you know, there's a phrase that some of your critics have used, like robin white, a leading barrister. she's a trans woman. she says that what you're talking about is a form of biological essentialism. that's the phrase she uses and says it doesn't even begin to meet the reality of what life is for those living as transgendered individuals. i mean, that's a grand—sounding phrase, but essentialism is, you know, can mean different things, philosophically. i'm certainly not saying that the most important thing about, say me, is that i am a woman. i'm simply insisting that there are categories that the world gives us and that we need concepts for, and it's not up to us what those categories are. and i don't think it's in the interests of women and children to pretend, across all domains, that males can become women, because that has knock—on consequences in terms of the spaces, women's spaces, women's sports teams, women's resources. so, this isn'tjust an abstract argument. it's definitely not abstract. you are, in essence, saying that women's rights do not, or some women's rights, do

and the air we evoke robin d'angelo's name? you are all mad at robin d'angelo -- >> she's white! >> your egos are fragile and yet you are proving the fact, oh no, it would make us uncomfortable if you tell us the truth! discomfort is the promise of through education, challenging peoples set ways, black, white, brown, red, whatever race or color or nationality. this is an attempt to defend and protect white people from knowledge. they don't want to be trampled by indictment and so they would rather be bulldozing knowledge away from themselves to keep the purity and innocence and comfort right there. >> we are in a time there where we had the -- being sued by one of its very where black coaches. a league where 70% of the bodies on the field are black but only two or three people have been allowed to be coaches. they are now being sued for racial discrimination. if you could touch on that? but also tell us, as a professor, who has taught at universities that are predominantly white, have any of your students ever said, i am too afraid to read the spot? i cannot read this book and i

the white house says a phone call between the u. s. and russian leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border raising phase of an invasion. now the kremlin said, the phone call was businesslike, but criticize the war hysteria in the west. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says he's analyzed intelligence, information of possible evasion is our borders. it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like, you know, like, like president and said people through us and the tools that we have different information. and now, the best friend for enemies that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for benny doesn't help us. rushes military says it's used appropriate means to force a u. s. submarine to leave its territorial waters. moscow claim to us vessel was chased away by a russian naval ship. now the pacific curial islands. but the u. s. has rejected claims. one of its submarines was operating in russian wa

it's off of the white house, others the platform to do more about so called covey misinformation. this time the content have nothing to do with life. the city that never sleeps, it's all the international in moscow with a big mix of your top stories and all things in between the book into the program. so the criminal is having a bit of a laugh saying it may change the term, fake news to blue book news, soft or the outlet. and alice to russia had invaded ukraine. a headline was taken down off the he minutes are being up. bloomberg has since said, sorry, earlier in the program, my colleague meal harvey discussed the story with ortiz donald quarter breeders were absolutely shocked to find some hair raising news. on friday afternoon, the headline read live russia invades ukraine and for nearly half an hour. i mean this many americans thought that this is it, that this time bomb that the western officials in western media have been hyping up for months now has finally exploded. and that was until, of course, bloomberg took down that headline and issued an apology. we prepare headlines

so robin, and don't remind her of all top news stories. the white house, as a phone call between the us and russian leaders did not result in any fundamental change regarding moscow's military build upon ukraine's border. the kremlin said the coal was businesslike, but criticize what it described. does war hysteria in the west? woven trends were amongst thousands marching through kevin, a civilian tribe strength. the u. s. is vacuum eating non emergency american staff from its embassy in the ukrainian capital president vladimir zalinski has a.

ah, what you deserve me said robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. the white house says a phone call between the us and russia. leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border racing fears of an invasion. the kremlin said the phone call was businesslike, but criticize the war hysteria in the west. ukrainian present. vladimir zalinski says he's analyzed the intelligence information of a possible invasion. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like our unit for, you know, like, like a president and said, people throughs and the truth that we have different information. and now, the best friend for an image that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie, doesn't help us. canadian, please have begun dispersing trucks blocking traffic over a vital bridge to the us. now they've been demonstrating against a coven 19 vaccine mandate. hundreds of people are protested in austria's capital against m

quote robin deangelo because robin d'angelo says at the end of white fragility her super ultra twice best-selling book meaning he had a bestselling run faded and then blew back up after blm jumped onto the scene in 2020 and became a bestseller again a runaway best seller both times. she says page 149 150 something like this right near the end of the book that there's no such thing as a positive white identity and your goal as coca-cola echoed is to become less white marks said that communism can be summarized in a single sentence the abolition of private property critical race. theory can be summarized in a single sentence the abolition of whiteness. as the organizing principal of society people who have access to whiteness of white privilege. they create an ideology called white supremacy that is structural and systemic rather than individual or even institutional. and they organize society in order that that white supremacy and their access to whiteness, which is limited to them and those they choose to give it to is preserved and you have a racial conflict theory across the strati

house responded to the findings by saying it could be disinformation ortiz robin. cassandra was in the village of conquer, done yet republic, where showing is part of daily life. the vintage of sonco used to be a home, so about 1200 residents before the war began here 8 years ago, less than 300 people remain year to day. the rest have fled due to the ongoing conflicts. the building behind me is the local village club has been shared by the ukraine and military several times from their position though situated less than a kilometer behind me. at 1 point, one person was killed here, and 2 children were heavily wounded. theme was a horror off as one of those kids who nearly lost their lives in the artillery attack. today he walked with a visible limp but for more than a year. he had to wear a cast and use crutches. zima doesn't like to talk about the war, but remember what happened to him vividly. it was may the 7th 2020, my cousin and i came to visit my godmother that a military truck arrived and it got shell. and i was coordinated. i was stood on the stairs in the h

robin d'angelo the head haunch co-of it all got rich by calling whites fragile and crazy things like. this i will never forget asking a group okay what if you could just give us feedback on inevitable often unaware racist assumptions and behaviors and i will never forget this black man raising his hand and saying it would be revolutionary. and it's like take that in. i want all the people to just take that in. revolutionary that we would receive the feedback with grace, reflect and seek to change our behavior. that's how difficult we are. >> wow that's how big a hole we are. >> jesse: wow, jimmy fallon turns out making $728,000 a year. that's just in speaking fees. she is charging anywhere between 30 and 40 gs a speech. just an hour where she calls whites racist. and even makes money advising companies on white fragility and charging up $16,000 a sess so you may be asking who would pay for that? just so you get the idea? the bill gates foundation and amazon are some of her biggest clients. they are buying racial protection maybe not sure we don't know. maybe they like to be called rac

it's a whole robin a reminder of all top new stories. the ukranian president as wall to wall with russia will have global consequences. florida zalinski says his country is committed to peace, but well powers of failing. the russia says hypersonic missiles have been lost during strategic nuclear drills being overseen by president vladimir putin. the kremlin denies the war games will further inflame tension. russia back separatists leaders in easton, ukraine of ordered a full military mobilization. they say that are evacuating civilians to russia. a shelling intensifies the breakaway reaches of the nets and the huts. now, diplomatic added to james bass, i spoke to nato secretary general at the munich security conference. he asked the install to bug what a war in ukraine would look like. it will be around us and we still also for many, many lives and to have something like this in europe. it's hard to imagine, but we are closer to that. now don't be in any time since day at least in the cold war, because i never seen such a concentration o

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. of the nine nfl head coaching vacancies this off season, six have been filled by white men, and one by mike mcdaniel who is biracial. in a leaguewide mental row this weekend, commissioner roger goodell said the league is committed on updating diversity and inclusion. flores' lawyers say they're not sure they're buying it. this morning, the miami dolphins hiring mike mcdaniel as their new head coach. the 38-year-oldreplacing brian after beind by mia. >> until mike mcdaniel's hiring onunday, mike tomlin was the only coach of color, and will they actually see this as something they need to change? i don't know. >> reporter: mcdaniel who is biracial joins the pittsburgh steelers' mike tomlin as the only two black coaches in the 32-team league. >> touchdown, miami! >> reporter: the new hire by the dolphins comes as lawyers for flores escalate their battle with the nfl and commissioner roger goodell. flores is suing the league for what he calls racist hiring practices, alleging that minorit

kooifs had to go down to mar-a-lago to get documents that should have been turned over by the trump white house. i want to bring in leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, ashley parker, bureau e chief at "the washington post," nbc reporter robin riley covering the justice department, and tom lo bianco, who wrote a book on mike pence called "piety and power." liz parker, let's talk about trump. he says that "hang mike pence" was just an expression. this is exactly how republicans build this alternate reality when they try to call january 6th legitimate political discourse. why does this help them? trump lost the last election. they lost power in congress when he was in office. he has lost support since the 2020 election. why is it that republicans continue to tie themselves to a stone cold loser? >> that's all true, but former president trump has not actually lost power within the republican party. and certainly not within the base of the republican party. that's what you're seeing with that legitimate political discourse, you have all these republicans following former president trump's lead

. >> kaitlan at the white house. clarissa in ukraine and nic in moscow. thank you, one and all. joining us to discuss, under president obama, and distinguished fellow at the woodrow wilson center, and robin wright. president biden argues there's plenty of room to argue for diplomacy. here a littlettle snippet. >> the united states has put on the table. we're proposing new arms control measures, new transparency measures, new strategic stability measures. these measures apply to all parties. nato and russia alike. >> i have a difficult time imagining that will sway putin and convince him of the good intentions that the americans and nato have. >> yeah. i think that's right. i think the president needs to put on the table as he has today, but also in written statements to the russians. an idea about what we might be able to talk about and there's plenty to talk about if we want to find ways to improve european security. there are measures that it may not have applied in the 1990s, to revisit and a number of that. the reality of the matter is that what putin wants is something we c