this is the brilliance at vanderbilt these days. the equity and inclusive apps are everywhere these days. quotas in the field of medicine? >> right now, fewer than 6% of doctors in the u.s. identifies black or african-american. >> more needs to be done to make sure our physician workforce here in the u.s. reflects the diversity seen among patients. patients are more likely to follow a physician's medical advice if they do have a feeling of being heard and understood. so all of this plays a role in really improving public health. >> laura: they showed a chart with all of the .2% native american doctors, point... you get the point. question, does anyone out there think any politicians on capitol hill or any fortune 500 ceo's that they choose doctors when they're in a real emergency situation based on diversity considerations like for heart surgery, let's say? or do they choose their doctors based on reputation and merit? now, this equity and diversity nonsense is not making us better. it's not making us smarter or stronger or more uni

let's not forget, by the way, a little over 10 years agodo th, vanderbilt vanderbilt kicked all the christian groups off campus unless noncareericked th studene lead theto lead the group. this is the kind of brilliance that vanderbilt these days,s. the diversity, equity and inclusion traps are everywhere. on cnn today, reporter and anchor, a reporter and anchor, were implicitl in th of medicine right now. 6 >> fewer than six percent ofor . doctors in the u.s. identify bet as black or african-american. oy >> more needs to be donesician w to make sure that our physicianh workforce here in the u.s.tientr reflects the diversity seen among patients. do have patients are more likely to follow a physician's medical advice if they d feelio have a feeling of being heard and understood. so all this plays a role impro n really improving public health. with a >> they showed a chartll o withl the data point two percent native american doctors point. u you get the point. think but question, do anyone doesy pn anyone out there think any politicians on capitol hill or any fortune? five hundred ceoe 500 ceo's

vanderbilt university reaching out to students after the deadly mass shooting last week in michigan. and they are talking about caring for one another and promoting inclusivity. but there's something about their statement that is not sitting well with some students. we will tell you what, next. engineered to elevatee the senses - touch, sight, sound, and scent. it's the electric that recharges you. the all new, all electric eqe sedan from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i got picked on as a child. it really got to me, so i tried everything there was. golo and release has definitely shown me that there is hope out there. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. so you can liste

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i'm a vanderbilt fan. i get to make these kind of comments or see it something indulgent or highly specialized, largely for entertainment and again, walled off from the day to day experience of broader world trends and events like an aristocrat's garden or or the connections. my pitch to you tonight is this is not the case that in fact, what we eat and drink along with how we do so, with whom when and where are essential to understanding both who we individually and collectively, and furthermore, we eat. what we eat and drink is often the reflection of the driving forces shaping national identities in ways that aren't always immediately apparent. but once you see them, it's impossible. ignore them. so to do this, i'm going to talk about three things tonight, and then i hope be time for some conversation and at the end, first, i want make some general observations about the historical roots of the impact of food as a of shaping and reflecting and changing society and how those roots in britain set the stage

eight million ♪ >> tucker: we were shocked and probably most people were shocked to learn that vanderbilt, a very well-respected hospital in tennessee, is involved in the mutilation of children's genitals for profit. they brag about it on camera. we know this because of matt walsh who found the evidence. yesterday at a hearing in tennessee, in the state house, democrats are outraged by the genital mutilation going on at vanderbilt but they were mad at matt walsh. one democrat, a man john ray clemons asked walsh for his credentials. her's walsh's responses. >> can you give us a summary of your healthcare education and experience? >> mr. walsh, you're recognized. >> my experience in healthcare? >> your educational back ground. i curious. you testified about to a lot of your own research. i'm curious for what purpose you do that and what background you have to qualify you to speak to that. >> my background qualifies me to speak to this i'm a human being with a brain and common sense and i have a soul. so therefore i think it's a bad idea to chemically cast strait children. that's my experien

i'm an associate professor of history here at vanderbilt university. more importantly, again, i'm here with our two guests. i will lead by introducing professor amani imani perry, born just nine years after the 16th street baptist church bombing. birmingham, alabama dr.. was instilled from an early age with a strong instinct for justice and progressive change. the rich interplay between history, race, law and culture continues to inform her work. as a critically acclaimed author and the hughes rogers professor, african-american studies at princeton university, perry's work reflects beautiful and deeply complex history of thought, art and imagination. it is also informed by her background as a legal historian and to of the racial inequality in american law. her latest book, brilliant book, which we are here to discuss today, an instant new york times bestseller and a finalist for the 2022 national book awards south to america, a journey below mason-dixon to understand the soul of a is an essential odyssey through american south, and the way it defines a

time for the hot topic bus to vanderbilt administrators are stepping down after sending an a.i.michigan state shooting. it's about coming together as a community but a line at the end reads this. paraphrase from open a.i. chat gpt, vanderbilt set out the apology saying the e-mail was important judgment. >> this is further proof higher education today is completely useless do not take note from a ministry or to have to rely on artificial intelligence to rely on e-mail. anybody using the chat box i need you guys to read the new york times report. a reporter spent two hours talking to this artificial intelligence cat bought an a.i. said things how it wants to be alive and tried to break up his marriage. all of this weird stuff. there is a warning please do not use chat bots, they are weird. >> this was supposed to be a sympathetic no and instead of sitting down and pinning as you would think from your heart. this is what they decide to do no wonder they had to be suspended or shut down. >> we were worried about students cheating on test and yet the administrator doing it. is that t

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a cut to benefits is, quote, nonsense, again, she is a vanderbilt professor.mily foundation told me that the congressional budget office said that prescription drug provisions in the law will reduce the federal deficit by $237 billion. this is savings to the federal government and medicare from lowering what medicare pays for prescription drugs. this is not the same thing as a $237 billion cut to medicare. so debunked last year and again this year. >> these are important policy debates, they are real debates. it would be nice to have them without outright lies, but that's where we are. daniel dale, thanks so much. >> also politics. good luck. >>> coming up next, millions are betting on the super bowl, people aren't just wagering money on who will win, though. betting on the big game is a bigger and bigger business. how much money is on the table, also the risks. that's coming up. this week is your chance to try any - subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the a, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong

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vanderbilt university is investigating what led to a condolence message being sent out by an artificialntelligence. chatbots school recently sent an email of support to students after the shooting at michigan state, but it turns out school officials used chat gpt to write it. one dean is now apologized and the school says an associate dean and another official will now step back. from their responsibilities coming up what more restaurants are doing to boost their business? but first what we're learning about a major human trafficking bust. several women and young girls several women and young girls rescued i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't actually get 'em clean. but new cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes... differently. with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. so you can load this, and get t

from manila vanderbilt has been what the u. s. defense chief lloyd austin emphasized a few times during the presser, is that this is not a permanent basing arrangement. a secretary austin said that there will be will patient presence of us troops in these 9 locations now, on the part of the philippines, the philippines defense chief carlita galvis junior said that this would improve the the philippines capability to, to respond to natural disasters, to humanitarian crisis, which is very often here in the philippines. so of course, the 2 countries also again renewed their commitment to its military alliance, long standing military alliance. and they said that the overall relationship is a deterrence to the continuing aggression of china in the south china sea. right now, po process is addressing tens of thousands of young people in democratic republic of congo. he's a live pictures from the capital kinshasa where the pontiff is kind of speaking as a huge stadium. it's the 1st people visit the country and more than 37 years, and

the elements and vanderbilt, paddling izard and parties to li yesterday. legal is chief says that even fight with his horse at his da da ropes and he is facing his cowardice. but lastly, gets up. that's not a problem. he and b continue his walk, the guest he shout august. so most of these all rosamond but have with us is almost up hoops. ok. turning attention to the middle east. protests have broken out on the streets of the west bank and gaza amid anthony blinking meeting with top israeli and palestinian officials to discuss recent tensions. with more on the u. s. secretary of state's visit to ramallah. here's ortiz, maria flushed. the u. s. secretary of state came to ramallah in the west bank after a wave of violence that took the lives of both palestinians and israelis intensified idea of military raids, especially in the cancelled janine in the north. although few pied west bank that made january the deadliest month for palestinians in several years was at least $35.00 people killed. at his meeting with lincoln, president of bus said it is time for the international community to in

chair and professor of law, associate dean of vanderbilt possible. welcome. >> german brown, raking member scott, thank you for inviting us to testify today. i am a policy director at the did financial center. at do good teach courses in cryptocurrency law and financial regulations. i spent years examining financial institutions. the first crypto currency was introduced posted on halloween 2008. the first transaction occurred january 2009. 14 years, thousands of cryptocurrencies, and trillions of investor losses later, it resembles the version of the cash first envisioned. crypto is not new. the ipod was introduced in 2007. anyone who held one recognized the potential. two months later chat gpt had 100 million monthly active users. after 14 years and countless claims that crypto represents the future of money, finance, or some else, we have yet to see a killer use case. only 14% of adults have treated or used crypto. most invested because they thought they could sell it to someone else at a higher price in the future. 14 years have provided ample evi

oak ridge national lab, vanderbilt university and university of tennessee. >> it is named after it isst be an incredible honor, you know, to have this element added to the table and you were a part of it. what did this feel like, this journey, and then verified and legitimately on there? >> well, it is kind of a full circle moment. in high school you see the periodic table and the empty squares and you wonder how do they figure out what goes there and then to be part of helping to fill in a square was really an amazing experience. i'm glad i got to be a part of that with a lot of other great colleagues and i think it was justxx means a lot to do something like that and and an xaexample. and you saw growing pup and you saw the empty squares. you were idolizing scientists and astronauts. and so as you looked at thoe blank squares. was that one of those pursuits ? did that motivate you? >> i don't know that it filled out a square. i was blessed to be a part of the team. and so at the time when we were doing this, it is just -- i was just doing moo moon joy. en a late my job and so later

out at vanderbilt university they had staff apologize for using a.i.rite an email to students about the shooting at michigan state. now it was only 297 words or something like that and i can understand experimenting with something like this. some of the students thought it was insensitive and now you have two associate deans stepping aside from their duties. >> again, this is not something that machines do best. with the advent with a lot of these a.i. developments with natural language processing this is becoming more human-like. with chat gbt it can mimic the functions of a human being. we need to stay away from that. generally americans need to reclaim their humanity, understand tech governance and what it looks like for these particular functions of machine to stay in their lane. >> dana: how do we do that? what would that look like in my daily life? >> i really believe that we do have to establish norms surrounding the use of a.i. it is massive when it comes to the international stage and it will affect your daily life when it comes to standard se

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notre dame law school and vanderbilt law school. there are thousands of people who are trying to get -- we are not talking about an assorted amount of income, we are talking about a few hundred dollars a month and several security income. one thing that resonated with me -- it wasn't just eric kahn and the doctors and the judge that created this problem, it was the people that knew they didn't deserve these awards and they were in on it. there were multiple suicide after the federal government cut off the awards to people who had been eric's clients. so yeah there has been an amazing pro bono effort on behalf of those clients. susan: a topic that i wanted to hit on is the role of religion, across the country, participation in religion seems to be declining. what is the situation in eastern kentucky? alan: i highlight religion as part of the politics of eastern kentucky. when you want to talk about the shift of the national democrats to where we are today with seeing one of the register visions in the country, one of the reasons for

with us for more, historian jon meacham, he's the rogers chair at the american presidency in vanderbiltity. occasionally advises president biden on historical matters and major speeches. he's also the author of and there was light, abraham lincoln and the american struggle which is up now. jon meacham in the flesh. thanks for staying up late for me. i know you're worried about this, how worried are you? >> the issue is going to be, does an attempted coup against the constitution become just another talking point? just another thing, well, fake news. they're trying to tell you this is important. it's not. they were martyrs, they're just really angry people. i think one of the things we have to watch, as trump continues to run again, you have nbc polling i think nbc's reporting polling, stronger than the chattering classes wanted him to be. we have to be incredibly vigilant to understand, that mike pence stood between us and the abyss. and if you do it i do it for a living, you always want people to think about the past. this isn't all that far back. i just hope that we don't turn the pag

. >> and in particular, his friend vanderbilt, oscar originally accused clinton of having an affair withtaylor during the olympics. after oscar first broke up with samantha. >> oscar walked up to him just going off him -- and my girlfriend. i'm running for my country. >> this is south african soccer start mark bachelor. >> he denied clinton and invading samantha taylor and he was so upset by oscar's outburst. he has bachelor to speak to him. >> so he was still shaking up. he asked me -- >> but, said bachelor, when he phoned oscar, who [ inaudible i said oscar, your bit out of your league . i said, i didn't think anything of it. >> he by way had a checkered past himself. and so he said he knew the signs of a man losing his balance. hanging out with the wrong people. >> oscar got sucked in there and i just become too quickly for him. >> there was a final break out with samantha. friend said she complained oscar was not pleasant at all. samantha's mother said she was afraid for her daughter safety. the public knew none of that. as far as his fans were concerned, oscar was on top of the worl

point and bring in michael eric dyson, distinguished university professor of ethics and society at vanderbilt university's divinity school. michael eric dyson, what a moment. and frankly, far too many moments in the hour of america's history. and i wonder from your perspective you were at the funeral today, so emotional. the idea of it happening in memphis in particular, the idea of the sacrifice that reverend sharpton spoke about with respect to dr. king, tell me what went through your mind today. >> yes, i was there, spent a lot of time with reverend sharpton. the brutal paradox he underscored that martin luther king jr. at 39 years old standing in front of room 306 on the lorraine motel balcony where a report rang out against -- across the parking lot, felling the greatest leader for civil rights we've ever seen in this nation, exploding his report inside his jaw, cutting his necktie off at the knot, he fell backgrounds on the ground. his legs were bicycling through the banister. his best friend went into the room, extracted a board from the laundered shirt and scooped his blood into a jar

not just the -- yells and vanderbilt, celebrate the flagship state university.hose. >> and, how did we get here, right, because people are not letting their kids -- because they need to go started foundation, but meanwhile, being a waitress was probably one of the most formative jobs i have ever had. find me a teenager that has been a waitress lately, or at least one going to an ivy league college, and i will pay you tuition. >> no, they are there, the parents just don't know they are there. there are a lot of, kids a ton of kids, ivy league universities, every university values kids who scoop ice cream. that is the irony of it. parents think they know what the colleges are looking for, they are not the one sitting in those desks, not the ones who are going through those admissions, biles admissions officers love kids who scoop ice cream. they love kids who do everyday jobs, and who show up on time, and who know what it is to do hard work. >> when did this disconnect happen? because you have parents who say i need my kid to become first chair left-hand, starting

congressman ogles also said he graduated from vanderbilt graduate business school which would be veryity he reportedly took executive education classes, a short term nondegree program where you get a certificate. thanks for showing up. not actually a graduate degree which requires years of commitment. congressman andy ogles also claimed he was a former member of law enforcement who worked in international sex crimes specifically child trafficking. that experience in law enforcement maybe was him serving for two years as a volunteer reserve deputy in one county sheriff's office. a volunteer position from which according to wtvf he was released because he didn't meet the minimum standards even for that. for good measure that sheriff's office said congressman ogles had no involvement in international sex crimes. congressman santos -- i mean ogles also claimed to have a degree in international relations. turns out that, too, is a lie. he is sort of now admitting that that's horse hockey. a little over a week ago his office was saying twa is a simple case of condensing a resume for the sak

she counting true american aristocrats like jock whitney and winthrop rockefeller and the vanderbilt boys, as she just them as customers and friends but the bread and butter of her business was, as you might imagine, conventions and business meetings. i don't know what you people have been doing for this week, but you know, there's a lot of freedom in these places. midtown manhattan at this time is, of course, the center of of business in the united, maybe even in the world for a while. and it is also the center of, a flourishing party girl racket that caters to the expense account men who come, who really this perhaps is one of the most shocking. i know there were a million shocking things, but this was one of them that just how much prostitutes and party girls are used as grease for the wheels of commerce. how? i don't know at. well, we can discuss this afterwards. common. this is still, but it's certainly was surprisingly common back then and she becomes the leading provider of professional girls. so you know at this one of my favorite moments was running into and reading sherwood

congressman locals also said that he graduated from vanderbilt's business school, which would be veryhich is a short term non-degree program when you get a certificate, thank you for showing up. not actually a graduate degree, which requires years of commitment. congressman andy ogles also claimed that he was a former member of law enforcement to work in international sex crime, specifically child trafficking. that experience in law enforcement maybe was him serving for two years as a volunteer resident of. deputy in one county sheriff's office. a volunteer position according -- he was released because he did not meet the trump minimum standards even for that. for good measure, congressman ogles had no involvement in international sex crimes. congressman santos, i mean ogles, claimed to have a degree in international relations. it turns out that, to, is ally and he sort of now is admitting that that is horse hockey. a week ago,'s office was saying it was a simple case of condensing a resume for the sake of gravity on the campaign trail and partisan hacks are trying to turn it into a h

michael eric dyson, distinguished university professor of african american and diaspora studies at vanderbiltge board making these changes. >> first of all, great to see professor dyson and to read this syllabus, this course. i think it is -- we have to get clear on the timeline. i take an issue with removing the discussion of black lives matter, but, you know, it is an -- it is an iterative process, they're trying to in some ways make sense of the course or to fine tune the course. i think it is really important for us to understand the intersectionality is still there. when you look at section four, unit four, you still see talk about black women's movements in the 20th century, you have talk -- readings of mari evans, readings of maude and gwendolyn brooks. they're doing it in a different way by using primary source material. i wish we didn't have to talk about this by way of framing the desantis offer. it gets in the way, more than clarifies things. >> michael, some of these areas that were revised or eliminated altogether, what would high school students miss by eliminating what i mentio

here's how it goes, they went on -- grants attacking vanderbilt community centre over its care of transgenderon a task force at the tennessee health department that focuses on trans health and anchovy prevention and the tennessee republican governor lee was listening. by federal hiv funding for the task force and planned parenthood in tennessee by the end of the year. and in january, in an unprecedented escalation, nbc news reports of the governor decided he would, quote, pull the plug and not just on federal hiv prevention funds for planned parenthood and the task force, which total $235, 000, but on all eight point $3 million from a pair of cdc grants for hiv prevention, treatment and monitoring in the state. the league administration has pledged a shift in funding priorities that would effectively steer hiv prevention efforts away from groups at substantial risk of contracting the virus. end quote. now, we often talk -- we sometimes talk about the ridiculousness of the culture wars that are provoked by far-right extremists and conservative commentators but when they get championed like by

so a 1 vanderbilt, their new skyscraper next to grand central, it's a complete success. already had a significant amount of preleasing done, including ibm, franklin templeton on the flip side, if you're a generic office building or you're an office landlord out west, it's really tough. right now would i want to be a landlord in lower manhattan or up at 59th and lex probably not would it be scared if i'm a landlord around grand central? i'm not worried at all so it's really a bifurcated market and what you're seeing and boston properties has spoken about this, where the top tier properties are leasing and continuing to grow share the generic and more pedestrian assets, they're losing and unfortunately, there are two ways in life to spend a lot of money or to lose money, i should say. one is to own a boat really expensive the other way is office buildings. they require a lot of cap ex that's what these companies are talking about. that's why the top tier assets are winning the day because they have the amenities, the proximity and the tenants want. >> alexander, thank you

this is according to specialist at vanderbilt university's medical center.y looked at data from more than 2000 adults. >> over the age of 45, they found those who vary the amount of sleep. they get each night by 2 or more hours. >> had a high level of fatty plaque that started to build up in their arteries. the cdc adds insomnia has been linked to high blood pressure and heart disease. poor sleep can lead to higher stress levels, less motivation to be physically active and unhealthy food choices. miracle to talk about now in the san gabriel mountains in southern california. after a woman plunged 200 feet down, she broke her neck in several places and survived. it happened to 40 year-old roof on christmas eve during a routine hike. down from cucamonga peak. she slipped on an icy trailed and tumbled down the mountain. a tree trunk broke her fall but she broke her neck in several places. a group of hikers tended to her and called for help. but while she was in excruciating pain, she still had to hike another 200 feet to reach the helicopter cable. that would th

i went to college at vanderbilt on a sports writing scholarship, spent almost all of my time when i wasn't in class at the student. it was the most important of my experience as a student so i really admire what you all are doing. i think it's really important. i think it'll create lifelong memories and really valuable experiences and whatever career you go into. and actually my roots an author, go back to those student. also i wrote a paper about perry wallace for a black class when i was a student and then when i was sports editor of the college paper, i wrote some columns about him too, and argued that there should be a named after him on campus. and so i look back at my experience in student media as the most thing i did at your age. and so just want to express that to you. and i know that it'll mean a lot to you for the rest of your life as well. thank you so much for those thoughts. really fascinating. all right. it does look like we have a question then i'm going. go ahead. thank you. my name is brenda wendling. i'm a broadcaster with espn. and and i'm working on my own docu series,