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this is the end of our time on tv today. this conversation with margaret how it is going to continue. and soon you are going to be able to access the extended conversation, exclusively on nbc s streaming network, peacock. stay tuned to our show s twitter account for the details. we are going to let you know as soon as the extended conversation, which i m about to have with marker that wood is available. just watch my twitter handle at ali velshi, and that velshi msnbc on twitter, for the details. until, then i m thrilled to announce the next featured book and the author for the velshi banned book club, white fragility by robbyn deangelo. pick up a new copy or re-read your own. send his comments, questions, and reactions to my story at velshi.com. one more exciting programming note. next weekend is the launch of msnbc s newest program simone, hosted by the one and only simone sanders. watch simone on saturday and sunday s 4 pm eastern, beginning next weekend right here on msnbc. that do
tomorrow, no. at no point in the 40-year history that we that frontline have been investigating could there have been a straight, simple switch. we re going to give out fossil fuel tomorrow. it doesn t work like that, it didn t work like that 80s and it still doesn t work like that today. i think it s very clear, from both a specific, geopolitical point of view talking about russia today, but also the planetary existential point of view when we talk about climate change or the next 20, 30 years. the whole planet needs to wean itself off fossil fuels and needs to be a short term, medium long term plan to do it. can it happen tomorrow? sadly, no. dan, thank you for great work. dan edge is an award-winning filmmaker and producer for the new pbs three part series documentary, the power big oil. don t know, there s plenty more you need to know the sunday morning. coming up, next the latest on speaker nancy pelosi s surprise meeting to kyiv and meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy. plus the la
hughes. coming to the sunday show. so you will definitely want to stick around for that. 10 am eastern. i love my friend. good to see you. we will be watching. jonathan kaye part, stay tuned for more right after velshi. the sunday show starts at 10 am eastern right here on msnbc. right after the break, i am joined by the prolific margaret atwood, author of the handmaid s tale. he did not need to look forward there than the number of times that this book has been adopted, to understand it s societal evidence residents. a ballet, an opera, a film, and the claims television series on hulu. ision series o hulu then they blame terrorists, and suspended the constitution. we didn t wake up either. now, i am awake. now, i am awake. we believe there s an innovator in all of us.
objections that school boards and parents usually have for so many of these banned books. the thing is, the handmade still is deeply unsettling. it is deeply uncomfortable to reads. but that is the point. one of our banned book club members agrees. quote, the book that inspired the most thought and discourse are the ones that make us the most uneasy. they should be heralded, never bands. there is necessary to humanities growth in evolution as the air we breathe. and quote. necessary to humanities growth and evolution. it is worth noting that this particular member found the book to quote, painful and horrifying to me personally. and quote. to even get all the way through its. and yet she still recognizes its value. your decision not to read a book is a very different than the book being banned. after the break, i m joined by the author the handmaids tale. margaret atwood. this is velshi. et atwood. this is velshi