Revolt how woke millennials hijacked american media. Amber will tell us how left wing activists are destroying media. The snowflakes result revolt exposes how the left uses campus campus mob intimidation and the media to force students to comply and agree with their ideas. Her book is part memoir part investigation, and she suggests ways to respond. The lefts tactics. Amber powerfully details her own experience facing leftist backlash in school and throughout her career. She first faced pushback as a conservative as a Georgetown University student, and she got tired of it, especially the radical ideas promoted at her school. So she organized a lecture with issue was 2015 at georgetown with Christina Hoff summers, one of our speakers back then, what i remember most about amber was the fliers that the loony georgetown administrators put around the school offering safe spaces spaces rooms near the lecture, food and common activities for students who were too upset by the speakers of radic
Physician and the Joseph Newhouse professor at harvard. Joanna, the freakonomics m. D. Podcast, which explores the hidden of health care. Christopher worsham, m. D. M. P. H. , is a researcher, pulmonologist and Critical Care physician at harvard. His research and writing have been published by the new england journal of medicine, the New York Times, the wall street journal, and the washington post. They are joined in conversation tonight by emily oster oster, a New York Times bestselling author whose books include expecting better crib sheet and the family firm. Last year, she was named the 22 Time Magazine hundred most influential people list, joanna and worsham presenting their new book, random acts of medicine. Why do kids born in the summer get diagnosed more often with adhd . How are marathons for your health even when youre not running . Would have and salesmen have in common which annual event made people 30 more likely to get covid 19. As a University Chicago trained economist
Revolt how woke millennials hijacked american media. Amber will tell us how left wing activists are destroying media. The snowflakes result revolt exposes how the left uses campus campus mob intimidation and the media to force students to comply and agree with their ideas. Her book is part memoir part investigation, and she suggests ways to respond. The lefts tactics. Amber powerfully details her own experience facing leftist backlash in school and throughout her career. She first faced pushback as a conservative as a Georgetown University student, and she got tired of it, especially the radical ideas promoted at her school. So she organized a lecture with issue was 2015 at georgetown with Christina Hoff summers, one of our speakers back then, what i remember most about amber was the fliers that the loony georgetown administrators put around the school offering safe spaces spaces rooms near the lecture, food and common activities for students who were too upset by the speakers of radic
Classroom. Tonight were getting a clearer picture of the elaborate and ongoing effort. We have multiple live reports. Lets begin with Terry Mcsweeney who was there onsite as the congressman toured the red cross shelter. Terry . Reporter and what the congressman saw, Michael Thompson is the red cross teaming up with the Salvation Army here. Already they have taken care of thousands of victims of sundays earthquake. And these two organizations are vowing to stay here until theyre no longer needed. Its in shambles. Reporter thats how crystal describes her home here in napa. And thats why she is here at the American Red Cross Disaster Relief center. Here she finds food, shelter, someone to check her Blood Pressure and more. The nurse escorted me back to my house so i could get my medication, feed my cat, get my clothes. Everybody is looking after me. Were approaching 400 people throughout the community. We continue our government partners to do Damage Assessment to find out what communitie
So only some schools were able to do the earthquake drills. And other schools like napa high here, they just talked about the earthquake drills. They didnt actually, physically go under desks or evacuate the schools. They just felt it was too soon. Administrators thought it was more important to let students talk about their feelings and talk about their experiences, because, as you know, this earthquake was traumatic for some of them. This morning crews cleared the Last Mountain of debris brought to napa high school, a cityapproved dump site for residents who suffered Property Damage from sundays earthquake. They finished just in time for classes to resume at 8 00 a. M. School was canceled while inspectors took a couple of days to make sure buildings are structurally safe. Many students are just glad to see their friends again. You get a text message like, yeah, youre okay, but seeing them its reassuring. Reporter others felt scared about being here, given the possibility of more afte