and nyu terminated dr.-year contract saying his performance, quote, did not rise to the standards we require in our teaching faculty. in a grievance protesting the decision, jones wrote students were misreading and grades were declining despite him making tests easier and during the pandemic which involved pretests and examines, the grades, quote, fell off the cliff. by the way, the estimated total cost for an nyu student matriculating for this school year, $83,250. joining me is a columnist for cnn.com where her latest is, this fired chemistry professor shows what's wrong with academia. he's also author of the book "okay, boomer, let's talk: how my generation got left behind." jill, i was thinking if i'm the dean of admissions at a med school and now i get an applicant from nyu, now, what am i to think of that transcript? >> i don't think it casts doubt on the intelligence or abilities of nyu students. to me, this story is much more about what is academia for? what are institutions of higher learning for?

let's just remember, this is nyu. this is one of the top schools on the planet where if you sign a petition against your professor, you can have the leaders of that university can a pit late to your demands. this sets an awful precedent. organic chemicalvy r history, that's above my head. but guess what, you want to be in the best medical system in the world, you have to for sake equity and feelings and prioritize hierarchy and excellence over those things. and i guess gen z gets their way which is complain all the time. >> my brother aced organic chemical history. i just couldn't get. that was my -- that was a warning to me. med school is not for you. now, here are the types of complaints about dr. jones. on the ratemyprofessor.com said one student gave the class gave them anxiety and night matters. another was self-diagnosed with orgo ptsd. professor, i thought college was supposed to build on a work ethic, character, mental toughness? but apparently the course has to change for the kid here. >> you know, i never kn

and let's just remember, this is nyu. this is one of the top schools on the planet. where if you sign a petition against your professor, you can have the leaders that university capitulate to your demands. this sets an awful precedent. and look at organic chemistry that's above my head. that's a lot of people i know, very, very smart people. but guess what? you want to be in the best medical system, the world. you have to you have to forsake equity and feelings and prioritize hierarchy and excellence over those things. and i guess genze gets their way, which is complain all the time. yeah. my brother jimmy aist, organic chemistry. i had to drop it. okay, confession, professor. i just couldn't get it. okay, that was my that was a warning to me. med school is not for you. now here are the types of complaints about dr. jones on the rate. my professor .com student said taking jones's organic chemistry class put them in therapy. one student said the class gave them anxiety and nightmares. another was self diagnosed with origo ptsa professor. i thought college was supposed

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. >> todd: and nyu professor been teaching for decades, folks.ired because his students complained his classes too hard. you heard that right. wait till you hear the rest of the story. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free >> carley: listen to this. president biden mocking the white house press court yesterday for asking him questions. watch. >> you are the only person in the world who does this. >> carley: the president made the remark as reporters were being shuffled out of a task force meeting on abortion. since taking office in january 2021, biden has sit down for just 26 interviews and held 17 press conferences as president. that number is low. >> todd: during that dustup with

college, how would you handle will come when you hit the real world. >> carley: the spokesperson for nyuurse evaluation, teachers course evaluation was by far the worse not only among members of the chemistry department but among all the university's undergraduate science courses. he was an older teacher, i think he was 83. he was apparently partially retired. may be his bedside manner wasn't the greatest. the best teacher is one who engages in students and don't yell at them or being dismissive. so maybe a little bit: bead type thing. >> todd: okay, if you are a doctor is every patient going to be perfectly calm when they address you? no, sometimes -- >> carley: the doctor. >> todd: but let's be serious if you are a patient going through something really, really traumatic, you may be short with a doctor. do not only have to deal with people not necessarily be the kindest to you while at the same time having the skills of the sciences that you have learned in places like college of medical school and not be coddled along the way. >> carley: bingo, todd is a college professor. >> todd: th

. >>> an nyu chemistry professor has been fired by the university because too many students say they his course signed a petition saying their low scores demonstrated that his class was just too hard. maitland jones is one of the nation's top professors in his field and wrote an influential textbook on chemistry. before his tenure at nyu, he taught for decades at princeton before retiring as a professor emeritus. the times reports that prior to his termination, the director at nyu chemistry department wrote that the plan would extend a gentle but firm hand to students and those who pay the tuition bills. with us to discuss, columnist jill fill povich. we were talking about this off camera as well. we have your opinions, curious to get your thoughts on how the story was presented, how students come across in it and what role, if any, parents in what i just mentioned there, tuition, factored into his ultimate firing. >> sure. i think it's very easy to read this as outrage bait, kids these days, gen zs. it's important to emphasize the students here didn't actually ask for the professor

some nyu students are just too good for that.fired because students complained his class was just too difficult. student signed a petition blaming his teaching style for their poor grades. the professor thinks it's the students' fault. "they weren't coming to class, that's for sure. they weren't watching the videos and they weren't able to answer the questions." nyu says jones was not fired because of complaints was on a a one year contract was not renewed. greg. >> greg: truth is somewhere in the middle. he's been semiretired since 2007. he's 84. there is that. students are lazy and i've got to admit chemistry is really hard. it is hard. you know the definition of hard is? when there's no way you can b.s. an answer. this is why people like me at all of us here ended up in the liberal arts or humanities. we couldn't -- we could never solve for x. we could definitely b.s. our way forever on why. a lot of people say i can't figure out the answer. maybe i can talk my way out of it. you can't with chemistry. we need to make hard topi

todd: more from nyu. this is about the quality of teaching.c chemistry classes resulted in among other troubling indicators a very high rate of student withdrawals, student petitions signed by 82 students, course evaluation scores that were the worst. they are treating him like he is a newbie. he was a professor for decades, in his 80s, renowned during his time at princeton. my fear for this is he is in his 80s, he can walk away, has all the money he needs, what about the chilling effect on the 30-year-old nontenured professor with a couple kids who need this job, they will came to this woke -- >> he literally wrote the textbook for his class. he's an expert in his field and he doesn't want his job back, he's leaving but he is speaking out and writing this op-ed because there's a generation of professors coming up who feel the inmates are running the asylum and we see gpa going up and don't have objective measures were who should be the future doctor, who should be trusted with pressure of someone flatlining in front of them in an operating ro

be somewhere in the middle, but i do have to say if i was spending $2,000 a year to send my son to nyu would want that guy who wrote the book to be teaching organic chemistry and putting all of this aside, i mean colleges to coddle kids. we have safe spaces in therapy animals and it feels like they teachers are scared of the kids, the administration is scared of the kids now because they don't want to get canceled which is such a role reversal. >> that's right started, cancellation. so if we are teaching our kids come up what we are telling them as failure is not acceptable and that can feel that they try not too. but failure is where the lessons often are. >> i teach my kids that every day. they are first and third grade, and they have and they have certain that. >> in your house or at school? to keep the same school that so, on monday they get their words and their mouth, by friday they are tested on spelling those words and getting those math problems right on monday and tuesday as i it's okay to make the mistakes all the way up until thursday because you learned by making mistakes.

at nyu students were failing organic chemistry.tition against him saying his class was too difficult and blamed him for their failing grades, and just before the start of the fall semester, the university terminated the professor. joining us now, writer and author jill filipovich, writing about this incident in a piece entitled, this fired chemistry professor shows what's wrong with academia. you graduated from nyu. >> did you take organic cem. >> i would have failed, which is why i didn't take it. >> i wouldn't even touch organic chemistry. >> i would not get near it. definitely would have filled. can you fill out the story a little bit, the chemistry professor himself who is renowned in the world of academia for this subject, he feels he was fired for this reason. >> so professor jones was a tenured professor at princeton before he came to nyu as an adjunct. >> okay, eddie. >> that does put him in a pretty unique position as adjunct faculty at nyu. most adjuncts are not coming from previously tenured positions. most are not in su

joining us now to talk about this is scott galloway, a reporter at nyu school of business.on musk is not exactly off to a flying start. he just bought twitter, and he's deleting tweets that were spreading baseless conspiracy theories already. >> good to be with you, jim. yeah, spreading conspiracy theorys, firing senior level executives for cause, which will not hold up in court. and racial slurs are exploding 14 fold as soon as he takes ownership. as you pointed out, this is day two. in addition, jim, you and your colleagues, i believe in just a matter of days, will be talking about the fact that he's compromised. you have xi jinping, who has demonstrated autocracy power over the markets. elon musk's wealth, a huge component of it, is tied up with his business success in china. we've never had someone this powerful, this dependent upon xi jinping. it's going to be very interesting. in my view, he's built himself full of vipers and grenades and jumped in. >> we're days away from the midterm elections, heading toward a 2024 election that might see donald trump return to the

we are hearing about professor at nyu who was absolutely canceled for being too hard.as mild as academia in this country moves towards or is squarely planted in an indoctrinating, what culture, that's who we are supposed to be alleviating? how are they going to contribute back to what keeps us safe and secure and protected and motivated every day which is everyone else that you outline and that we volunteer. if i have a choice i want to give my money to that woman trying to pay for school supplies. >> harris: amen, emily. we have some breaking news. we want to bring this to you. this is breaking now so we're just going to bring you what we have. six people were injured today in a shooting inside a st. louis high school. this happened about two and a half, three hours ago. it was still an active situation. now we are told it is not. police chief is saying "one adult, one girl, a shooter are dead" at st. louis high school. that's the central visual and performing arts high school. the children were forced to barricade doors and huddle in classroom corners, jump from wind

nyu policing project.d to see you here, we know you from a very different world and to see this happen in the intersection of what i think is so many people experience, and not joking around, my father and my husband, i haven't been to the airport yet when they haven't been randomly selected for something. it's a joke people can tell but it really happened. tell me by why that was such an experience. >> it's happened to me a bunch, racially profiing at the airport and throughout my life, this was kind of the most egregious instance that i've lived through. i was coming home from a work trip, filling an hbo show and charleston, south carolina, connecting in the atlanta airport to fly home to los angeles, and i went to the jet bridge, i went to the gate, gave the gate agent my ticket. went to the jet bridge and these two clayton county cops came out of nowhere and started questioning me about am i selling drug, buying drug, transporting drugs? i was the only person of color in front of me and behind me on th

joining us live now is nyu professor of politics and codirector of the center for social media and politics. walk us through some of the back and forth here because i feel like it has been such a tug-of-war. the deal was on, then it was off. did you expect the sale to ultimately go through? >> given the way the contract was initially drawn up, it looked like it would go through. he made a pretty ironclad offer. so here we are. >> he has made a number of changes. yesterday we heard he fired a number of top executives from the country -- company. >> the biggest announcement that came out today, there will be some clarity but he's talking about a content moderation council which is shocking news for someone who has a stated purpose in buying twitter was to make it this public square that would be unregulated. apparently he has learned what the other owners have learned which is unmoderated social media doesn't work very well. it was always a mystery why he thought he could buy that platform and have it work. the platforms that did that are very tiny because they are not pleasant places to be.

okay coming up a former nyu student calls professor fired for making organic chemistry too hard. back to "the big saturday show". former nyu student calls out entitled college kids who got a professor fired for saying his organic chemistry class was too hard. >> for a classic organic chemistry where these are our future doctors is the class is meant to filter out the people who cannot handle that. that is a really frightening prospect. think there is a sense that if you are paying that hefty tuition bill you are entitled to a good gpa and a good job down the road. and unfortunately we have just been taught that we have the right to that. >> wow, lots to unpack here. and i know you have a book coming out for. >> i do. first all the local cultures in our schools is just disgusting for it and it starts at a young age for it so i partnered with bray booked at the christian conservative conch company. we are anti- woke, pro- american values, anti- woke amount is what our children are being deprived of. if you are in a public school, fear of a child in a public school they are being ta

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i learned a lot about ragtime and then i went to nyu because i wanted to live in new york city for awhile and wanted to read more books so i got a degree in american studies. i read some books, got to read the great gatsby, got to read -- i don't even remember, all sorts of great things and then i spent a couple years just spinning my wheels and i thought i know that the least feckless thing i did was when i was in my very early 20s, i know i am a professor, i can feel that that is what i am but i don't know what of and i thought i seem to have a facility with languages and the only reason i knew that meant linguistics was because i was working in a coffee center at nyu to make ends meet and people would bring in journals and things to be copied and there was one person who was a linguist there, that the only reason i knew what linguistics was and i thought i guess maybe i can do that. that is really the story. so i got the phd in it and i could fake being good at it which was the best i did when getting the degree and none of this had anything to do with becoming a race commentator.

. >> there was an amazing story in the "new york times" when a professor at nyu was let go or resigned because the students said the class was too hard. the question the article asked. all these students failed. who is to blame? are you kidding me? he was the pinnacle of organic chemistry or whatever the class was. they were asking the students, maybe you had it too tough. i want anyone who wants to go into medicine or advanced engineering to have some rigor. you have to have that bar high. now we are entertaining the complaints of generations. you need meritocracy for the country to survive. dan: it is organic chemistry. he got fired because he's teaching a hard course and the snow flakes are whining about it. >> thank you, dan, thank you so much. dan: coming up on "unfiltered." from the gas station to the grocery store. but biden and the dems say don't worry, the economy is strong, super strong. the democrat defends his party's record and you can't miss the rebuttal. over 5 million people have fallen in love with a portable blender. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender powe

taylor swift got an honorary doctorate from nyu this year, but you don't see her in the operating roomlled another one. let's get lunch and try again later. maybe i'll try brains next time instead of hearts?" i will say, the one upside to this whole story, there is some good news. because this means that georgia voters don't even need to elect herschel walker senator. they can just give him a certificate that says "honorary senator," and he won't know the difference. [cheers and applause] he will not know. let's move on to some criminal justice news. right now, a right wing militia member named paul bellar is on trial for hatching a plot back in 2020 to kidnap the governor of michigan. which means every day, the jurors have to look at a man accused of an evil, heinous crime. just imagine that, every day, staring into those eyes... are you turned on? because apparently, someone was. >> a juror has been dismissed from the trial of three men in connection with the 2020 plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> she was dismissed by the judge on friday after attorneys accused he

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a spokesperson for nyu responding to the firing saying, "jones was hired to teach but was not successful." nikki haley, here is what she had to say. >> you can't have lazy kids, you have to work hard, like nothing comes easy. idea they are coddeling kids, they started when they gave everybody a participation trophy and now they say, you complain enough about the professor and we'll get rid of the professor, it is wrong. if you want to be a doctor, work hard to be a doctor. you have to work hard, we all had tough classes. >> carley: with that, next hour of "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> we begin with a fox news alert, the fbi being sued for cnnuring the hunter biden laptop story before the 2020 election, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: hunter's former business associate breaking his silence. congressman james comer says this is why americans have lost faith in our justice system. >> there has certainly been a dual standard when it comes to how they treat liberals versus -- nothing to hunter biden is concerning, not to mention the fbi raided the former president's home over some

>> psychedelics have been studied at nyu for couple years and they have a benefit of breaking depressionnt and it is promising. i'm disturbed to hear 25% want to legalize recreational use. there is no physician in the equation and there's nobody monitoring it and nobody prescribing it all hell could break loose, you should get in a car accident, have trauma occur, all kinds of psychological disturbances are not monitored by a position. it should not be recreationally available. stuart: that is legalization recreationally available. what about doing it precisely medicinally, direct treatment for specific conditions. does it work? >> it works for depression and certain anxiety but it resets brain, may prevent the need for more severe treatments and hospitalizations. i'm for it. it has great value that has to be carefully used but has great value and great promise. another tool. stuart: all good stuff. thank you very much, appreciate it, see you soon. an update on the school, left-hand side of the screen. hundred are still sick with flu like symptoms in virginia. lauren: nearly half of the

nyu organic chemistry professor fired after students complained his class was, quote, unquote, too hardys universities are caving to spoiling kids by lowering standards while adding students need to develop ability to take responsibility for failure. if they continue to deflect blame, they will never grow. deans must not cod he will students for the sake of tuition and apply tough love. look what happened at georgetown university. students walked out in pence's speech chanting hate has no home here. >> you can say to somebody that they got bad ideas without saying they're a bad person. leaders in this nation's capital have never been more out of touch, more intent on imposing their agenda or walking out on people that might have a different point of view. >> i think the vice president, who i don't agree with on a lot of things, he has an excellent point. i think we lost some of this in politics. how do we get this back, how do we reinject into politics not to cancel them, call them woke if they're not or for that matter walk out. debate them, give them a better message. >> jesse: eventu

the nyu professor has been fired after students signed up petition claiming his organic chemistry classear organic chemistry is part of the women's studies department. controversy continues at the canadian high school over the teacher with the pair of gigantic prosthetic. protest at the school have been nonstop. today all the boys with the girls swim team. meanwhile the teacher says her routine hasn't changed although parent teacher conferences will be held in the champagne room. that's the private room for lap dances in case you didn't know, david. anyway, finally, study finds the average person admits they've made for wrong major life decisions. the for most common mistakes included carter, clinton, obama and biden. that is red meat. that was a good.ee t >> there is not a bad one in there. don't go away. we will be right back. scen ♪and i swear...♪ it was like that towel and jaycee were the only two left on earth. but... they weren't. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. seriously good scent and now, get $10 back when you spend $30. that's a serio

ryan goodman, law professor at nyu, is closely watching this case . meta physically it cannot be both. the county sent from the trump lawyers to the justice department. he says to them, was it sent. the neither side wants to take the burden whether we did send it, yes or no, we didn't receive it. in the fbi's probe. he was acquitted from lying to the contacts. they found igor vanchenko. he's taken two cases to trial and lost them both. durham has secured both. the guilty plea of low level fbi officer -- lawyer, he got probation. >>> now we're following developments out to ukraine where officials say ukrainian forces have shut down 13 kamikaze drones over the mikolaiv region as they continue to launch attacks on ukraine. we're also hearing of power outages in the dnipro region. the chief military intelligence is predicting an end to the war by next summer saying, quote, russia's loss is inevitable. this is coming as they believe russia's supply of many missile types are now critically low. still, russia reports more high position strikes and vladimir p

. >> todd: i talked to a guy, $80,000 a year for nyu. i almost spit out my drink. what's it for you? what's it for that little guy. . >> carly: i know, yes. to be determined such as we keep forgiving these loans. cheryl, thank you. we have some of the fbi agents that briefed facebook before it censored the hunter biden laptop stories made donations to democrats. >> todd: i'm shocked. is this more proof of bias in the bureau and will this play a role in the upcoming election. joe concha understood that and he's here to talk about that next. ♪ >> carly: new court filings exposing the political ties of the fbi officials that briefed facebook before its decision to sensor the hunter biden laptop story. >> todd: turns out those agents made donations to democrat campaigns in 2020. brooke sigmund joining us live with more. >> hey, the two fbi officials that briefed facebook ahead of the decision to sensor stories about hunter biden's laptop donated to democrats in the 2020 campaign cycle. according to a new court filing the foreign influence task chief and head of bureau'

marc siegel now, fox news contributor, professor of medicine at nyu langone. how does this change things if the full vote comes and says yes, add this to the list of shots for my child? >> it will happen first of all. they'll vote to do it. how does it change things? the cdc has a list of scheduled vaccines that it presents to the states. the states vote state by state to use the vaccines to mandate them or not. several vaccines that are powerful to prevent spread including hepatitis, mmr, polio, those vaccines nobody questions whether they work or not. also on that list is flu, harris. the flu vaccine as we said have some effectiveness but quite weak. the number of deaths from flu among children is not nearly of the same order as what it has been for covid. it is much more. so the flu vaccine is weak but also on the list of scheduled vaccines. >> harris: so early on we were told that children didn't get it as often and if they did it wasn't as serious. however, i was reading today that it has been 1,000 every year of children. so compare that, if you can, the

nyu, that's short for new york university, kat. professor jones jr. taught organic chemical history for decades and who have written textbooks about it and it was fired after his students was complaining his class was too hard. more of them wanted to sign the petition, but they forgot how to write their names. his students blamed him for their garbage test scores, writing, we're very concerned about our scores and i understand and find that they're not an accurate reflection of time in this class. translation, we were hoping we would slide by. but jones said they weren't coming to class or watching videos and that's why they can't answer the question. so maybe if they put more time and effort in the studying instead of whining, they would have gotten better grades. anyway, the students accused him of reducing the number of mid terms, not offering extra credit for zoom options and finally teaching with a condesending and demanding tony. condescend and demanning. if i get a nickel every time my assistant called me that and make her carry that in a jar a

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then i remember the outcome students at nyu they got their professor terminated because they felt thee too high. it makes me fear for my future here is an american in the workplace because i wonder what building am i going to work -- was he given in letter a unfairly and undeservedly because he protested really loud? who is capitulating to home? certainly and i condemn you i'm nervous for the accountability that we might see later on and remember this is just the latest in a sea of really terrifying censorship among our youth. tomi lahren and the university of new mexico. remember the allen west protest. another student, feared for their life. she doesn't -- he didn't know at that went up into the students in the room and she was so terrified for their safety that she had the benefit of a police escort out but what about those students? that did not. ben shapiro and matt walsh, the list goes on to the average joe blow student that dares to speak up and they're all come class, are they ostracized? this is holy and is unacceptable but this is the censorship the democratic party is losin

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or class was harder than they desired to shea got their teacher fire>>asd nyu that's she for ned.w yorkt, professor, mate linn jones jr. yes that matelinn jones jr. taught organic chemistry and written textbooks fired after 28 of 350 students sign petition complaining his class was toont hard. hard. petition but they forgot how to write their names. [laughter] the students blamed him for their garbage test scores writing we're concerned about a text scorends and not reflective of this class translation hoping to slide by with minimal effort like we do in lots of other like we do in lots of other weren't coming to class or waving the videos and that's wht they couldn't answer the questions. so nd maybe if they put more time ansod effort into studying and h wining they would have gottente bettern grades anyway number of midterms not offering any extrar credit for zooedm options. for students with covid, and finally teaching with a, quote,e condescending anacd demanding tone. condescending and demanding if i have a nickel for every time any assistant called me that and carry while i laughe

. >>> joining me now to discuss this, scott galloway, the professor of marketing at nyu stern school of business a serial entrepreneur and podcast host. s who the author of multiple books most recently a best-seller, "adrift, america in 100 charts." scott, do you think this heinous attack on paul pelosi makes it more difficult for elon musk to soften content regulation? >> yeah, high, michael, good to be with you. i think it does. he's already appointed a mirror image of facebook's governance to outsource those types of commissions. but i think what does make it easier, though, what probably this facilitates is calls to carve out on election misinformation, misinformation surrounding medicine. but it's time, the thing that most of these attacks have in common is that 93 were either catalyzed, discussed or organized only. i think you'll see congress finally move on carveouts of 230. such that good individuals were clearly signaling this offline violence and it might jump from offline to online, that the platform is in cursive ability. i think it's possible for him to soften moderation

it time for investors to come up the sidelines and start employing some capital and let's bring in nyu professor we talkeded about some of the reasons for the bounce in the last couple of days. how do you think valuations are pricing all that in? >> i valued the s&p and the nasdaq at the end of september and i felt they both looked close to fairly valued and in a sense, i think, markets, i think are worried about catastrophic thinks with the interest rates and exchange rates, systems get put under stress any highly leveraged companies you worry about what is this going to do? we had a bit of a selling driving the markets to levels that were way too low. so i think some of this adjustment is a correction to the overreaction so from a value perspective and i think the nasdaq was in a pretty good place at the start of this quarter. so i think for looking at the overall index, i feel that this correction was overdue >> do you -- do you think that we have more wood to chop either on valuation and on multiples and on earnings estimates for next year, anything that could drag us below the 35.

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ducks, you are better off spending that on really good plastic surgery than a four year degree from nyug: that is a great point. [applause] >> lydia: i also think colleges are going to address this issue, stress, it's a very stressful time when you are in college, you're cramming for exams and stress leads to weight gain, you break out, you look tired, and colleges are trying to make it less stressful. and why you fired up a chemistry professor last week, his class was too hard, at ut austin one professor is not assigning grades, he's not going to take attendance, so i think that they will have time to hit the gym. >> greg: finally. >> with the freshman 15 coming you can lose 15. >> lydia: negative 15. >> greg: charlie, you are a journalist, but you are handsome. [laughter] why is everybody in your trade so hideously ugly? except for you. >> charlie: yeah. >> greg: is it healthy living? a >> charlie: i can't answer that, it is a real curiosity. it always has been. >> greg: we are always surprised, because of journalist we have on our just horrible looking. the amount of makeup that we g

he is a marketing professor at nyu, and a co-host of the very successful podcast pivot. and i'm thrilled to have him with us tonight. scott, let's talk about this book. you give us a history lesson. 1945 until today. but not through traditional storytelling. its author charts. why? to combat misinformation? >> well, we've had the alphabet for 1500 years. so even having images on cables, or -- , so we just absorb pictures 60 times faster than words. so people just get a problem when they see a chart much faster than when they see words. >> so you're right in the book, that nations prosper or perish based on how they respond to crisis. >> absolutely. >> covid, how do we respond? >> we're gonna need a bigger boat. i think it's a mixed bag. first off, it demonstrates what's best and worst about america right now. the first is, no one is lining up to get a chinese or russian vaccine. the most important product for the last 15 years isn't the iphone, or the microprocessor. >> so you're right in the book, that nations prosper or perish based on how they respond to crisis. >> ab

and joining me now is scott galloway, a tech entrepreneur and business professor at nyu.you. so, trump, kanye, elon musk, three billionaires who either have social media platforms or are trying to acquire them. if you could get all three together in a room, what would you tell them? >> come on in, the water's fine. you caught the car. billionaires acquiring media platforms is nothing original, but they usually have guardrails in the form of bezos, benioff, or bloomberg have media companies. they have news rooms. they have editors, and they have some respect for fact checking or some attempt to find a north star around the truth. this doesn't feel like free speech. it feels like me speech. and they're just finding a platform that will let them say whatever they wanted unfettered. here's the bad news. the catalyst for pursuing these platforms is such that they can continue to spew this anti-semitic or hate or misinformation around election. here's the good news. these platforms are failing. consumers have voted, and they want some form of moderation, and they want edited co

the idea of the unite the right rally we mentioned, in 2017, members clashing at nyu, new york city,n they have the role in january 6, as well, i want to show people dozens are facing criminal charges for the riot as well you have people who are communicating with the cowboys it seems, the infamous stanback and standby, people remember the proud boys, now, not in connection with making friendship bracelets. >> absolutely not. particularly given the footage we have seen over the last several weeks of the summer where we saw footage from january 6th, right there in front of you, so, it is surprising that, again, free speech is critically important i'm a person who believes i always want to know where you stand because i know where you are and where i am. but at the same time, the safety concerns and the fact that the administration, the school administration does not recognize that just by letting him be invited, how did it get so far down until tonight that they finally canceled it. and, as you said, not expecting that there would be violence. >> who is the student group that thought

so, mollie hemingway, jones is an organic chemistry professor at nyu, 82 out of 350 students said thehe college. news flash, organic chemistry is hard. >> yes, organic chemistry weeds out people who are not up for the demands of getting a medical education that will enable you to be a doctor. doctors always joke about how tough their professors were. they say their professors said their job is to fail you in this course, meaning if you can fail you should be failed. >> john: like seal training. >> rigors are so much when you are practicing on people. so, this is, you know this is a very big problem the students could not handle it but their response to it suggests something about how college has changed from being a place you receive an education into being a place where you just receive a credential. and so i think the students understand that you don't actually get much of an education at many schools, even if you pay a lot of money for one, you just get a credential, and they feel they have been denied a credential, probably seeing more of this. >> john: and jones did not go quietl