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Insurrection against our government, having a real conversation about one of the most painful eras in american history is more important now than ever. one of the producers of "civil war" joins me now. i am so excited to get home to watch this film. the subject in the clip we just played said we have never solved the core problem of this civil war. in producing this project, what did you discover about what those core issues are that we are still dealing with today? >> id say our biggest core is...

This day, and the stories we refuse to tell. heres a portion of what to expect. >> no one on the civilian side, on the confederate presidency, was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they believed. and we allowed a group of people that waged in our insurrection against their government to build statues to their heroes. so that has kept it alive. we have never solved the core problem of the civil war. >> we have never really had a racial reckoning. the problem started first immediately afte...

Narrative put ourselves in the shoes and try to figure out why. >> no one on the civilian side, on the confederate presidency was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they believed. we allowed a group of people that waved an armed insurrection against their government to build statues to be heroes. we have never solved the core problem of the civil war. sdplp the peacock original film looks at race, heritage and geography shape our beliefs. tune in sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. n s...

The civil war, what divides us to this day, and the stories we refused to tell. heres a portion of what to expect. >> no one on the civilian side, all of the confederate presidency, was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they believed. and we allowed a group of people, that aged an armed insurrection against the government, to build statues to their heroes. so that has kept alive, we have never solve the core problem of the civil war. >> we never really had a racial reckoning, the problem...

Of a confederate presidency was ever forced to concede and for p.t. eight what they believed. we allowed a group of people that waved an insurrection against their government to build statues to the heroes. that has kept it alive. we never solved the core problem of the civil war. >> eugene robinson, will they be somewhere, building a statue to insurrectionists from january 6th? >> you know, i really fear someday they might. i mean, lawrence, as you know, i grew up in a time and place where the ...

>> no one on this civilian side, on the cob fed rat presidency was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they believed. and we allowed a group of people that waged an armed inrur section against the government to build statue to their heros. that has kept it alive. we have never solved the core problem of the civil war. >> how does the misinformation about the way the civil war is still taught distort ore perception of race in america today. >> two things i think come up. they all merge arou...

That waged an orlando insurrection against their government to build statues to their heroes. so that has kept it alive. we have never solved the core problem of the civil war. >> eugene robinson, will they be somewhere building a statue to insurrectionists from january 6th? >> you know, i really fear that someday they might. i mean, lawrence, as you know, i grew up in a time and a place where the civil war was still very present a century later, and in my hometown of south carolina on the main ...

Needs the infrastructure, joe manchin supports that. but the human infrastructure bill, thats what joe manchin is pressing back on. everybody we spoke to yesterday said we dont really know whats in the bill, its changing hour by hour. people want to say, see whats in the bill, and then judge joe manchin. >> cal perry, as always, great to see you, my friend. a new documentary, "civil war," airing this sunday on msnbc, examines how differing narratives of that pivotal event continue to shape our...

This morning, the debate is raging over how race is taught in american classrooms. in fact, a growing number of school districts are taking steps to restrict how the history of racism and slavery is presented to students. msnbcs new documentary, "civil war," takes a revealing look at how our nation teaches perhaps one of the most divisive and important chapters in american history, and its impact on the current state of race relations. watch this. >> no one on the civilian side, on the confedera...

Tradition have shaped the stories americans tell or refuse to tell about slavery, the civil war and its aftermath. and how those narratives shape our believes to this day. >> no one on the civilian side of the confederate presidency was ever forced to concede and repudiate when they believed. and we allowed a group of people that waged against their government to build statues to their heroes. so that has kept it alive. we have never solved the core problem for civil war. >> joining us now is pr...