this is the sixth ship in a proud series to honor the name princeton. we know it is an exciting moment for you. you have had quite a unique morning. morning. i do not know how to put it into words. >> yeah, you're right. i had quite a morning already. right behind me, this is a sikorsky. very similar to the one i flew in the army national guard. a beautiful aircraft. let's also stare at the sky. it is gloomy out here. not fleet week weather weather but do not worry. it will break apart. we also have some high-pressure starting to build in that will dry us up. let's look at the futurecast. it it showing the marine layer breaking apart this afternoon but it will fill into the bay in in the late evening. another thing i want to mention is daytime highs around average at 64 along the coast and 70s near the bay and 80s in the east and -- that is going to create a late week warm up for us, no matter what microclimate you live in. in the bay, for fleet week, friday, saturday, and sunday are looking amazing. we are sitting above average in the the upper-60s and

princeton university is taking steps to protect other students.tinues. >> sandra: the brother reporting the cell phone ping changed everything with the search in the case to have some sort of clue where she could have been or might currently still be. >> correct, four days ago so they need to get going on it. >> sandra: time is everything. nate, thank you. john. >> john: most critical senate race of the midterm season coming down to the wire. how dr. mehmet oz is narrowing the lead against john fetterman. national political reporter for "the washington examiner" is here on that. >> sandra: president biden marking his only midterm campaign trip of the week in a state he won back in 2020 as former boss is taking action, and jumping into campaign mode. bill magern is here, he will join us in a few moments. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half ce

we are currently at te at the uss princeton. right behind me is a uah 60 which is what i find but nonetheless, it is a beautiful morning. the sky is overcast, right now. let's take a quick look at graphics because that bond will last a little bit longer. we will see it in and out of the coastline. i want to mention we are seeingt seeing it all the way off in the the inland areas until the late. it will start clearing up and it it fills the bay in the evening. evening hours. the mark hopkins hotel where we can see exactly what i was talking about. daytime highs are sitting above. above average. let's take a look look at our inland east. fairfield getting up to 86. 84 in concord. we are slowly going to see those 80s turn into 90s as we head into the week and that is due to high pressure building in on the south. our friends in vallejo, 77 this aftn this afternoon. s ke look at what going on because because as we see high pressure buildup, that will drive us up. marine layer won't be as thick. as we get into the rest of the week's

>>> then breaking news for the search for a missing princeton university student.olice have recovered a body. ♪ hello and welcome to "the lead" i'm john berman in for jake tapper. and we begin with our politics lead as president biden hits the campaign trail with just 19 days until the election. biden making a road trip to pittsburgh, pennsylvania today. his 18th trip to the commonwealth since he became president. and the 19th is next week. this week it was to highlight how the bipartisan infrastructure law is rebuilding the nation's crumbling roads and bridges. he delivered remarks from the fern hollow bridge which is being rebuilt with federal funds after collapsing in january. the president is also there to help boost senate candidate john fetterman which is a nearly must win race for democrats to regain control of the senate. he will headline later this evening, a rare appearance for biden amid the candidate's sagging approval numbers. cnn's mj lee is traveling with the president in pittsburgh. mj, while many of the president's accomplishments have been receive

so i assume that this was on princeton university's campus.night on princeton university's campus. what you're looking at right now, that pen's neck spot there on the map is where her phone pinged according to her brother sunday morning which provided some hope and brings on the dps was leading this investigation. they were using every resource that they had, boats, drones, helicopters, trying to find her. and unfortunately now we're learning that she is dead. she was a junior, 20 years old. her brother has been speaking with media outlets. they have been doing everything that they can trying to get the word out to hopefully bring her home. unfortunately that will not be the case, trace. this is a story where whenever something like this happens every day it matters. the brother had said that time is the one thing that they don't have. unfortunately we see why here. >> trace: we see it all the time. the first 72 hours are the most important in cases like this. nate foy. back to you as the news breaks. thank you that is "the story" of thursday,

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also pointed the first jewish faculty and catholic faculty to princeton. on at a time when that place was almost as hostile to those two types of people as to african americans. of but then again, was not willing to go so far as to get behind and support the application of black students to princeton. his excuse was, you know, this was a place where it's kind of a finishing school for southern white gentlemen and you're probably not going to like it here. well, he could have said the same thing to a jewish or catholic faculty member, and chose not to. so, why is that? why did that racial otherness, or particular type of racial otherness, post such a greater barrier than some others? another question that i tried to glean from the chats and build into a bigger meatball of a question, i guess, it is was wilson's domestic legacy, you know, valuable enough to commemorate? despite all of these other sins? what was it that, after your careful study that you and your staff and advisers, internal, external, official, unofficial, have found really remains worth, le

trevor ault is in princeton, new york -- princeton, new jersey, with more.ng woman, misrach ewunetie is a sharp and responsible student in person and the fact she seemingly vanished in the middle of the night is extremely worrying as now it's been nearly a week since anyone has seen here here in princeton or anywhere else. this morning the search for missing princeton university student, misrach ewunetie is intensifying. every second, every minute matters. >> reporter: the ivy league university saying wednesday they increased law enforcement presence on and around campus using a helicopter, drones and a watercraft to aid in the search. according to misrach's family she spent thursday night volunteering at an echblt, a social eating club. she checked into the dorm around 3:00 a.m. on friday. one of her suite mates said she saw her brushing her teeth and go to her room but when misrach's roommate got to her room at 4:30 a.m. she wasn't there. she was supposed to have an interview off campus regarding her u.s. citizenship application that weekend. but her famil

she's his everything. >> the family's so proud she was at princeton university.try to help in the search. they say they're at a loss because they're not getting much information from investigators. they're kind of kept in the dark as they say, and they're trying to get anyone who will help to help. i asked her brother, how was she feeling the last time you guys talked. he said she was excited. she was handing in a research paper and had a job offer. she was excited to be a part of thchlt she wasn't to graduate until 2024. again, no answers for them. it's so unsettling to see them trying to search for anything to give them clues as to where she might be. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile a massachusetts woman has now been charged with assault and battery for unleashing a swarm of bees on sheriff's deputies. you heard that right. bees. according to officers, the woman pulled up outside a home where deputies before serving an eviction, parked her suv, and immediately starting opening the lids of beehives. she smashed the lid and flipped the hive over to agitate the bees a

we are at the uss uss princeton and let's get straight into the forecast. it is kind of foggy, right now. as we take a look at futurecast, that marine layer will stick around for a little bit longer. it breaks apart as we head into the afternoon but it feels the bay for the evening hours. take a look at the daytime highs. 60s 60s along the coast, 70s in san francisco and we are warming up to 77 s look gh purthat will wm us as we th le of days. king , recafr, rday to su, siin the upper 60s and low 70s. as we head into the next seven days, we will slowly see that gradual warming trend next week. our friends in the east bay, a warmer trend with 90s returning into the forecast as early as wednesday. that will stick around as we head into the weekend. we will keep you updatd you updated. for now, back to y. to you. > >> taking a look at the roadway. the roadways. if you're heading out to fleet week, plan ahead. it is busy along the embarcadero. we have a couple of of traffic problems. road closue road closure completely shutting shutting down southbound 17 to hi

education and what is the difference between the elite education and the best education and and princeton and harvard best and i did best open my diploma to harvard and write return to sender and mail it back to them. live on tv. >> phenomenal we hold them up as standard bears of excellence and capability and there's a cycle of perpetuation. it's not myco so calmed elite background and your alma maters too. unless you went to hillsdale or liberty or college of the ozarks and yours is pumping out dutifully leftists and marxist at the same time. take course work and improves the whole. we like the default and like the sports teams and is pump checks through the constitutions and might as well send straight to the democrat party. that's part of perpetuating that and perpetuate ago cycle that's hurting our country. what i'm talking about are david schools. i'm talking about classical christian schools at the k-12 level because my mentor at prince toll, his name is -- princeton, his name is robbie george and amazing constitutional conservative professor and there's now 25 outed conservatives o

princeton is now docked. the anticipation for the week ahead is mounting and tara campbell takes a look at the excitement, including how many people are expected and what it means for local business. >> is a sure sign of fleet week. enable ship docking in the san francisco bay and local businesses are ready for a big bump in traffic. >> we are going to have to make a whole bunch more hummus and probably i'm going to have to be moving a lot quicker. >> bringing in more customers from all over the place in the bay area, different cities to spread out the word. >> from lightning fast jets to larger-than-life ships, fleet week is expected to draw up to one million people into the city. daniel is with the san francisco chamber of commerce. >> i heard a number today, that has a real impact. talking about small businesses. >> describing small businesses as bearing the brunt. >> when folks were coming back to the office, they weren't having normal traffic. >> it has been kind of slow this last year and a half, so it

the students at princeton were privileged. we were privileged to be in college, we were privileged to attend a college with princeton's resources. there was no risk we would be sent off to the jungles of vietnam as long as we were in college. there were reasonable grounds to oppose what the u.s. did in vietnam for strategic and policy reasons, and in retrospect that is even re the time. but i could not see any justification for vilifying ordinary soldiers like a mite school classmates. i could not see any justification for some of the really vile claims that were being made about the reasons why the united states was in vietnam , and i was really put off by the message that i thought some of my classmates were sending and what the university finally sent by throwing rotc units off-campus. it was the meaning of that? were they saying the united states does not need a military? that would be absurd. or were they saying the united states does need a military, but we are too good for that. and with the training of officers be done

and so the uss princeton was commissioned in 1989. she's been in service for 33 years as a guided missile cruiser. she's 567 ft. long. a beam of 55 ft and drafts 33 ft. at the at the bow. multi mission ship capable of addressing threats on under and above the sea. and you guys how many sailors carries a complement of three hundreds? three there's i'm sorry. the crew carries a complement of 370 crew members. and we have to be able to sustain them for months at a time at sea. and you guys are stationed with the pacific fleet down in san diego, right? so, so we're all the sailors that are normally stationed aboard that ship. are they here? that's the question again over you guys are stationed us bridge in the station with the pacific clayton in san diego, and you have 300 plus sailors on board. are they all coming with you here to be part of fleet week as well? will they be partaking and going out to san francisco and experiencing san francisco as well? yes we brought the entire crew with us, and they're very much looking forward to gett

downplayed, have been, at least for the near term. professor aaron freebird joining us tonight from princeton university professor. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights . thank you. thank you very much. ah, the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is back on trial. he's currently serving you may remember a 23 year prison sentence in new york for sex crimes. and today, opening arguments began in his trial. in california, the 70 year old is charged with raping and sexually assaulting 5 women in the los angeles area between 2004 in 2013 weinstein, what's called the shots as one of hollywood, most powerful producers. that was then. this is now the weinstein scandal has triggered a wave of sexual misconduct claims in hollywood. and it's caused women all over the world to speak out about sexual harassment as part of the me to move. but the story about weinstein, it was broken by 2 female journalists. their search for the truth is now being featured in a new hollywood fil. what is it exactly that we're looking at here? these young one walked in to what they all had reason to believe

here needs to over more analysis i'm joined in night by professor aron freeburg from princeton university. he is an expert on east asia. he is also the author of the book getting china wrong. professor, it's good to have you with this tonight. let me just get your opinion that scene there that we saw with who gen towel. what's your take on that? do you think there was a message sent with him being basically forced to leave the room? was that a message meant for public consumption? it was a very unusual event to we've seen this kind of thing in north korea or iraq with former leaders let off in front of cameras. never something like this in china. i think there are probably 3 possibilities. one is that who's suffered some kind of health advance, he's using poor health. it is 80 degree 8 years old has diabetes. so it's possible that something happened and he had to be helped from the stage. and the 2nd possibility is, as you suggest, that it was deliberate and it was intended to humiliate him. i guess the 3rd possibility is that it was a health event, but the regime chose not to censor to r

my mentor at princeton is named robbie george. he is an amazing conservative constitutional professor. there are now 25 outed conservatives of the faculty of prayers -- princeton --. all because of one man who built the institution and is phenomenal. he has a quote "it used to be liberal professors that led to their job -- indoctrinated conservative kids at college. now it is conservative professors that led to their chops of undoing the indoctrination of the kids that already show up woke and indoctrinated." the problem is not higher education. higher education is gone. the focus is k-12. that is the focus of our book. they are consolidating that on k-12. the kid david pumps out our elite, elite performers, elite students, elite critical thinkers, elite debaters ready to engage in the culture and when. --win. if you mean elite by paying $50,000 so your kid can be woke, they are not elite. that or what many of the elite high schools or middle schools look like that are pipelines to the ivy league. these are pipelines to wisdom, ti

princeton university is also taking steps to protect other students.creased law enforcement presence on and around campus now as the search continues. send it back to you. >> dana: keep us posted. >> bill: 19 past the hour. voters voicing concern about the state of democracy here in america. new poll from "the new york times" say the blame may lie with the media. many say the mainstream media is a threat to democracy. chris, how are you doing to you? the poll came out the 16th of october. i didn't see it in the recap. i imagine a lot of people missed it. there is the number. how do you interpret that? >> i think it makes a lot of sense. just in the few days since that poll has come out, reporters have said the january 6 attack was worse than 9/11, we need a programmer to try to attack republicans and change people. the republicans are fascists in this country, a fascist movement that more people should be arrested. the intelligence services should be in a wartime footing against the american people. that's only on one little watched cable network to th

but why would we rename princeton - in which to spend the most intimate vulnerable moments saving eating drinking living in making friends. and the named after someone that they understand and understandably, he might representing an ongoing threat to their comfort and safety and security. can you imagine her what would you be your argument for maintaining the wilson name both really practical and philosophical. and do have thoughts on the larger question of sort of you decide who gets to decide again we can start with whoever like to go first. >> i will go first. [laughter] we have actually had this conversation with our board of trustees on the adequate books and what we are doing and for us, not because what is the educational institution dedicated to the life and times of woodrow wilson. he was a consequential president and the united states so i think we would be doing a real disservice if we change the name to something else. the presidential library shall be named or it was out of business basically if we were just to say okay. about this was really where we strongly that there is

at princeton university.usfocusing on that if you're gog to have to remind me of your first question will affect. >> caller: reparations. >> guest: reparation thank you. the question of reparations i could almost quaff this for it usually comes up about every 15 years. and most recently it came up in an article written by nicole hamilton jones in the wake of the project. just before that, both of these were passionate arguments onof behalf of i have some questions and it is something which seems to be normal. we have in fact engaged in reparations payments for a number of groups who have suffered harms and wrongs of the hands of government spread particular german government dealing with the israelif government. our dealings with those who were unjustly assigned to near concentration camps during world war ii. there is a reparations unit there. reparations are part of the whole justice system of equity jurisprudence. what about reparations as it is promoted by a number of others. first of i think we have to w

there's a renaissance of princeton that are conservatives in the faculty at princeton. because of one man who started this edition and is built, it's phenomenal. he is a quote in our book where he says it just be the liberal professors that licked their chops at indoctrinating these naÏve bible clinging kids that showed up at college. now it's the exact opposite. it's the liberal, the conservative professors a few among them who lick their chops at undoing the indoctrination of the kids who already show up woke and indoctrinated. the problem is not higher education. higher education is already gone. the problem is k-12. that's the focus of our book and they're consolidating that on k-12. when i talk about a great education, not an elite education, they kids david boaz out our elite. they are elite performers. they are elite critical thinkers, elite debaters. they're ready to go into the culture at engage in win. so by that definition of the date they are elite. if you mean elite by paying $50,000 so you kid can be woke they are not elite. that's what a lot of the elite

have gone down if your princeton woman had been a queer woman and why?t know. i'm not quite sure how -- i don't know. >> okay. okay. whoa, this is a tough one. question for dr. kennedy. do you equate the feelings of a klansman in a class to that of a black student? and if so, i'd be curious to hear more about this. do you equate the feeling after klansman in class to that of black student? i think you understand the question. >> yeah, i mean, you know, i can imagine -- i can imagine having a student in a class who is a ku klux klansman and the can he would be if the ku klux klansman said, the ku klux klansman student said that my valorizing martin luther king, jr. made him feel bad would i tell him, you're feeling bad, am i going to back off what i've said? no, martin luther king, jr. is one of the greatest people in the world and as to your feeling bad, you ought to rethink your feelings about that. >> okay. maureen, can i get one more in? >> yeah, sh your sure. >> thank you for making space and thank you for all the creating robust basis for us to actu

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would it have gone down if your princeton professor had been a queer woman? and why. i don't know. i don't i'm not quite sure how. yes, particularly i don't i don't i don't know. okay. okay, okay. okay. i okay. well, this is a tough question for dr. kennedy. do you equate the feelings of klansman in a class to that of a black student and so i'd be curious to hear more about this. do you equate the feelings of a klansman in class to that of a black student like so i think you understand the question yeah i mean, you know i can i can imagine having a student in a class who is a ku klux klansman. mm hmm. and the question be if the ku klux klansman said the ku klux klansman student said that my values rising luther king jr made him feel bad. i say to the person, well, fine, you've told me that you feel bad. i'm am i going to apologize for feeling bad? am i going to back off of what i said? no. martin luther king, jr was one of the great people in the history of the world. and as for your feeling bad, you ought to rethink your about that. okay, morgan, can i get o

he went to princeton college and he is a princeton alam. and i get, at least, in that respect, able to claim whitehorse harry lee as part of them. but he had no senior graduated from princeton that the revolutionary war breaks out. he volunteers for service and takes command of a company of horse that grows into a mixed legion of horse and infantry. he served under washington and washington is deeply impressed by harry lee. when washington has to reorganize the campaign for the revolutionary in the south, he turns to his great friend, nathanael greene, and with greene, he sends whitehorse harry. and the story of the revolution in the south is a story that is very much written by nathanael greene and with whitehorse harry lease help. it was after the revolution that live started to come apart for whitehorse harry. at first it looks like everything is swimming and he marries materially. materially is a cousin of his. and it's materially who is the air of stratford hall, which is how whitehorse harry comes to control stratford hall. yet, white

authorities say the body of princeton junior misrach ewunetie found on campus. she was last seen in her dorm room around 3:00 a.m. friday. by 4:30 a.m., she was gone. she had texted with her family normal messages before disappearing. authorities say the cause and manner of her death is still unclear but that, quote, there were no obvious signs of injury, and that her death tonight does not appear suspicious or criminal in nature. just a tragic story all around. >>> when we come back here tonight, the discovery at l.a.x. what authorities found in candy bags. and now the warning for parents across this country, with halloween approaching. >>> and the jury's verdict tonight involving actor kevin tonight involving actor kevin spacey.ave ms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop fur

that's the pin, now -- >> that's at princeton university? >> the initiative and james madison program itself are part of princeton. >> thank you. >> now, focusing on that, you are going to have to remind me your first question. >> reparations. >> reparations, thank you. the question of reparations usually comes up, i can almost -- most recently it came up an article written by nicole hannah jones in the wake of the 1619 project and just before that by coats and both of these were passionate arguments on behalf of reparations, passionate though they are, i have some questions and hesitations here because on the one hand the payment of reparations is something which seems to be normal. we have, in fact, engaged in reparations payments for a number of groups which have suffered harms and wrongs at the hands of governments. particularly here the german government dealing with the israeli government. i think of our dealings with those who were unjustly assigned to near concentration camps in world war ii, japanese americans, the reparations agree

by the way that the renaissance of princeton of conservatives. there are 25 outed conservatives all because of one man who started an institution and is built it, phenomenal but has a court in our book where he says is used to be the liberal professors that lick their chops at indoctrinating these naÏve bible cleaning kits that showed up at college. annette is the exact opposite. it's the liberal, the conservative professors the few among them the lick their chops at undoing the indoctrination of the kids who already show up woke.un the problem is not higher education. higher education is already gone. the problem is k-12. k-12. that's the focus of our book and they're consolidating that on k-12. when a talk about a great education not an elite education the kids david pumps out our elite. they are elite performers. there are elite students, elite critical thinkers, elite the betas. they are readydy to go in the a culture and engage in when so by that definition they are elite. if you mean elite i paid $50,000 secured can be woke, they are not el

by today's standards and elite education would be princeton where i went as an undergraduate or harvard for a masters program, but i don't know if you saw on fox and friends recently -- [applause] i did bust open my diploma. the most elite institutions are poisoning the minds of not just our kids but our country and if we hold them up as standardbearers of excellence and credibility, we continue the cycle ofte perpetuation. that is my so-called elite background. unless he went to hillsdale, liberty, college of the ozarks i saw one back there. the university is probably dutifully pumping out at a rapid pace. any part of perpetuating that i believe is part of perpetuating a cycle that is hurting the country so the best institutions what i'm talking about our schools, classical christian schools at the k-12 level because my mentor at princeton his name is robbie george, an amazing conservative constitutional professor. by the way there is a renaissance they are now 25 out in the faculty all because of one man who started in the institution and has built. it's phenomenal but he has a quote

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now , and that is based at princeton university? >> guest: right.the initiative and the james madison program itself are all part of princeton university especially the department of politics at princeton university. >> host: thank you. >> guest: focusing on that, you're going to remind me your first question. >> caller: reparations. >> guest: reparations, thank you. the question of reparations usually comes up, i can almost clock this. use comes up every 15 years. most recently it came up in an article written by nikole hannah-jones in the wake of the 1619 project, and just before that by ta-nehisi coates. in both of these were passionate arguments on behalf of reparations. passionate though they are i have some questions and some hesitations here because, on the one hand, the payment of reparations is something which seems to be normal. we have, in fact, engaged in reparations payments for a number of groups which have suffered harms and wrongs at the hands of governments. i think particularly here of the german government dating with the israeli

. >> was at princeton or elsewhere? did you have mentors or role models and what do they do for you? >> i had more mentors than i can count and i don't think anyone gets anywhere without people along the way who helped them get there and provided advice and wisdom and help and a model. i was very lucky. at princeton, one of my professors believed me how to write and i think he was one of two people who were important in that respect and the other was my mother and the other mentors that i will make a point of mentioning our -- i have had mentors at every stage and michael -- career and when i got out of law school, i clerked for two justice. one no one has heard of but the last public event i did was in chicago and i'd use that line and everyone says, of course, we have heard of him because he was a chicagoan but the first judge i clerked for was a man named anchor minima. the second one was thurgood marshall and they were two people, both who, they helped me anonymously and -- enormously and one of them helped me with

princeton princeton and fitzgerald. they'l be open for tours 10:00 to 4:00 and again on saturday through monday. while the public checks out the ships, fleet week provides an opportunity for the military and local public safety safety agencies to train together. fleet week isn't just about ship tours and blue angel. it kind of is in the same way. t kpix5 shows us the serious works getting done. >> reporter: fleet week es an opportunity to check out some of some of the cool ships, planes, and more on display in the bay . for the military and public safy agencies, it provides a rare opportunity for them to train together. >> we are going to get an earthe eventually. we need to be prepared. >> reporter: mike is battalion f with san francisco fire departm. his personnel trained for inevie big one with members of the marines and navy on treasure island. honing skills they would would need for search and rescue rescue after a devastating earthquake. >> when the big one happens it'g to tax our resources. they're working on bre

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before his tenure at nyu, he taught for decades at princeton before retiring as a professor emeritus. 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 to be fired. that was an administrative decision. at least from the correspondence that "the new york times" published, it does seem like the decision was made at least partly based on the parents and the parents that hold the purse springs. to me it speaks to the degree of wii public has become less of a public good and more of a business. i'm not sure that that actually fulfills the purpose of educati

. >> robbie, george from princeton, your mentor, was on twitter or facebook or something this weekend talking about being at a colleague's house and he's pro choice. >> i saw that. >> and she had-other refrigerator her grandchild's ultrasound so they were able to have a conversation just based on the humanity, the obvious humanity there, outside of a context of a political debate. and that is where we need people because politics and media are not our friends on this issue necessarily and obviously, we have to have policy and political debates, but it's the place of pouring salt on wounds too often, unfortunately. so the more we can leverage relationships, to have long-term, you know, efforts to persuade, the better. in the book-- en i found this helpful, being reminded, well, the deep concern of a woman bearing an unwanted child merits consideration and sympathy, it's my personal feeling that legalization of abortion on demand is not equal to human life. i believe that human life at earliest stages has the right to be born, right to love, right to grow old. when history looks back at

my mentor at princeton's name is robby joyce is an amazing conservative constitutional professor. by the way there's a renaissance there is now 25. all because of one man who started an institution and it is phenomenal. he is a quote in our book he says that used to be the liberal professors that licking their chops at indoctrinating these naÏve a bible clinging kids that showed up at college. and now it is the exact opposite. it i is the conservative professors, the few among them lick their chops at undoing thee indoctrination of the kids who already show up woke and indoctrinated. the problem is a higher education, higher education is already gone. the problem is k-12. that is the focus of our book. they are consolidating that on k-12. i talk about a great education not an elite education the kids david pumps out are elite. they are elite performers. they are elite students they are elite critical thinkers there elite debaters. they are ready to go into the culture and engage and win. by that definition of elite they are elite. if you mean elite by pays $50000 to your kid can b

. >> reporter: with the uss princeton in the background, kids from boys and girls club gt to take part. they worked on everything from their crossover to -- thanks to all the volunteers helping with the eve. the event. >> vestment place on the academy academy of art. it helped him become the person he is today. >> basketball means everything. for mac is not about how many points she's yours or the wins and losses. he hopes he can teah these kids one of the most value lessons he has learned. >> being a good person and having character is the one thing he would try to teach. >> reporter: they also got to go to go on board for a tour and d. and dinner. for most it was thet time on a guided missile carrie. missile carrier. >> we are playing with actual marines in the navy. >> the experiences cool to be playing next to a navy ship. > >> we are all encouraged to do r part to cut pollution by walking, biking and taking transit. > >> speaking of clear skies, we e to see them later. we want to see blue angels. we are now turg to you. > >> the pattern is evolving to ge the biggest break from the

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you did this at princeton university. yeah, threats to harassment of local officials is a clear and present danger to democracy in america. the adl bridging divides initiative, a princeton report, looked at threats in the last couple of years to education officials, health officials, and found that whether it's harassment, threats of violence, this has been a serious concern across the country motivated by the conspiracies that we're hearing every single day. >> when did we see this rise in threats and in violence? where did it start? >> i mean, there have been threats and violence to our democracy for many years but i've never seen it so concentrated. so, the idea of stolen election narratives and the ablth for those to -- the ability for those to animate people in on-line spaces and have real world consequences was not studied until this point. we looked at thousands of data points of real world activity. our hope is in order to hell to protect our democracy moving forward, with need the data to be able to explain, how

how would it have gone down of your princeton professor had been a woman in white? i don't know. >> okay. okay. question for doctor kennedy. do you equate the feelings of a klansmen in a class to that of a black student? i would like to hear more about this. do you equate that to a feeling of a klansman in class. you have a question? >> i can imagine having a student in the class who is a ku klux klan's been in the question would be if the ku klux klan -- the student said that my are rising martin luther king jr. aid him feel bad i would say to the person fine, you told me the you feel bad. am i going to apologize for your feeling bad? am i going to back off of what i said? no. martin luther king jr. was one of the great people in history of the world and as for your feeling bad, you ought to rethink your feelings about that. >> can i get one more in. thank you so much, this is the lesson, on the use of the word (n-word) they are challenged the system via the teacher, a racialized system in a position of power, why do we individualize situations that are clearly abo