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Pay for it, okay? if we can agree that dont make parents pay for it such a leftist idea to the man taxpayers fund the system and they get to use all the money not to educate children on math, science and things will help up with the career or real world but to further their political ideology and confusion about a number of issues that should be learning about in public sch schools. the good news is states across the country of yemen passing these bills including iowa just this week, the governo...

That is one of the questions that this man is looking to explore, philip bump and author of the "after math." congrats on the book. >> thank you, sir. >> lets start with the big question. what will the eventual legacy of the baby boom generation be? >> i think it is safe to say baby boom is responsible for modern america. both in the fact that we had this massive population of people that was born that reinforced america, created new times. you know, diaper sales went through the roof. you had t...

Baby boomers being reluctant to give up, whether its positions of politics or business or culture, is that something that is a flash point right now? or does that data not back that up? >> obviously theres no collective vote among baby boomers, lets stick around, right, but we have a lot of baby boomers. im still working, and i just dont want to have this job, and theres more of that happening. part of the tension is not just the bottom up. theres tension from top down, meaning aid-wise, top dow...

Intersectional identity. what did i just read? >> i have no idea what you just said. >> we need to let our viewers pause to google 90% of those words. whatever ever happened? never play scrabble with that guy. i dont know five of those words. anyone who tells you math a white guy thing has never seen my report cards. i wasnt crushing the field in math all of this like labeling and terming and gendering obviously we respect these people their right to exist. my neighbor is a latino gay man. do yo...

The chatbot got a C+ on the exam, which did get it through the test, but kept it at the bottom of the class.

>> ashley: why is it always math? this is the second or third time this has come up. in california last year they were saying that math has become racist. why math? why numbers? >> this is the thing. maybe its easy to get over on the math people. i dont have an answer here. i really dont. >> ashley: im not a math girl. >> low exception. math is unfair to these people calling them dumb. thats what you are doing. you cant expect them to keep up with the rest of us in a cisheteropatriarchy non-gend...

Disinformation. the clock has actually never reached midnight but if it does, the bulletins president and ceo says it will mean theres been some event led to total aannihilation. i want you to bring back in jonah goldberg, ashley allison, and tia, mitchell. >> i dont want to be the bumper here. >> doomsday clock. >> i think the doomsday clock has been hot garbage for decade, its a publicity student. i live and think tank world the presence i know a lot of people think tank be world, the bulletin...

>> the new book is "the after math, the last days of the baby boom and the future of power in america," phillip bump, congratulations. thanks for being here. mara gay, thank you as always. mika. its one minute past the top of the second hour of "morning joe." our top story this morning, the u.s. and germany will send dozens of tangs to ukraine to aid in its defense against russia. this after months of negotiations over who should send the tanks. nbc news chief white house correspondent kristen...

So much of his life ahead of him, how does something luke a driving infraction turn into three minutes of a beating. and we dont know. it is not sure that the video will leave us with any satisfying answers about this, but there is so much about it right now, nicolle, that we dont know. >> antonia, what are the questions that you have as we enter this really vital period? i think it is about 24 -- im not great at math, 27 hours from now that that tape will come out. what are you -- what informat...

Or is the environment going to be different? >> its interesting, because so much has changed. man, i think the mechanics of it seem pretty similar, right? which is if trump can hold on to 25%, 35%, 45% of the electorate, it makes the math difficult, especially as we discussed last time, the multiplicity of candidates out there contesting against him, all vying for some kind of nontrump share of the vote. that makes it tricky. i also think it creates incentives to go early. like we were talking a...