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Schools require this kind of racial training and curriculum. how about bedside manner and carrying about the human race, not separating us by race? you are a medical professional. as any will tell you they are worried about saving any life. the outer wrapping shouldn't be a concern. this is insulting really. >> harris: i just want to say thanks to my team for putting the video up. what you may have seen are just the words on the screen but we have the side-by-side and you know she said it. you have a new fox nation special based on your book, "the wise men who found christmas." such a beautifu...

France not being terribly helpful. so they went on anderson last night. i think this is the sound from them. let's listen. >> i talked to the fbi today and i asked the fbi agent, you know, is there -- do you feel like there's any progress? what's the status? and i don't get anywhere. it just feels like the wind has gone out of the sail as far as what's being done to find my son, you know. the more time that goes by, the more worried we become. >> this is why parents do turn to the media and often it really helps. >> well, it can help in certain aspects, right? john, i think you can probably sp...

Moment, where black women say they don't feel heard, seen, or valued by the medical establishment far too many times. >> what an awful experience. >> i can wholeheartedly relate, i remember in my first pregnancy having a doctor be so callous within his diagnostic to tell me at the end, i was in the, courtroom i was in -- don't worry, you can still terminate and it was such a moment of i could not believe it, just the expectation that maybe she thought as a black woman we should not be treated delicately or not have or need for bedside manner and i never forgot that experience. >> and that was ...

Should not be treated delicately or we did not have the need for bedside manner. i never forgot that experience. >> yes. i was so shaken i cried for days. that was a moment i decided that i had to come back to new york. i had to come back to a doctor who i felt saw my full humanity, who saw the humanity of myself and my child and who was as invested as he could be. we know there are many drivers for the disparities we're seeing in maternal mortality rates for black women, but even when they account for income, education, access to healthcare, this structural and systemic racism and implicit bi...

The moment Simone Purcell Randmaa was born, the delivery room fell silent.