Greg yes yes yes i know i know i know i would do the same thing in your position. [ laughter ] greg its friday so you know what that means, thats welcome tonights guests, superman calls him the man of steel, Fox News Contributor johnny joey jones. This kennedy has courage, insight and plus a worm did not eat her brain. Kennedy like freddy krueger, he owns a lot of razors and sleeps in a boiler room, comedian, founder of Western Razor company, david angelo. And shes frail, pale and can escape from any jail, New York Times bestselling author and Fox News Contributor kat timpf. Before we get to some news stories, lets do this. [ ] gregs leftovers. Greg its leftovers where i read the jokes we did not use this weekend is always its the first time im reading them so if they sok we will dress joe mackie as a dog and sent him to kristi noem. Unless the weather is bad. Sunday is mothers day and we actually got our hands on a few celebrity cards. Like this one. Mom, thanks for not murdering dad,
Norah relentless severe storms slammed the south. What the [bleep] norah tonight, the devastation from another tornado outbreak, as more than 200,000 customers are without power after a wild week of weather. I went right in the house in the nick of time. They just tore everything up. Norah tonight, the multiday threat with large hail pelting parts of texas. The Cbs Evening News starts now. Good evening. Im norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us on this friday night. We want to begin with a story we have led this broadcast with almost every night this week deadly and dangerous storms unleashing fury and dozens of tornadoes from michigan to florida. A line of severe thunderstorms, winds gusting above hurricane force, and tornadoes tore through the florida panhandle, including the city of tallahassee, early this morning. This drone video shows the long trail of destruction to homes and businesses. Roofs you can see, in some cases, completely gone. Massive chunks of hail battered
Who are making a political point are doing it not with persuasion but with intimidation. And ive done a lot of writing about how it was the arrival of social media that allowed people to intimidate others, threaten any dissenters with mob reactions. So my previous book, the coddling of the american mind, was about this strange, new and really kind of frightening morality that came to us right around 2015 it wasnt there in 2013. And so im starting this way because this is the backstory to whats happening today. Yeah, but what youve already said is important because you have made it clear in the past that you reject the notion that words can be seen as violence. Mm hm. And you basically say that, intellectually speaking, we all need to have thicker skins. Mm hm. We all need to understand that offence can happen, it can be taken, but it is not akin to violence. Thats right. So when you use that word intimidation about a bunch of young people chanting slogans about the israeli actions in g
In the us is in ferment, with students occupying certain grounds within the university. Mm hm. Youve written a lot over many years about the intellectual atmosphere on campus in america, so i want to begin by asking you what you make of these protests. So, of course, the right to protest, were all in favour of. The key issue for me is intimidation. This is what began in 2015 a change in the nature of campus life, so that people who are making a political point are doing it not with persuasion but with intimidation. And ive done a lot of writing about how it was the arrival of social media that allowed people to intimidate others, threaten any dissenters with mob reactions. So my previous book, the coddling of the american mind, was about this strange, new and really kind of frightening morality that came to us right around 2015 it wasnt there in 2013. And so im starting this way because this is the backstory to whats happening today. Yeah, but what youve already said is important becau
Jonathan haidt, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you so much, steve. It is a pleasure to have you here. Now, of course, your home base is new york university, across the pond in the United States. Right now, that university along with many others in the us is in ferment, with students occupying certain grounds within the university. Mm hm. Youve written a lot over many years about the intellectual atmosphere on campus in america, so i want to begin by asking you what you make of these protests. So, of course, the right to protest were all in favour of. The key issue for me is intimidation. This is what began in 2015 a change in the nature of campus life, so that people who are making a political point are doing it not with persuasion but with intimidation. And ive done a lot of writing about how it was the arrival of social media that allowed people to intimidate others, threaten any dissenters with mob reactions. So my previous book, the coddling of the american mind, was about this strange