and we did a campaign, polly cleveland is here, she was part of that too. mobilized 1500 multimillionaires and billionaires to oppose the repeal of the estate tax. but my belief now is there's lots of things we need to do to sort of build coalitions and campaigns, but part of the work that we need to do is to change the story that we tell ourselves about inequality. and that i more and more believe it's fundamentally a heart problem, that we have a heart problem when it comes to understanding the impact of these inequalities. and here's the moment i think we're in. think about the trajectory that our current society is on in terms of inequality, you know, you may have seen news reports there's good news that the census, the median income has pond up a bit after -- popped up a bit after many, many years. it's still not where it was in 2007. it's nowhere near where it was in 1999, but we're living in a time of extreme inequality overall. most of the income and wealth gains of the last 30 -- really since the economic meltdown of 2009 have gone to the top 1%, a

participate in the same extra click're am differents, earned the search bachelor deals elf the same -- polly bunting to the creation of a house system at radcliffe, renovation of existing tomorrow dormitories and the building of a new set of residential facilities, the integrate of faculty tutor's the radcliffe houses and the building of the library which served radcliffe women and also attracted harvard men to the radcliffe quad. bunting created the radcliffe institute, pioneering vehicle through which talented adult women had the time, opportunity and the support to engage fully in intellectual pursuits or creative work that would shape their lives and careers. but the remaining anomaly at harvard and radcliffe, two separate corporate structures, with separate governing board, endowments, budgets and administrative arrangemented had not been addressed before piercy left office. both piercy and bunting wanted to effect a merger but were unable to accomplish it. piercy's freedom of action with limited in significant part by the vietnam war related turmoil. that rocked the harvard campus from

. >>> meet polly, the rescue goat. suffers from anxiety. but she's living the good loy thanks to this duck costume. she stopped crying as soon as the outfit goes on. looks like me. >>> next the bad. ed sheer han flashed by british princess beatrice. >>> the ugly. a fire breather accidentally setting ayu crainian nightclub on fire. you don't want to do that. >> no. >> bye. >>> it is monday, it's november 28th. we hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend with your family. i'm ainsley earhardt. hillary clinton joins a recount effort despite her saying this. remember? >> we've accepted the outcome when we may not have liked them and that is what must be expected of anyone standing on a debate stage during a general election. >> you should accept the outcome she says or she said. we are liv

displays as we have seen of hate rarely seen in many areas of society, not normally associated with polly piitipoli >>> case in point, a california school district that's portraying the president-elect in most unflattering terms. we have the story from los angeles tonight. >> i don't think that donald trump is fit to run our country. >> reporter: this woman attends a san francisco public school where teachers have a new lesson plan written by an instructor who says her goal is for students to gain a working knowledge of american racial violence and its anti-racist, an tie-sexist, anti-islam phobic history. >> we should create spaces in our schools and in our communities where students can have their voices heard. >> reporter: she says don't side step the fact that a racist and sexist man has become the president by pandering to a huge racist and sexist base. >> i don't think he respecting anybody of color. >> there are a lot of things i would like to say about donald trump. i don't care of him. >> reporter: trump has had his fair share of controversial statements. there's a fine line betw

where i've tried to organize other people who are in the 1%, like bill gates, and we get a campaign, polly is here. she was part of that, to mobilize 1500 multimillionaires and billionaires to oppose the repeal of the estate tax. but my belief now is there's lots of things we need to do to sort of build coalitions and campaigns. but part of the work that we need to do is to change the stories that we tell ourselves about inequality, and that more and more believe it's fundamentally a heart problem that we have a hard problem would come to understand the impact of these inequalities. enters the moment i think we are in. think about the trajectory that our current society is on. in terms of inequality, you may see news reports, there's good news the median income has popped up a little bit after many, many years. it's still not where it was in 2007. it's nowhere near was in 1999. but we are living in a time of extreme inequality over all. most of the income and wealth gains of the last, since the economic meltdown of 2009 have gone to the 1%. even within the top one-tenth of 1%. and assets,

polly is referring, if you're looking to buy another book tonight, other than born on third base, the sociologist has a really interesting book called strangers in their own land. she basically spent their past six years with the partiess embedded in the south and listening and trying tok understand the framework. what i think is is that i think there's a base of people where there's a heart problem or an empathy problem and if you wante to dismiss everybody. there are people who have that. if you want to dismiss them all, then we are missing an opportunity to understand where those folks are coming from. i recommend her book because you have to climb over the empathy wall to understand where people are coming from. i think it's harder with the millionaires and billionaires who support that kind of neoliberal anti- tax, antigovernment agenda because their life experiences different, but i think the opportunities to engage a lot of other people are there.milliona i think patriotic millionaires, we have been inviting or engaging with other big spenders on the political right. >> were al

by wait, a polly hear tomorrow that might show your dad up by one in new hampshire. just a rumor. that's actually not. and number two, he has to either get that pennsylvania, minnesota, michigan, wisconsin, it is a tough road to hoe for any republican. >> yeah. sean, i'm all over the place. i was in ohio all over today. 12 stops in ohio. i'm in minneapolis. i'll be in wisconsin tomorrow. the turn out in incredible. we will do it. no question. people are sick of this nonsense. people are sick of the corruption. people want our country back. they want the country to be vibrant again. we are doing everything wrong. our career politicians are flushing the country down the drain. we're going to win this, sean. we are absolutely going to win. >> if your dad doesn't win this country will be paralyzed, zero progress. we will continue the decline. a mitigated disaster in light of tonight's news. eric, thank you. see you soon. >> thank you, sean. >> more on tonight's breaking news. new details about the fbi investigations, plural, into hillary clinton's e-mail server and family foundation.

displays as we have seen of hate rarely seen in many areas of society, not normally associated with polly piitipoli >>> case in point, a california school district that's portraying the president-elect in most unflattering terms. we have the story from los angeles tonight. >> i don't think that donald trump is fit to run our country. >> reporter: this woman attends a san francisco public school where teachers have a new lesson plan written by an instructor who says her goal is for students to gain a working knowledge of american racial violence and its anti-racist, an tie-sexist, anti-islam phobic history. >> we should create spaces in our schools and in our communities where students can have their voices heard. >> reporter: she says don't side step the fact that a racist and sexist man has become the president by pandering to a huge racist and sexist base. >> i don't think he respecting anybody of color. >> there are a lot of things i would like to say about donald trump. i don't care of him. >> reporter: trump has had his fair share of controversial statements. there's a fine line betw

polly bergan was the first woman president and fred mcmeasure riff is the manned and it ends with the first woman president getting pregnant and decides to quit because she wanted to take care of her family. gives you insight into how far we have come to now this seems very likely to happen, and i think that hillary clinton will have to hire a very experienced social secretary because bill clinton will not be picking out the dinner menu, he probably won't eave an east wing office so hillary clinton has talked to herself about having a hand in this, which i think is unfair, that anyone would expect her to as president. president has really gotten involved in that side of the white house. the first lady and some social secretary who do this tolling so they'll hire someone who is close to them, maybe patricia marshall. so one who can be the first lady, really, while bill clinton is an emissary around the world. he could go out of washington. hillary talk about putting him in charge of the economy, so he can't have a cabinet position abuse of antinepotism. >> guest: he can be part of what