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place. someone says white supremacy is a whole hoax. >> a brand-new answer to that question. >> waging war on white supremacists, can someone tell us what awaits pharmacist is? >> tonight new reporting on the text messages at the center of iclusig him to fire tucker. >> the idea that this could become public was very frightening for the company. >> then, another twist in the trump trial. >> where are you here instead of new york where you have a civil case? >> why trump's attorneys say they will present no defense. plus, how should america news media appropriately cover a twice impea...

first place. someone who says white supremacy is a hoax. >> a brand-new answer to that question. >> waging war on white supremacists, can someone tell us what a white supremacist is? >> tonight new reporting on the text messages at the center of the move to fire tucker. >> the idea that this could become public was very frightening for the company. >> then, another twist in the trump trial. >> where are you here instead of new york where you have a civil case? >> why trump's attorneys say they will present no defense. plus, how should america news media appropriately cover a twice im...

In Zadie Smith's newest novel, 'The Fraud,' a historical case of disputed identity reflects and refracts questions of social class.

Really matter. he's been pushing the stuff for a long time. the difference is that now the republican party as a whole is explicitly embracing it in a way they did not five or ten years ago. >> i think there is a bit of class bias staying where there is a believe that people that are in the establishment, half power, and wealth, they are making up these kinds of views or they're doing it for popular consumption. they don't actually have them. to your point, it doesn't matter but there's no evidence of that. >> yeah, there's this idea that if you are wealthy and educated and you too sophisticat...

In Racial Debacle At Smith College, A Warning To The 'Woke' March 07 | 2021 Had I not once spent a semester living adjacent to the Smith College campus years ago, I'd probably never have read Michael Powell's extraordinary New York Times account of a tragicomic racial debacle there. Ho-hum. Isn't this what they do at these fancy private colleges anymore: turn themselves inside-out in furious arguments about race and sexuality? Me, I was teaching at a nearby state university. Our home in the woods had burned down and a colleague on sabbatical generously offered his Northamp...