mob take that into account? i think any diversion from the wholesale messaging frightens people, especially if they don t understand the nuances of the conversation. i was having a conversation about jewish buildings not being vandalized as same time people protesting systemic racism in america, i was seen as using a moment to insert another angle or one of the criticisms i was receiving, i was censuring myself during this very intense time for plaque and brown communities in america and i wasn t trying to do that, i was simply saying, please don t create fear and insecurity for another marginalized community in this country while advocating
protect vulnerable people. the key thing as we talked about since april of last year. use the tools we have to protect the vulnerable, don t create fear in the population and let s get back to normal life as best as we can. steve: is so frustrating a man undermining you said is so clear and so simple, based on science, logical and rational and we have these people in charge going the other direction. at least we can keep pushing. great to see you as always. before we go i want to say something about bob dole who died today at age 98. i never met him but i read about his life in a brilliant book about the 1988 presidential primary. what it takes by richard cramer. bob dole story is the most incredible and expiring portrait of character, grit and patriotism i have ever read. bob dole was a true american
protect vulnerable people. the key thing as we talked about since april of last year. use the tools we have to protect the vulnerable, don t create fear in the population and let s get back to normal life as best as we can. steve: is so frustrating a man undermining you said is so clear and so simple, based on science, logical and rational and we have these people in charge going the other direction. at least we can keep pushing. great to see you as always. before we go i want to say something about bob dole who died today at age 98. i never met him but i read about his life in a brilliant book about the 1988 presidential primary. what it takes by richard cramer. bob dole story is the most incredible and expiring portrait of character, grit and patriotism i have ever read. bob dole was a true american