before him. or introduce malcolm x but not what he had to say in a speech but puts educators in an uncomfortable situation of making a choice of a white washed version of our nation s messy history or losing their jobs. joining me now to discuss is the director of public policy, and one of the things i think about, how teachers navigate a world in which there is this anti-critical race theory laws but american history happened and existed and it didn t change, so how do you navigate this world where banning the accurate teaching of our own history? you know, i have a friend dr. robert harvey, who writes about abolitionist teaching and learning and he used the term hush harvards, which dates back to slavery and it s the situation in modern times where teachers would have to figure out ways to talk amongst
i m zerlina. find me monday through friday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on peacock, on the choice from msnbc. follow us on facebook, twitter, tiktok and youtube. more news is coming up right here on msnbc. breaking on msnbc, vice president kamala harris taking to the world stage just moments ago with a clear message for russian president vladimir putin, as the situation deteriorates on the ukrainian border. and today, we are even more confident in our vision. our strength must not be underestimated. her speech comes a day after president biden says he s convinced putin will invade ukraine, as the russian president personally oversees russian nuclear drills right
presidential historian michael beschloss, the host of fireside history on msnbc s the choice and julia, founding partner and washington correspondent for puck news. thank you both for being here. michael, i ll start with you. there is this sense that putin thinks he s rewriting history but he doesn t seem to understand it very well. because the kind of aggression that he s putting forward, i guess he thinks he s the hero in the movie. he s literally every single villain from world war ii forward. he s mess moorized and the republics, these countries as a union it was then called to try to but i have an experienced in
they look instead like insurgencies, decentralized, fought by multiple factions operating clandestinely around the country, whether they are militias or paramilitargroups, they have no desire to engage the u.s. military and will use unconventional tactics like terrorism and guerilla warfare. it s scary what you re saying, but i m glad you re ringing the alarm bell. we don t want complacency on this show. it s my pleasure, thank you very much. thanks for watching the global fight for democracy. tonight each and every one of you has a role to play in that fight for democracy. i ll be right back here next sunday. you can watch monday through thursday on peacock on the choice . for now, for me, goodnight.