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i nicole hannah jones launch the 1619 project with the new york times 2 years ago. it aimed to reframe us history by placing the legacy of slavery at its core content from the project was included in school curriculum in at least 5 u. s. states. but critics of the 6900 projects, a excuse historic fact, in favor of ideology. like to discuss this contentious topic, we are joined by 2 professionals who can help us sort through this a political activist anthony rogers, right and legal analyst, jennifer britain to master. thanks guys for being with us. it certainly is an interesting one because a conversation i was having earlier, we were math, we wouldn't be having this conversation, but jennifer will start with you. disputes over school curriculum or nothing new, but maybe it is an idea to leave children's education to the professionals. no, i think you know, i think that always that always has a hobby out to it. you know, there's always an exception. they even say that in a law there's an exception. it depends really because one, you have educators who absolutely shou

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more of good room use cool. humorous pavilion or i'd use towards near will will encourage allergic nicole too small and you could do a plan. you could go sewage. can you buy dr. altima brewster? earth is your bills for all or would it be more than it's control? clara, which manager want to cry. what happened was that that specific vulnerability was exploited. when you exploit the validity, it means you create the code that's able to use that vulnerability to take control of the machine. and the attacker that carried out that exploit, put ransomware with that one cry. and so they released it into the, the web. and they were scanning for all of those systems that had an old windows version. and when they found that system, they were just encrypted with ransomware, we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the in a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming into a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can find your records. the systems were down, nobody was able to do any sort of technology related activity

nicole kind of tradition or music culture building, where there are these kinds of rhythms that can, which people tend to be exposed generally, right? so that's like kind of rhythms you're mentioning like the heart beat or the rhythm of walking or what have you. but there are others that are kind of built up iteratively over time in terms of practice within a language. i mean, there's a number of studies showing bad, linguistic rhythm that the linguistic environment that music is made in imprint on the rhythms that you find in the music of that place. so there's this kind of yeah, building up of certain rhythmic practices and conventions over time. similar to how you end up getting, you know, languages that show such amazing variety around the world. you know, when people are having like a real musical tree. but i'm not talking, you know, listening to hold music on a phone, but like really getting into their favorite spot or abydos, for a brief moment. everything just sort of, you know, disappears and you become one with the music. i'm sure you know that feeling, how does that work e

when you much to this new yorker, we're nicole, we're screwed. there was some we thought, so there is no hidden agenda in that. so that's true relations between between as people republic and the russian federation are just exactly the way i described them. italy. and if you noticed president sits in pin. we always talk it's friends. so we address each other friends and so that's true. so because we have very trusting relations and it helps us to build good business relations as well. so look, if we talk about economics of the way, 1st of all, asia is developing from the very weekend, very efficiently. and china is an obvious later in the worldwide economy and asian economy. and that's only nature that we develop our relations with china in this regard. we have the turnover at more than 100000000000 and it's higher than the pretend. dynamic level that i do in china is our number one partner. and we work in the lot of fields together in energy sector and china and russia to responsibility to reach the carbon neutrality by 2060. but before that, we

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and there was a, a, was melissa on duty, new government being formed in iran and our west nicole, they exactly roost were a bit hasty, used the linear, i've got multiple studies. she was the urge durante, do everything as soon as possible, but we reminded them that ron waited for more than a year for americans to versus to coming back to that understanding them with susie and then when they view to which it is new, i understood it wouldn't happen, school, they come back to will what they wanted to do. but i would like to say that to iran has a new team and there is new leadership in the realm of an day when your church pad, they dropped a proposal. so i that to the best in the colleagues, it didn't like in 1st place, but then they understood that they outward studying. and this is their, what is being done right now. they weren't bloom just to the problems all a much rather than the problems of substance. i like her who i should be the 1st to say i have come back to the drums on ring obligations around was sure that the americans should do that because they're the you asked was the 1st

so i'm nicole and catch up. i'm sort of jump in, but, you know, look, russia, russia has said our list of proposals to nato and essentially washington to try and dis, deescalate any tension in ukraine. but let's go back to 2014. the my don qu, that was about from langley virginia of regime change in, in key evan. then they sanctioned russia. and then russia says, well, zalinski and ukraine, they're not following the men sca court. i mean, my, my question is because russia seems to be open for dialogue almost all the time, but it always gets almost like a knee jerk reaction from his professional partners in the west. how much patients she think moscow has left. not much patience because again, that does not forget that james baker said there were at the, at the end of the year. so i bet nato powers are not a one inch eastward. and we see now that the database is, are all around a former eastern european countries. and i think most question got it is in it's right. saying that we, you lie to us once. you are provo

i'm frankly, or not later note, william nicole says, i am certain that all music and my said a piece of arts have kept me seen these last years. some might see a difference. what an interesting program once again, focusing on some of the good. thank you all, alex simon. sure. no, no journalist has been a baker thorn and the prime minister site than the formidable peter over. and earlier this year he published the assault on to detailing the full extent of forest johnson's repeated departures from actually t. i were there for a pointing journey's end. for johnson, alex speaks 52 point bits robot. welcome back to the alex simon. joe is a huge trash yet to be back with you alex, i do apologize. not for being with you in the past. while what we've got you on the screen, peter, that's a very good 2nd bet. so you've been looking at the 2.

and frankly, are not later note, william nicole says, i'm certain that all music and my said a piece of arts have kept me seen these last years. some might say different what an interesting program once again, focusing on some of the good. thank you all, alex simon. sure. no journalist has been a bigger thorn and the prime minister site than the formidable peter over. and earlier this year he published the assault on to detailing the full extent of what is johnson's repeated departure from actually team. i were there for a pointing journeys, and for johnson, alex speaks to peter point bitter. nobody. welcome back to the alex simon. joe is a huge treasure to be back with you, alex, i do apologize. not being with you in the past. while we're got you on the screen, peter, that's a very good 2nd best. so you've been looking at the total party for many, many years. you have a season come loyal like this at the top, but the total poppy of this is just another cycle of totally at the capital until may seem warfare. this is different because it's a crisis i think wanting forces to remove thi