 1916 project nowules roost over there and 1619 project is piece of sued history defined to paipght america in worst possible way and nicole hannah jones suggest in a column that riots happening across country are 1619 riots because they're tearing down statue of the founders that are suggesting that you see at the bad guy, and nicole hannah jones tweeted back that she was proud that which gives game away. and fact is when narrative trumping fact and walter was the bad guy but to "new york times" he has his pulitzer and nicole hannah jones has pulitzer not much comes when trumping the fact. mark: as a matter of fact as "new york times" and nicole hannah jones and others were to apply their own standard to the "new york times," mike fell goodwin point of pointed out ink post this past week has a very strong history of racism and strong history connection to slavery at least part of the family did. we would have to burn down "the new york times" building wouldn't we based on their own based on their own

pulitzer prize-winning reporter covering racial injustice for "the new york times" magazine nicole hannah jonese times" landmark 1619 project. it's great to have you with us first of all, let me get you -- let me give you a chance to respond to the president, what you heard there. >> well, of course what the president is saying is ridiculous, and not based in facts. what he's arguing for is to indoctrinate our children in a government approved patriotic history that actually obscures the role of slavery. the 1776 commission, if it were to be based on facts would have to acknowledge we were a new country founded on the ideals of universal rights and freedoms. but ultimately run largely by enslavers. the drafter of the declaration of independence was an enslaver. the father of the constitution was an enslaver. the first president of this country was an enslaver. 10 of the first 12 presidents of this country were enslavers as were a majority of the supreme court justices at the revolution at 1776, one-fifth of the population of this new country lived in slavery. these are the facts of our history.

the true purpose of this according to nicole hannah jones is to advance reparations and she has studiedurther from that, that's her goal because she decided it was more realistic than, and i quote, how can we stop white americans from being white? curriculum can't affect skin color but what this is about is what you're saying, it's about blood guilt. it's about this critical ideology that takes things that you and i and most americans i think our virtues, things like the nuclear family, things like a sense of urgency, delayed gratification and defines them as whiteness and tells your kids that it's your job to dismantle white supremacist them. >> tucker: they have no right to do this. they have no right to destroy our children come they have no right to destroy our schools and soon we will put an email address on her screen, starting tomorrow and going forward, for any parents who have seen examples of this. please send them to this. just a few months ago, the city council of minneapolis decided to defund the police. what could happen next? guess who is upset about the people who defund

right now we're seeing that the new york times claims by nicole hannah jones that the 1619 is the nation'sshe says now the 1619 project does not define our birth date, and we now know our nation's birth date is 1776. and black lives matter has also removed some of it attacks on the country. so we'ring is having an effect on pushing them back. lou: bob woodson, i knew you'd have an effect. i didn't know it'd be this soon, but i'm ooh delighted as i'm sure everyone else is. bob woodson of the woodson center.org. if you'd like to donate to the center, woodsoncenter.org. and a reminder, a virtual fundraiser for the nation's largest historically black boarding school, piney woods school, takes place tonight, 7 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back, please stay with us. ♪ . . . hi, i'm dorothy hamill. even as i look toward 65, one thing hasn't changed i still love getting on the ice. which means i need to stay healthy. now, as i'm thinking about selecting a medicare plan, i know i want one that has the kind of coverage that takes a total approach to my health. one that connects all the different par

. >> i'm joined by nicole hannah jones for "the new york times" magazine and the creator of the 1619 project and also with us is cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor laura coats. it is great the see both of you and so glad you could join us for this discussion and, nicole, what did you think about the ag's comments? >> i mean, where does one begin? they were cynical. they were ahistoric and offensive. slavery was a crime against humanity. it is amongst the most brutal institutions that existed in the united states and to compare slavery to, one, there is no national shutdown order, never has been and compared to those sbernded to save american lives is not based at all in any type of factual understanding of american history, of slavery or what the shutdowns are supposed to do. and it's just part of this administration's efforts, continuing efforts to down play slavery and the politicize life saving measures for america because of a failed coronavirus effort. >> laura, what did you think? >> i have to say i was waiting on batded breath from nicole and i agree about

hands -- i teachers are taking t into their own hands and the true purpose of this according to nicole hannah jonesance reparations and she has said further from that that's her goal because she decided that it was more realistic than, and i quote, "how can we stop white americans from being white"? curriculum can't affect skin color. what this is aboutut is what you're saying, it's about blood' guilt. it's about this criticalid ideology that takes things that you and i and most americans think our virtues, things like the nuclear family, things like a sense of urgency, delayed gratification, defines them as whiteness and tells your kids that it's your job to dismantle whites andid pharmacists. d >> tucker: they have a right to do this. they have no right to destroy our children, they have no right to destroy our schools and we s are going to put an email address on our screen starting tomorrow and going forward for any parents who have seenan examples of this, please send them to us. i agree with you, max, that this is likely ubiquitous and until we know its extent we really can't find accents kno

this is, of course, a pulitzerer prize winning project founded and created by nicole hannah jones. shis someone who wants to look at america and say there are founders in our countt we need to understand in conxt, pointing out people like thomas jefferson and george washington, people who are american heroes but who also own slaves. as part of the 1619 project, wh we saw waa robust telling of all the different ways that slavery continues to touch our daily lives and, ofourse, the idea there were hundreds and thousands of americans -- of black americans kidnapped from the content of africa and brought to the united stes and forced to work, raped and killed d pillaged, in order for america to enrich itself and white americans to benefit from that. the president was making the inge this needs to change. he sai's an executive order, a national commission onatriotic education. it's not clear what that meant. i have been talking to white house sources whoays the president cares about this, but rosentially p16thct jeis i bsased on facts, judy, nn exploitation or falsoods. >> woodruff: so,

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on twitter, 1619 creator nicole hannah-jones pointed out -- "the white house conference on american history has not a single black historian on it. strange." howard zinn -- we will hear straight howard zinn in his own words later in the program. and two more federal executions are scheduleled for next week at the u.s. penitentiary in terre haute, indiana. one of the prisoners, christopher vialva, is being put to death for a crime he allegey committeted when h he ws 19 yearsrs old. this is vialvava in his own wors in a rare video from death row. >> racial disparity on federal death row. likeke people are only 30% of ts country's population yet we are almost half of the population of federal death row. penalty.the death the democratic formulala -- - ty want to abolish the death penalty yet no politician has said anything about federal death row. [indiscernible] men are bebeing paraded to the fedederal death housuse right n. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is demomocracy now!, democracynowow.org, the quaranae report. i'i'm amamy goodman. when we come bacack, u.s. death toll from

projects.ecifically the this is, of course, a pulitzerer pre winning project founded and created by nicole hannah jones. she is someone w wants to look at america and say there are founders in our country that we need to understand in context,in ng out people like thomas jefferson and george washington, people who are american hees but who also owned slaves. as part of the 1619 prject, what we saw was a robust telling of all the different ways that slavery continues to touch our daily livesnd, of course, the idedea there were hunand thousands of americans -- ofk blericans kidnapped from the content of africa and brought to the united states and forced to work, raped and killed and pillaged, in order for erica to enrich itself and white americans to benefit from that. the president was making the case this needs to change. he said he's going to be signine an etive order, a national commission on patriotic education. 's not clear wh that meant. i have been talking to white house sources who says thet presidres about this, but essentially the 1619 project is gog into american schools and is based on facts

he wants to run -- nicole hannah jones '1619 project. "the times" 1619 project is an exploration of the impact of slavery throughout american history. the 1619 project is meant to broaden everyone's perspective not trash the nation's history, to open your minds. to have a conversation. to get you to understand -- have some knowledge. not to trash the nation's history. that fits into trump's us against them campaign narrative. >> students in our universities are inundated with critical race theory. this is a marxist doctrine, holding that america is a wicked and racist nation, that even young children are complicit in oppression. by viewing every issue through the lens of race, they want to impose a new segregation, and we must not allow that to happen. critical race theory, the 1619 project, and the crusade against american history is toxic propaganda, ideological poison that if not removed will dissolve the civic bonds that tie us together. it will destroy our country. >> oh, my gosh. so heavy. i was just writing down, like if you watch

the project, whose lead author, nicole hannah jones, was rewarded -- awarded a pulitzer prize, has beenrated into a curriculum and taught amend -- taught in many schools across the united states. shirley is next, a democrat. caller: good morning. i try to get on last time, but the clown was from the washington examiner. host: what do you think of -- caller: hold on, i have been calling for the last hour so i'm going to say what i got to say. person trump needs to teach about history is himself. that's who he needs to teach about history. he doesn't know history. thank you very much. host: anything else you want to add since you waited a long time? caller: a long time. of correcting history, teach it. when they came in so the last of the indians, [inaudible] 1619 is the time. goodbye. host: that is surely in new orleans. the president making his comments yesterday on constitution day in the united states, making his comments there on the national archives with the u.s. constitution, the other founding document in the room. here's more from the president yesterday. pres. trump: we embrace