there is a princeton. maneuver, the nomination of wilson, who was the ultimate political new newcomer. to win the nomination at the state democratic convention, even though none of the delegates had ever met him. the party bosses had that much power. so good for them. less than two months later, he was elected and immediately he began a stealth campaign for president. and that seems like amazing hubris. but for a handful of reasons, it was actually possible for him to do that. for one thing, harper and brothers. his publisher of were behind him for president beginning in 1906 and harper's had been running wilson for president for quite some time. second, his fundraising connection as university president had put him in touch with a whole bunch of wealthy people who could contribute to his campaign and who could easily see him as a president. and third, the princeton alumni base had very many influential in political journalism. and so he had a network of people who could support him. lastly, of people, tho

by the way there is a renaissance of conservatives in princeton. many outed conservatives in princeton all because of one man who started an institution. it is phenomenal. he has a quote in our book where he says, they used to be liberal professors who licked their chops at in doctrine in naÏve bible clinging kids that showed up to college. now it is the exact opposite. it is conservative professors, few among them, who licked their chops at undoing the indoctrination of kids who already show up woke and indoctrinated. the problem is not higher education. the problem is k-12. that is the focus of our group -- book. they are consolidating that on k-12. when i talk about a great education, not an elite education, the kids david pumps out our elite students, performers, debaters. they are ready to go into the culture and engage and win. by that definition they are elite. if you mean elite by, pays $50,000 for your kids to be woke, they are not elite. that is what a lot of elite high schools or middle schools look like, pipelines to the ivy league. the

jennifer joins us now from our princeton bureau.ennifer, you know, of course, we have to start with tariffs because this is something that came up during the earnings call and tyson made clear that it is prepared for tariffs. did we get any details on how exactly or does the upgraded guidance basically gave investors the comfort to give the company the benefit of the doubt? >> well, it is a really good question and a topical one given everything that is happening. if you look at tysons performance, last year, they had just over $5 billion in sales directly related to exports which is under 1% of their total sales so that alone is not a huge part of their operation but what is most interesting and what investors were trying to get at on the call is that for margins in a meat processing company to be as good as possible, you have to do something every part of the animal and exporting or using parts of the animal the u.s. consumer does not want is an important part of the overall margin profile for each of the businesses tyson has so i

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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

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he's a cnn political analyst and a historian and professor at princeton, princeton university. julian, great to see you. so although i just realized, you know, i'm always calling you julian. i really should be calling you professor. professor at princeton. okay. all right. so trump said, you know, his priority is immigration and inflation, but his focus is, as you put it, in your new foreign policy column, war on the administrative state. this was a stated dream of former trump administration adviser steve bannon. so what is the endgame here? >> well, the endgame is to dismantle as much of government as possible. i mean, this really goes back to ronald reagan's inaugural address when he said government is not the solution to our problems. it's the problem. that's a paraphrase. and i think it's unclear. the endgame is to reform government or to make it more efficient, although that's some of the rhetoric. but a lot of what's happening is dismantling and taking apart agencies so they can't really be functional or they can't even be put back together, as is the risk with usaid. >>

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eddie glaude is a distinguished professor of american african-american studies at princeton university, author of many important books, including we are the leaders. we have been looking for it. very timely book right now. melissa murray is a professor of law at nyu and an msnbc legal analyst. all right. still ahead, president trump sweeping new tariffs on our three largest trading partners begins today. what do the levies mean for you? i'll tell you when we come back. plus, children's literature is crucial because it's often the first time that young readers are exposed to ugly parts of society. children's literature is also among the most banned and challenged in this country. today's meeting of the velshi banned book club will examine the award winning the watsons go to birmingham, 1963 by christopher paul curtis. don't christopher paul curtis. don't miss this. —hi! —hi! ♪♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's your

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in geneva is kenneth ross visiting professor at princeton school for public and international affairs and the former executive director of human rights watch. also in new york is david l. phillips and adjunct professor at georgetown university school of foreign service. i'm a full met, senior advisor to the us state department. welcome to or if you gentlemen, kind of, i want to start with you. why is trump doing this? america's not even a member of the i c c. so what is trump's motivation? in carrying out this executive order, or what trumps view of international injustice is that is for other people, not for americans or their allies and their been elements of disposition, but the us government has maintained. going back to the origins of the dreadful criminal court at the original negotiations in rome, that was the main us position where they were happy with the court having trish fiction by a means that washington control. so, you know, they, they were okay with the veterans restriction over the citizens of governments that joined the court because the us government had no intentio

supporting the gold standard that august congress stayed with the gold standard and he retired to princeton new jersey where he was a trustee of the university until he died. the 1900s of cardio vascular issues, not of any malignancy but that yacht oneida has a very important piece of history. and it was here on the vineyard, if you will, and literally was the way that the gold standard was preserved by this secret operation which took place on the oneida, now calvin coolidge, it out was really, if you will, a rtha's vineyard frequent. he apparently loved the vineyard. he visited vineyard when he was of the massachusetts senate when he was a lieutenant governor, when he was governor of massachusetts when was vice president and when his past president. he actually didn't when he was president for. unclear reasons, but he here apparently to nine times during his he governor mccall actually presented shield of honor to the town of head down known as akina and in 1919 he spoke at the tabernacle, which, as all of you know, is still in existence in oak bluffs during governors day, he enjoyed the

. >> his story reached the eagles, the nfl favorite for these former princeton teammates.ff game and then to what he thought was 18 s,facility to. keep his word to facility to. tiger. >> >> we understand if you are not feeling it but we'd love to have you out for the super bowl. >> the eagles surprising ride with two tickets, so he can keep his word to tiger. >> i said if we make it, i promise i'm going to take you to the super bowl. i would love nothing more than to still take him, you know. >> to be able to rewrite the story, to not let evil win, we are taking our power back, keep smiles on your faces and love family like you never have before. >>> that's nightly news for this friday, thank you for watching, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself, and each other. good night. right now on nbc bay area news tonight. here comes the sunny weekend. but we're still dealing with lingering problems from our stor

the nfl favorite for these former princeton teammates.he thought was just a team facility tour. >> if you're not feeling it, but we'd love to have you down for the super bowl, man. >> reporter: the eagles surprising ryan with two super bowl tickets, so he can keep his word to tiger. >> i told him, you know, if we make it, i promise we'll go -- i'm going to take you to the super bowl. so, i mean, i love him. i'd still take him. >> to be able to rewrite the story, to not let evil win, i mean, we're kind of taking our power back. keep smiles on your faces and love family like you never have before. >> reporter: inspiring the world to live like tiger from football's biggest stage. jesse kirsch, nbc news, new orleans. >>> and that is nightly news for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. good night. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club.

. >> reporter: tiger, a football star at princeton, died while protecting others in new orleans, accordinggame to his brother. his teammates all with the number 7 on their helmets. >> all the big brother does in life is one to see his little brother succeed. he has been my role model my whole life. >> reporter: and after the postgame interview, an emotional relief as he falls into the arms of his dad. >> this is what football is all about. this is what sports are all about. >> reporter: jack named mvp for the game, now on the radar of the nfl, a future he and his brother had always dreamed of. >> he was the best big brother i could ever ask for. my whole goal the rest of my life just live his legacy on. >>> that's "nightly news" for this sunday. lester will be in tomorrow. i'm hallie jackson. for all of us here at nbc, thanks for watching and have a good week. nbc, thanks for watching and have a good week. the news at six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang and i'm garvin thomas. the rain is continuing to come down across the bay area after a small break this afternoon. l

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new jersey education involving pulling in my first fully in the only way property taxes done in princeton was work great. nine out of ten children cannot do that. the 4000 kids and get them out. >> we need to leave successful will of. the meddling of the department of education great schools making it harder and harder for teachers to teach because of the mandates that come down from the department of education should be focusing on schools not successful successful schools alone. i would make sure my department of education's focus on schools failing and put mandates on, not successful schools. >> i agree we have too much in our department of education but what we really have is our corrupt. i love the good teachers but i don't think good teachers wonder union dues going to support guy running for governor for a guy who thinks of children in school they have to support doctors for school choice. >> a new school ending formula. a new school funding formula but it's interesting you mention instead. outstanding debts is run, for publicans now impact. >> time losers. [laughter] mcnamee has a

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that's i recall his friend your father's friend don right from princeton right is working in the nixon administration and the office of economic opportunity. and then brings in and in. yeah. intern on capitol hill. yeah. so that's how we first meets him. so so father now is number two in the office taking opportunity and he's interviewing this devil named. yeah, -- cheney. yeah. okay. yeah. so you imagine mean this is the this was the kind of the that they are getting to know each other is that their young wasn't ionians doing these jobs in in washington i mean in washington and and we know a lot of these names. this is why kind of this is one another reason i decided put this together is that we just didn't know or i didn't have a i think anybody had an appreciation for frank carlucci which is why i, i brought let's continue this fun so okay yeah celebrate frank lucy blame frank carlucci. he was responsible -- cheney in early on. it was really don rumsfeld, who i don't think he was. but but then you go from there, and this is one of my favorites in the story. so you ingrain that offic

your father's friend, donald rumsfeld, from princeton. he is working in the nixon administration.nd then brings in his friend. >> intern on capitol hill, yes, so that is how he first meets him. >> so your father now is the number two and he's interviewing him. >> yes, dick cheney. so you imagine, i mean, this is kind of the environment that they are getting to know each other is that they are young washingtonians doing the jobs in washington and we know a lot of these names and this is one of -- this is another reason i decided to put this together is that we just did not know -- i don't think anybody had an appreciation for carlucci which is why i brought this about. >> let's continue. ok. frame him. he was responsible for bringing cheney in early on but it was really donald rumsfeld. >> i don't think he was. >> but then you go from there and this is one of my favorites in the story. so he's doing great in that office and then he is recruited to omb. the phone rings and who was on the other end-of-the-line? george shultz. and he says, i would like you to come be my deputy. and th

did you go to harvard, did you - princeton?elligent guent. >> i did not say he was not intelligent.y >> sean:th i just said -- all right vermaak i'm not qualified for this, we will show at the end of this show, but i will be in a super bowl ad. [laughter] >> you in a super bowl ad?g to what is this world coming to? what kind of super bowl ad will you be in?? talk about staying in your lane, talk about youth!s we didgo this! did trump pull strings to make this happen? [laughter]an bradberry is a different animala >> sean: you are jealousn:. >> jealous of what?to >> sean: that i'm in a super bowl ad and you are not. b you are jealous. >> way for it, my time will come. doubt worry.ime willan myd time at will comment, i wil be in a super bowl commercial. that will happen. i'm not as big time as you. >> sean: who will win is a super bowl? g >> i'm not telling youot that, i have a two shows before friday. not a giving you that information on fox news!fox you it's a great matchup! kansas city chiefs, -- 23 espn -- >> excuse me, i did

. >> of course the concerns of some of the critics princeton dei statements functioning and you share these perspectives and talk about issues and portion or criminality and it can be very hard for faculty politically incorrect. i very much respect what they're saying and social norms and ideological blinders on campus and professional association how do you as a leader is a liberal arts institution make sure the faculty are encouraged and embracing the broader increase. >> it's a good question and were satisfied with myself but i think that's what i think a lot about. when i talked to faculty they do express concern and a lot of the talk about is not just the atmosphere from their peers but actually from students. i will say one of the challenges is mistrust and what i've been describing a sense of faculty if they face something that gets judged in a certain way as administrators and social media in their various websites and publicize things it is an era and this is one of the things that drives institutional mistrust not just in the academy but in the world in general that has very

did you go to harvard or princeton? while you were certainly pretty intelligent guy so i would say -- >> i didn't say he wasn't intelligent. >> sean: when we give the small guys an opportunity? >> that's fair! but say that! say that! >> sean: i just said it. all right, last thing. i will say this. i'm not qualified for this and are going to show it at the end of the show. but i will be in a super bowl ad at the super bowl. >> you in a super bowl ad? what has this world come to? what kind of super bowl ad are you going to be in? you with your nonsports knowing self. talk about staying in your lane, that's you! unit super bowl commercial? who did this? did trump pull strings to make this happen? what is going on fox? [laughter] net bret baier's a different animal. go ahead. >> sean: you're jealous. >> jealous of what? will have to be jealous about? >> i'm in a super bowl ad and you are not. you're jealous. >> wait for it. wait for it. my time will come. my time will come, don't worry about it. my time will come. and my ti

pete hegseth went to princeton and yell. -- and yale. these are highly educated right-wingers.ng these people although my life. there are two types. one believes in conservative government and the other is anti-left. they want to tear down the institutions they believe the left controls. it is what they are doing. trump goes after usaid and the department of education -- it is all tearing down the institutions they believe the left controls. the problem with that is the pain is born by the woman in new bibby -- in new med be that will die of aids. rich people are careless and break things. geoff: the other thing that was clear in the town hall last night is that it is one thing to campaign against a faceless bureaucracy but it is very different when someone's friends and neighbors lose jobs with little warning as well as the veterans. >> there is that there is also -- let's not forget the funding freeze. you have farmers who were depending on funding coming from the federal government. they took out loans to buy equipment, to get their products from the farm, some are sitting i