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wilkerson gave a brilliant commencement talk in the spring of 2018. she talked about the need for radical empathy, not just putting yourself in somebody's shoes, but really trying to hear where they are coming from. not from your point of view, but from there's. if you google radical empathy, you will find that speech. i have brought this to the floor since then. i think it is a promising way to go. too many in the public sphere fan the flames of discourse at universities and colleges and generalize about what is going on. that stuff needs to be cast aside. there is work to do. i would encourage your listeners to think about the power of engaged listening, deep listening, and the implication they are in, which is to think about the importance of radical empathy. host: john, before i turn it over to nathan, according to their survey, you guys might have a little bit of work to do. they have you ranked at number 140 on their list and read in their speech code. -- red in their speech code. caller: i don't know what red means. all i can tell you is what i

. >> helena wilkerson with the latest on the condition of the 19 five-year-old monarch. military coup in sudan, the u.s. has suspended an aid package to the country her tests continue for a second day after a violent crackdown monday by the military that killed seven. sudan's coup leader says the military seized power to prevent civil war. david kevin ollie has more. >> chanting and rlying, they have blocked roads in the capital and around the country following the takeover. monday, the coup leaders dissolved civilian rule, arrested political leaders and called a state of emergency. the people whose actions triggered the end of suit on's military dictatorship remain defined. >> sudan's situation is awful but we will not accept a coup. that is enough. 30 years of l bashir's humiliation, we don't want a coup now. >> soldiers have used lethal force on the crowds and there are reports of deaths. the military coup has drawn global condemnation. the blue mass will meet at the crisis at have urged maximum restraint. >> i am calling on the military to release those unlawfully de

he was a lacrosse near chrislynn quickly wilkerson aha home, a doyle, bassetti o l i n. and by then he a latina, the corn bichon at this did there from about olivia and the quantity of coma, mr. fidel, good luck. actually there is a wider argument that the is being presented by israeli spoke beep spokespeople. and that is, that goes and general was taken hostage by the hamas. and that i, you know, and, and, and, and that we are, are fighting an enemy that is, ah, that is hiding in, in any civilian areas. let's take that argument face values. let's, let's talk about a hostage situation. if guns are hostages, then you should allow yourself to do what you would be doing. if is earlier, we're hostages. would you target a whole house with several combatants or terrorists, ah, and kill all the israelites that are being held hostage is there. i mean, if israel really wants to say to argue that that line that the guns, the guns within population was taken hostage by the hamas. well, it should treat this situation as a hosted situation after bombing, the hannity al gyla and alto

>> spokane city councilwoman betsy wilkerson, there was an execution-style murder that was very close runs and an officer comes up and talks to her over the phone, it's all caught on body camera. >> shannon: wait one second, we'll play a little of that and we will explain with this conversation is about. >> i don't know how willing betsy is going to be, i'm not really too enthused to help you. >> she said that? >> shannon: what was that all about? >> apparently she wasn't very enthusiastic about sending over her surveillance video, she's running for reelection right now and i want to her website, she's about collaboration and trust and respect except apparently when it comes to cops. it's possible there was some context to a comment that i think most reasonable people would say that's shocking, it's an execution-style murder, when do you want to help solve it? if there's context, she's not willing to provide it's because i have asked several times, she has not responded to any of them although i'm told the office sent an angry email to the chief of police how this somehow came out. >>

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here's author and journalist isabel wilkerson earlier this week with lawrence o'donnell. >> i think wheni'm reminded of how the majority of americans don't get a chance, have not gotten the opportunity to know our country's true history, our true and full history. and that has consequences because people, when they don't have an idea, that means it's harder to see what we have in common, it's harder to get on the same page about how we got to where we are. it's harder to understand how we happen to be where we are. and when you think about the civil war, in most wars it is the victors who write the story, it is victories who erect the monuments to their victory. and the civil war in this country, in our country, it was those who were defeated who ended up erecting monuments to themselves, in some ways memorializing the symbol of their cause and dominating the narrative. >> it could have left the marker of a reckoning. if, for example, there had been some penalty exacted upon the states that made war on the other states, i mean, just as an example, if we said, okay, welcome back to the un

let's all take a listen to this clip from isabel wilkerson.find a way to explain to succeeding generations how is it that we saw a confederate flag inside the united states capitol this year, january 6th, how is it that a rioter was able to deliver the confederate flag farther than robert e. lee himself? >> okay. erica, if it's fair to connect slavery to the plight of black americans today, is it also fair to trace done content, that which we saw in the january 6th capitol riots, back to fallout from the civil war? >> i think they're all related. and this is one of the reasons why it is so important that we understand what happened in the civil war, deal with the facts, and confront them as a nation and as a society. so much of the issues that we have today around race, around place, around the north and the south, come from the fact that there was this major war in our country and the narratives we tell about are not always true. >> yeah. last question to you, rachel. because you asked a black student if she ever had a white friend, and i'm c

>> i think isabel wilkerson said it best, we ignore our history at our own peril, until we sit down andto people who don't. we're not going to be able to move forward as a society. >> one group of people can't be the only ones to talk about it. gl it's all of our problem. >> erica, rachel, congratulations, it's a great film. civil war, 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that's ""the reidout,"" "all in is up next. >>> the disgraced ex-president, what we know about donald trump's last ditch appeal to the supreme court. >>> then colin powell succumbs to coronavirus complications at age 84, and the vaccine misinformation machine kicks into gear. >> here we have a very high profile example that is going to require more truth, more truth from our government. >>> how dark money groups that catalyzed obama

wilkerson gave a brilliant commencement talk in the spring of 2018. talked about the need for radical empathy, not just putting yourself in somebody's shoes, but really trying to hear where they are coming from. not from your point of view, but from there's. if you google radical empathy, you will find that speech. i have brought this to the floor since then. i think it is a promising way to go. too many in the public sphere fan the flames of discourse at universities and colleges and generalize about what is going on. that stuff needs to be cast aside. there is work to do. i would encourage your listeners to think about the power of engaged listening, deep listening, and the implication they are in, which is to think about the importance of radical empathy. host: john, before i turn it over to nathan, according to their survey, you guys might have a little bit of work to do. they have you ranked at number 140 on their list and read in their speech code. -- red in their speech code. caller: i don't know what red means. all i can tell you is what i see