People go try to vote for me twice. Wednesday. Until relatively recently we were at least kind of a normal country, you know . Ups and downs for sure. Things you can take issues with easier here and there. At least we knew how long the number line was. At least we knew zero to 100. Now, though, with president ial behavior like this, the system just kind of breaks. For example, open your heart, soften your heart a little bit and look at the lead on this tonight from our colleagues at nbcnews. Com. Its perfect. Theres absolutely nothing wrong with this lead whatsoever, but the fact that this has to be written. Like normal news organizations are not built for this level of weird. I mean, if its like you invited friends over for a barbecue and you like lift up a carpet of a room. All of the nouns are there, but it just didnt compute. This is what i mean. Here is this lead from nbcnews. Com. President trump suggested that people in North Carolina should vote twice once by mail and one inper
rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight, science. we talk to nobel laureate harold varmus on his book the art and politics of science. there have been a series of articles over the last 10 years that the goals of the war on cancer have not been achieved, and i i agree with that, that we have not made the degree of progress many of us would have liked. but nevertheless, our concept of cancer as a disease has radically changed. our ability to treat some of the many kinds of cancers has radically altered. rose: we continue with freeman dyson on his views on almost everything. i enjoy life and i don t particularly care whether what i m doing at that moment is important. rose: it s whether it interests you, is that the test? yes. rose: is s challenging and interesting to you? yes, and science to me is just some, and it s just like like painting pictures or anything else. rose: two men of science,s can varm and freeman dyson coming up. ptioning sponsored by ro