Debunking Trump’s lies: Obama’s fave historian Yuval Harari busts MAGA playbook in Ari Melber intv

[@msnbc]

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[@Swimdeep]

Well done! Enjoyed this hour very much.

[@sancal7309]

🌟Even the most brilliant people forget the essence of existence, the nature of life itself: EQUILIBRIUM, HARMONY, THE BALANCE. Disharmony is the truth of harmony and balance, because unbalence based on and results of balance. 😉

[@blackpoppymagazine]

😢​@@Swimdeep

[@justrosy5]

Oh, sure, the cell phone joke is Vance's private business... And so is it when I'm on my period or if I've had a medical procedure etc etc etc. Also, I don't hear about any couches fearing for their lives because of a joke that no one knows if it's true or not. Come on now. Stop coddling White Supremacists.

[@shawkisdump6391]

The secret of the colonizers is their ability to convince their targets to prioritize their words higher than their actions.When they are successful at this, their targets become dysfunctional in the management of their own daily lives

[@Jane_Doe_Deer]

One reason this is such a fascinating interview is that Mr Melber actually read the book. Two very smart people having one of the best exchanges of ideas I have seen in years on mainstream news.

[@msrose20101]

I had this very thought.

[@vincentriley3698]

Me too , well said Maia .

[@mikaelcronholm]

Exactly what I was thinking too.

[@gregstack7772]

Two, smart people? Who is more intelligent here? Considering one man is an American traitor and the othere clearly hates America, and they both convince you America is bad. Genius

[@tinamorelli2384]

We need more interviews that are this length. The short interview spots have no depth. Ari did a great interview with his fascinating guest.

[@NJ-sd9zb]

This is by far the most interesting discussion I’ve seen on MSM in a very long time. More like this please.

[@AC-ed1jz]

It's propaganda. You should research more on who this guy is first before taking anything he says to heart

[@martinleuchs5403]

As well we can see here we have an example of Harari‘s point: don’t look at the real statements, but rather look at his background and to which side it gives advantages.

[@IFYOUWANTITGOGETIT]

@@AC-ed1jz this isnt propaganda. It's a conversation about how humans are influenced by propaganda. You cant call a conversation propaganda when the very goal of the conversation is about avoiding propaganda. Listen to the conversation again. If you think this is propaganda Id be curious what kind of intellectual content you consume that you dont consider propaganda because it appears to me that you are simply trying to avoid extracting anything useful out of this convo and are set on lumping it in with all the typical noise that is on TV.

[@AC-ed1jz]

@@IFYOUWANTITGOGETIT if you truly study sophisticated propaganda and the people that engage in it then you would know that this talk and the network itself is on air for one purpose only.

[@paneko1]

@@martinleuchs5403 We know who professor Harari is and we have our famous quotes from his books. This is not a propaganda, Harari, actually, represents the exact opposite of it.

[@Sharsung]

Yuval gave a thought provoking take on our unfolding situations. One of the most interesting guests you’ve had. Please bring him back again.

[@jeanbeans7926]

Yes, excellent!

[@americanpatriot6484]

I thought he was a comedian.

[@antondovydaitis2261]

​@@americanpatriot6484Only because you are opposed to thinking.

[@ashenwalker4622]

Sheep

[@cherryandrews2748]

Billionaires who own print and news media that have right-wing ideation influence news reporters to focus on the stupidest questions in politics.

[@frankazi1970]

This is one of the most interesting and TRUTHFUL (at least in intention 😁) I have heard in a long time. I wish most humanity was as intelligent ❤

[@ThunderClapish]

This is great, msnbc. I wish we had more conversations like this on this news in the US. We need it, we're thirsty for it.

[@utubes720]

Sadly, the ones we want this to reach, don’t have the capacity to pay attention to the content or understand the complexity of the context. At most, they live on TikTok length content.

[@t0n0k0]

​@@utubes720 a few months ago I would have agreed with you, but after the Kenyan months long protests led by tiktokers and GenZs for better governance and neoliberal policies. I can't say I hold the same view. Information is out there, how a society chooses to use it (without government interference) speaks to what they place value in; at that moment, but other factors make a difference too.

[@gjmiller138]

It was excellent, loved every minute of it.

[@dianeatpeace337]

Seek out public radio and television -- NPR and and PBS have conversations like this every day.

[@utubes720]

@@dianeatpeace337 And that’s why the Republicans have called it “biased radical left wing propaganda”. The Republicans have also been trying to eliminate funding for PBS and NPR for many years.

[@markherbert8285]

Thank you so much, Ari Melber, and thank you so much, MSNBC. This is the best interview, the most educational interview, I have ever heard. And I am 69 years old, from the days of Walter Cronkite. And yes, vote Harris/Walz, and we need more Democrats in the Senate and the House, as well.

[@ashenwalker4622]

Bot...

[@antondovydaitis2261]

​@@ashenwalker4622Why are you afraid to listen and think?

[@gwuengr2]

She cheated but was still defeated

[@robertahoffmann8820]

@@gwuengr2 what???

[@Michael-nt1me]

@@ashenwalker4622 Wiser Knowledge Engineerings (TM)

[@luth3713]

Thanks to MSNBC for giving this great dialogue the length it deserves!

[@Truthwinz]

There’s so much information out there when people buy into information they feel they’re right and will argue with the facts that they know whether it’s actually factual. People need to be ‘right’ thusly cannot listen to something that is contrary to their ‘knowledge’.

[@edbrophy4602]

I'm a 100% Caucasian Haitian. If I don't like Americans am I a racist?

[@StopProgressieTraitors-d8h]

Puppets love having their strings pulled.

[@voelkela]

@@StopProgressieTraitors-d8hSounds like self-enslavement …

[@DavidWalter-gz8ue]

Only because Yual adds sugar to to a complex discipline. If people won't even listen black historians or any other historians from marginalised communities, the only reason the media listen Yual is because he looks like them, if he said that, fade to black.

[@susanflaherty1248]

I’m old enough to remember when we sarcastically said “well, it must be true, it was in the newspaper. “ But the power of the digital age of misinformation is exponential.

[@DaleRV]

That's why we need to be humble and acknowledge we may not have the total picture. Everyone has such strong, entrenched opinions and believes they are right. It's foolish.

[@teothegreat3587]

msnbc Is the worst one! Biden lying about the laptop . Russia collusion.. you have to watch other countries news .. and make your conclusion. USA is now like Russia.. and a Democrat is the worst one to use Miss information

[@greghill7759]

The internet was originally promoted on the basis of an uncensored exchange of views and information, in the naive belief that any liars or conspiracy theorists would be marginalised and wither by natural selection..... They have become all but the leading lights.

[@louiselloyd1523]

many years ago I remember seeing a film (National Film Board of Canada) that was called "Making The News". It was about News Media people traveling to Central America to get stories to feature on the nightly news cast. While in Central America they encountered a number of small, insignificant events/stories none of which would merit putting on the News. So they cobbled together several of these smaller stories making them into a larger story that woud get people's attention. And that story was what went on the National News that night. THAT'S when I realized that I could not believe everything I saw on TV because some of it was manufactured. These days, with the internet it is even MORE IMPORTANT to employ critical thinking and skepticism when confronting all the 'information' being presented as 'truth' when most of it is NOT TRUTH. Now, if you want the truth or something closer to the truth you are better to find someone you know and trust who lives wherever the event has happened and get their take on it. But remember even that will have bias.

[@endertheawkwardemoji280]

there were laws, that held if the press knowingly lies to public they would face consequences , Im not sure if these have been just weakened or tossed. With the illogical decisions being made by the courts I would not be shocked to find they have neutralized the rule

[@jackintheworld6639]

A bright reminder that Ari melber is deeply read and insightful... Harari always brilliant. The contrast to maga stupidity head spinning.

[@binaryfairy4197]

Maga definitely won't be remembered for their intellectual acumen.

[@edbrophy4602]

I'm a 100% Caucasian Haitian. If I don't like Americans am I a racist?

[@schuylerkrizay6192]

@@alee1700 yeah completely agree, great point

[@scythermantis]

Yeah Harari is not a great guy and a lot of the things he's been involved with recently is deeply disturbing, I am surprised to see so many commentators lauding him, especially when he seems to be pretty obviously a Zionist and an actual genocide is going on.

[@debrakron9049]

@@alee1700and the left hasn’t allowed the extremists to run the party like the right has.

[@mikenallen1]

The most erudite conversation on MSNBC I've ever heard. Thank you.

[@rosemadder5547]

It's the most erudite convo I've (personally) heard at all, outside of a college classroom. I could listen to them all day.

[@susanfritzel4055]

Yes I thought MSNBC had given up on erudite coverage

First off, erudite and msnbc are mutually exclusive. 2nd, folks like Harari and M Gladwell are notoriously ill-informed and write drivel merely disguised in compelling prose. This is the antithesis of erudite.

[@CarolynViczko]

This interview was outstanding. Wow. I’m drowning! I didn’t realize how much I craved to hear an explanation of where truth lies.

[@teamginger9134]

I agree. The truth here, lies.

[@DaleRV]

This explains why EVERYBODY lies we see on the news. All the newscasters, all the politicians etc. Trump lies, Kamala lies, the news anchors lie. Ari did a beautiful job.

[@laurencebledsoe]

"Truth lies", how oxymoronic, lol.

[@julianzukmann2110]

@@laurencebledsoe Could be the Avatar of the Leftoid.

[@laurencebledsoe]

@@julianzukmann2110 Could possibly be. While "truth lies", there could be a matter of interpretation or intention.

[@p382742937423y4]

I just read his "childrens version of sapiens, to my 7 year old son. It blew our minds. His writing is funny, really adepted to the thoughts of children. This man is a jewel for humanity.

[@nacarreira777]

I didn't know there was a children's version....that's awesome. Does it have a different name?

[@marylindros6005]

He got my attention with this statement “truth tends to be complicated and uncomfortable “. Very thought provoking conversation. I hope he is a returning guest.

[@jeanbeans7926]

And painful

[@lornfant]

His books. His books are astonishing. We will never be able to get the breadth and depth of his intellect with interviews. ALthough, I do hope for more and ravenously devour every interview he gives.

​@@lornfantI see you're a fan. First I've heard of him. Refreshing.

[@naomidoner9803]

Truth is a perspective not a fact

[@dianeatpeace337]

I recommend EVERYONE seek out his book "21 Lessons for the 21st Century." It is a great read (on paper or audio) and has affected the way I approach thinking about almost any important topic in my life.

[@georgepaz9834]

I’m always drawn into discussions with Yuval Harari…very thought provoking and engaging. Please have him return soon for more great conversation!

[@AC-ed1jz]

The consult to the devil, sure.

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

​Says the fake Christian 😂​@@AC-ed1jz

[@nimmha6708]

@@AC-ed1jz 🤣 the what? You aren't scaring anyone with your made up monsters anymore.

[@machedwatdevanBonDieu276]

That yuval is an sgent of satan

[@archiemelkonian]

Harare hates humanity and he is a maniac

[@robertmannel4446]

I just love this interview. Fantastic job by Ari! Mr. Harari is brilliant and thoughtful.

[@TheLeftisAntiLiberal]

A fantastic job by Ari would have also included the other strongman, along with their deceptions and misinformation deployed for the purpose of gaining power. The Hunter Biden laptop is a stunning example. But of course Ari can't do that; he works for a bias network. So a piece that highlights just one candidate and ignores the lies and misinformation of the other is by HIS very definition Propaganda. How is that doing " a fantastic job" ? A Fantastic use of Propaganda? This is laughable!

[@DaleRV]

Lovef it. I didn't like the TRUMP bashing, unnecessary and not accurate, but Ari was brilliant.

[@erikaclose5998]

U a joker. He is a dangerous n horrible person.

[@timothyperrigoue3997]

Brilliant. I have to read Yuval Harari's books now!

[@pattoneill2402]

What a marvelous conversation. Thank you so much, Ari. And thanks to MSNBC for airing it on youtube.

[@mike1313]

0:00, zsfx3 0:00

[@marcellusaurelius7516]

WEF shill

[@MiPedoteTUMBA]

What a phenomenal discussion and great guest! We need more of this in the news instead of 30 second clips, sound bites, and my side vs your side.

[@binaryfairy4197]

I agree with you. But imo-sadly most of the population only want the clips, sound bites and memes. I look forward to reading the book, I hope you do as well.

[@americanpatriot6484]

It felt contrived and forced, divisive really.

[@peterdeacon4085]

Brilliant and mind expanding discussion - thank you Yuval and Ari.

[@americanpatriot6484]

I feel asleep one minute in.

[@antondovydaitis2261]

​@@americanpatriot6484Only because you are only interested in trolling.

[@ananamu2248]

What a rare indepth conversation ! Im glad to see they can still happen ! 😊😊

[@johnkozij7923]

Ari and Yuval, thank you for a smart conversation.

[@americanpatriot6484]

I feel less smart after watching it.

[@whatthe8802]

Smart cities, smart meters, smart phones, smart lights, smart cars, smart electronics, I would say their plans are coming along well. Tracked, traced, tagged. Havari did say "Freewill is over"

[@amandareiche9083]

@@whatthe8802This is attributable to response of the individual to information sans verification input and application.

[@mkwy8782]

@@americanpatriot6484 You probably are...people with character would have learned something.

[@strombouts]

​@americanpatriot6484 you were clearly never smart, let alone intelligent.

[@beany530]

Thanks Ari! So interesting! 🇨🇦

[@nanking6913]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@Hollysuzette33]

Spectacular interview... Thank you!

[@maarten7]

I love listening to Yuval Noah Harari. What a treat! 💠

[@JoshuaDarius-bm7nc]

The context and references don't seem weird and random to you? Out of interest, are you on medication or friends with people in authority who act above the law??

[@lavanshawn3924]

Don’t worry you’re about to get a lot more of very soon! Very soon he shall lead the world into peace just as the Bible states! Many will love the Antichrist!

[@lorriecartier9903]

This has been enlightening. Thank you for having Yuval on. Thought provoking.

[@annaliesgardet3039]

Such an interesting conversation between Ari Melber, very good journalist and Yuval Noah Harari, very good historian ... a real jewel in the news jungle ! Congratualtions to the two of them !

[@rhondacase7194]

A fascinating and important exchange. Thank you!

[@katherinecrossman8521]

Ari , this gentleman historian , is like listening to my mom and dad . And many of my aunts and uncles . Friends of my parents . And teachers I had back in the 1960s. I miss them all . And I look forward to reading this gentlemans book .

[@americanpatriot6484]

It was like a comedy act.

[@antondovydaitis2261]

Just purchased the hardcover, should be here by this weekend.

[@patriciadassier6792]

« gentleman’s »

[@mr-boo]

@americanpatriot6484 you’re talking slabout Trump’s takes in the debate I presume? Not about Yuval Harari… that gentleman is more educated than you and I will be together.

[@mr-boo]

Typing on phones sucks btw

[@T23LC]

Hat's off to Melber, one of the best and most intelligent interviews I've seen in.... thinking about it... yup, my whole life. This is journalism, this is interviewing, I want more of this. 30 straight minutes of real talk. Thank you!

[@DaleRV]

I agree. Most illuminating

[@moumou3811]

I concur with Yuval Harari that the algorithms employed by large corporations should be accountable and bear responsibility. The paramount truth ought to consider the well-being of humanity in all aspects. This is my approach to simplicity.

[@Realityreallysucks]

Agreed. Anybody who holds a position to influence the masses should absolutely be held to a higher standard and expected to be truthful in everything that they do. Media should be expected to tell the truth. The Republican party doesn't even have to have policies anymore, they run late and lies and mainstream media helped to create their false reality by pushing the lies. They should be held responsible but when the only punishment is money, there is no responsibility to the rich to do the right thing. Fox pushed the 2020 stolen election lies that led to an insurrection on our state capitol, they were fined $750 million dollars and they're still pushing lies.

[@shinmirae2010]

I love this interview. I am at awe with Prof Harari.

[@Chasm9]

Check out interviews with Jacque Fresco if you're interested to see more about similar topics + to learn about possible solutions.

[@DaleRV]

I hope people apply what he said. It starts with all of us looking in the mirror and admitting we aren't as objective and unbiased as we believe. We can be wrong. Truth IS complex. I didn't like the TRUMP bashing either, Trump doesn't lie anymore than everyone else . Kamala lies, MSNBC lies often.

[@luth3713]

Wow is this guy smart. He speaks critical insights that others don't. Thanks for having him on, very pleased.

[@robertw1871]

For sure, I was immediately impressed, that’s not easy these days… The world needs more critical thinkers to sort out problems, there’s so much noise in the mix.

[@wesstubbs3472]

His book is good, too. Read it.

[@rayconstantine6761]

I’ve listened to him before. My guess is that he has an IQ of at least 160.

[@MarisB-b8z]

yes he is please read his books

[@dianeatpeace337]

I think his book "21 Lessons for the 21st Century" is a terrific introduction to his work. I've given it as a gift to a number of young adults who, once they read it, described its lasting impact on their lives.

[@MC-ub4xj]

Absolutely brilliant interview between two fabulous people. Thank you Ari for such a thoughtful interview, and blessings to you Yuval on your contributions to the worldwide discussion. Bravo!!!

[@esiantwiwaa8575]

I love Mr. Harari and his scholarship. I'm going to run to the bookstore for Nexus! Thank you for introducing me to it with this scintillating conversation. Ari, you are wonderful! Thank you, gentlemen. 💯❤️🙏🏽

[@stevenandrews7180]

This is one of the best interviews I have seen in decades❗️👍 Thanks❗️

[@zigoat]

Thank you Mr. Melber. Excellent guest.

[@lonhodowal8779]

Thank you gentlemen

[@geraldcooper284]

This is probably my third time watching this. Great conversation. Incredibly thoughtful.

[@itsthewayyouwalkthroughfire]

Wow. A thousand thanks. ❤

[@Perserra]

Yuval is always brilliant. I've listened to his appearances on a number of podcasts and KZbin videos, extremely intelligent and thoughtful.

[@TheWeezieW]

WOW! BRILLIANT conversation! Learned so much and getting Harari's book! Thanks, Ari!! Please have Harari back again!

[@Buzz-Bee-Bunch]

Wow…great interview. Love this author - so cogent and clear…need to rely on these people for “the truth”, not slimy politicians or self-interested billionaires…

[@Mister_Listener]

This is filled with intellect, almost every minute. Very enjoyable, and informative.

[@trishabloomer9987]

This Man is Brilliant…. THank you

[@DianeFolden]

My thought exactly. It's nice to hear to hear an intelligent person speak.

[@ashenwalker4622]

You people are crazy

[@JulieeEliz]

@@ashenwalker4622 Shoo!!! 🧹

[@gloonnug4797]

Weird how Ukraine was GOING OFF when Obama was president and when Joey was the leader that conflict started right back up.. but we democrats support war in 2024 💩

[@comeseekt]

Love this convo…thank you Ari

[@intelligentcomputing]

The truth isn't always complicated; sometimes, it's just subtle.

[@dannydetonator]

If the said truth is subtle, it's also more complicated than a strightforward, simple statement. Subtleties add complexity and usually a need for context, so it is nearly a sinonyme for complication in itself. To illustrate, the definition of "subtle" is more subtle and harder to grasp in itself than "truth", "lies" or "simple".

[@sharkny1580]

This guy is speaking all facts. Undisputeable facts! The truth is like rain, because it doesn't care who it falls on!!!!

[@americanpatriot6484]

It didn't feel genuine.

[@gwuengr2]

She be che@tin but he still defe@tin

[@philmabarak5421]

@@americanpatriot6484 It doesn't feel genuine when it falls on corrupted ears.

[@jayscott921]

This is an educated theory... It's his opinion...

[@whatthe8802]

@@americanpatriot6484 WEF mouth piece. They don't know who he is, coming from the guy who says we can be gods. The pictures of Jesus breaks the commandment of no graven image.

[@justrosy5]

Wow. This man just explained the delusional narcissism in my family.

[@JonathonShell77]

😂

[@letsRegulateSociopaths]

Thing is.... You are now primed to sort and reject the incessant manipulations coming at us constantly...

​@@letsRegulateSociopathsoh geez who are you referring to?

[@jessicajae7777]

Probably a good 50 %

[@chelseacraft4669]

I didn’t hear him speak about the failure to develop amygdala. Antisocial disorder is biological. It’s not hereditary… it’s rooted in children brain development & stressing out kids during amygdala development that shuts down the synapses from forming due to emotional trauma. Americans especially, treat kids like mini adults from birth. Their brains are failing to develop the amygdala… leaving only the base brain (reptile brain) emotions of survival. In a survival mode, the self is all that is important & only the mother/child bond has any value but only on the short term. Everything becomes about the self, deceiving others to serve the individual, & even entertainment becomes all about gaming the system & dominating others. Public schools no longer enforcing discipline & failing to socialize kids is the largest contributor to antisocial disorder becoming a pandemic. Civilized behavior has broken down because more & more people are missing a functioning amygdala. This critical organ of the brain will literally shut down in kids who experience emotional stress without periods of recovery & healing. It’s a result of constantly bombarding kids with negative emotions & never resolving the emotional crisis the child is being forced to hide in order to be accepted. We are literally cultivating psychopathy by refusing to accept that children are emotionally fragile & require careful nurturing. Parents don’t socialize their kids anymore. They expect strangers at school will do that for them. The focus is only on money. Parents think money purchases their way out of raising their kids. In the past real life actually stressed kids out, especially males. War, poverty & lack of medicine/healthcare were the worst culprits of childhood stress. Now it’s other kids bullying & tormenting while being inundated with violent content in media, etc. Its insidious. Our amygdalae are simply no longer being developed in greater rates than ever before. We have emotionally dysfunctional people preaching to us that feeling nothing for others is a new evolutionary advancement & even a spiritual movement.,. The latter being absolutely ludicrous. But this is the increasing push of a majority that are missing their amygdala. They even suppress this information about the amygdala & child brain development as a way to keep normalizing apathy & narcissism & advancing antisocial disorder as a new advanced way of thinking. Scapegoating in families, as you are describing, has become increasingly common. The person in the family who has a normal emotional range becomes the scapegoat. Antisocial members of the family lean on each other to normalize their amoral behaviors & ideologies. But the root cause is the missing amygdala that failed to develop in childhood. Without a functioning amygdala the narcissists have no ability to communicate with reason or rational concepts. They will talk circles around a person with feelings & convince themselves & others that a person who has emotional normalcy is inferior. To the narcissists, their lack of feelings is not only normal but superior. The FACT that they lack a critical organ in the brain never comes up. That’s why you have been kept from this information. Look up the work of Dr Adrian Rayne using MRI scans to see the missing amygdala… then look up the biological facts of how the amygdala develops during childhood. It’s the big secret of our times. I too am a scapegoat. I could not heal until I answered WHY. This research freed me. I hope it helps someone else as well.

[@childofdestiny2811]

This conversation was so stimulating! Thank you so much for sharing him with your viewers!

[@Chasm9]

Check out interviews with Jacque Fresco if you're interested to see more about similar topics + to learn about possible solutions.

[@AmourEtLiberte888]

Thank you to Yuval Harari !

[@jvspek]

Fascinating interview!

[@EricPerson]

Excellent conversation - Ari we need a nation of people that are energized by discussions like this rather than what we see on the daily sound bites.

[@notesfromleisa-land]

If people were willing to read books,ideas and enter into discussion they would be energized.

[@messrsandersonco5985]

Older people are more likely to accurately READ, and less likely to use tik tok. Unfortunately, we'll die off and you'll be left with the tik tok generation - the something for nothing generation whose ambition is to get rich quick. And while the historian says media misinformation isn't unique to America, it's RIFE in America for a reason: the average Brit reads, on average, 11-18 books per year. By contrast, the average American reads less than one. This should be worrying in a country where the average person has access to guns! This means, the average gun owner hasn't even read a book about guns! This begs the question: Where are Americans getting info.? The gutter media and any source which supports their bigoted ideas.

[@DaleRV]

Exactly. Everyone needs to hear this. We all believe we have the truth, and that it is the othet guy who is wrong. America needs to be more united, less opinionated. No one actually possesses the truth. They ALL lie.

[@julielewandowski6354]

This was a great talk. Please have more like this. It was thought provoking , refreshing , not a regurgitation of the past 24hrs

[@daverees6681]

It's such fun to stretch head a different way & Not just Bloat it with the news of the day. THINKING is part beyond KNOWING, which is important too..... cheers

[@MigelDelgado]

This was by far the best intellectual conversation that I have seen online. Congrats. from a heathen.

[@overthinkingintrovert396]

You think Yuval is an intellectual? What's your IQ?

[@jelicakutija3914]

​@@overthinkingintrovert396 Psychisch Kranker🤮

[@jelicakutija3914]

👎

[@SisLioness]

@@jelicakutija3914 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@alfredk471]

@@overthinkingintrovert396 Certainly substantially higher than yours. I bet yours is low enough to be a MAGA.

[@anapaulaleandro9589]

Yuval’s intellect never ceases to amaze me. I am mesmerized by his knowledge. I love to listen to him…

[@bevs9995]

you should listen to his lectures about human free will. Youll probably end up with nightmares. No surprise to me that this is "the favorite historian"

[@felicitatislibertatisque]

@@bevs9995Truth doesn't cause nightmares. Lies are.

[@shekharpatel]

Unforgettable interview. Amazing dialogue between two brilliant educators. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@alanzimmerman1674]

I didn't expect to watch this all the way to the end--but I did! Well done! Thought-provoking!

[@rosemadder5547]

I didn't either! I'm definitely getting his books. I could have listened to them for hours.

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

Hello you two, I'm enjoying this immensely at the 49 minute mark. 😊

[@RobSmalley-m8k]

I hate being lied to,...so Trump offends me on the highest level, since 1985,...i was 9yrs old when i knew Trump was pure BS.

[@sheilahayden816]

I was older but disliked him instantly after reading about him in People around 1987 (in it, he lied about Ivana being an alternate on the Czech Olympic ski team). Almost 40 years and nothing has changed. He's still lying, and I still can't stand him.

[@eyitayojuliusajayi8315]

Very good and fair engagements. I pray America understands that its democracy, acclaimed worldwide as the best, is in a fragile state.

[@UnscriptedOpinion-hs6my]

Am fascinated by the level of this discussion. You don't find such conversations in major news networks around the world, only in niche spaces. Thank you for this!

[@dewhitebannister189]

This is one of the best interviews I've watched in a long while. Much information shared.

[@Mal8sdrty1234vdf]

My favorite lawyer talks with my favorite author. Please have Yuval on many many more times in the future, even if he has nothing to promote. ❤

[@gad7336]

I am an israeli who opposes war. Yuval is our voice. The world must regulate social media, like tv and radio are regulated.

[@michaelstevens6002]

Ari, this is deep and complicated, but so very interesting. My hope is that we will see you diving into more such fascinating subjects after the election. Conversation between a couple of intellectuals is rare today.

[@knbsd3876]

Yes! I would love to see more interviews like this, rather than the circus act we’re subjected to on the daily!

[@ileniepowell]

I agree @Michael...

[@yienr]

Wow, just wow. Best interview I've seen on KZbin - intellectual, insightful, and still totally accessible. Kudos to MSNBC and Ari Melber for bringing this to us.

[@erinbrooks4149]

Really glad I saw this interview. Yuval Harari is very captivating in his way of thinking. I can understand why Obama really likes him. I think you asked very thoughtful and provoking questions Ari.

[@americanpatriot6484]

baracks brother is on the trump train. all aboard!!!

[@vincentriley3698]

Yes was a brilliant conversation.

[@whatthe8802]

They both are part of the plan. It's called conditioning.

[@ClarityDetermination]

I understand your comment but just to be clear, Obama said he liked his particular book. He did not say he liked him.

[@chrisl418]

Ari, you are brilliant. I would like to hear from your guest a bit more, fewer interruptions...I'd listen to an even longer interview, with more of your questions, more guests answers. Love your interviews!! Intriguing.

[@vanettevanhuyssteen5548]

Yes, I agree with you regarding interruptions and not allowing the guest to complete his responses.

[@joeyappley202]

So much love for Yuval. An excellent mind applied to important, contemporary and hitorical issues.

[@ileniepowell]

Well said! Thank you!❤

[@delaneyondreams]

Ari, Thank you, for having READ "Nexus" first!!! I am an author and after years of tv and radio interviews, my interviewer has The rare times my interviewer has had the time and the interest to have read my books first, the viewers were given such superior results! And NOW this is so very important!! Thank you.

[@vincentedgeworks]

Very happy to see a thoughtful and in depth interview about ideas!

[@ccaugh]

Really interesting - thank you. Just one gentle criticism: please don’t interrupt! I was very interested in Harari’s comments about modern leaders lacking time/space to ‘go deep,’ for example, and he was stopped short. But other than that - brilliant!

[@Wally684]

Right. I was very frustrated.

[@vanettevanhuyssteen5548]

Agree wholeheartedly.

[@Abovetherest1969]

Very insightful.

[@richardmiller2754]

Best piece of information I have gotten....."Observe Your Breath" I am 74yrs.old.Thanks for asking the question Ari. Yuval... thanks for your answer,it has saved my life many times in the last few years!

[@americanpatriot6484]

I always feel less smart after watching ari.

[@jadedjaden3790]

@@americanpatriot6484 you were a dunce before watching him

[@ChelseaE-uz6kj]

Well said and Deeply felt..Don't expect the Others to understand..✌🏽🕊️🗳️💙Vote ..

[@histarchus]

@@jadedjaden3790 my ... we're angry today

[@NicholasPellow]

@@jadedjaden3790 Ha! Accurate.

[@themightywallet]

Wow I have not relished in an intellectual interview on "TV" since when I lived in France ... Thank you Ari !

[@ogwoo6684]

FDJT & maga !!! VOTING BLUE ALL THE WAY 2024…PERIOD !!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@peterfedun-sk3jt]

Ari, this is fantastic! Thank you!

[@taxesdeathandtrouble.1886]

Good stuff, thanks Ari.

[@sateeshmaharaj9730]

Harari said that for the people in Israel and Gaza who “have suffered tremendously … your mind is so full of your own pain that any attempt to even draw your attention to the pain of somebody else feels like a betrayal”. So, he said, “in a moment like this, we entrust the possibility of peace to outsiders”.

[@Momfia51]

Such simple words but powerful truth.

[@LordGrokken]

Something I've said for years, until they have peace for generations, the middle east cannot have peace. It's a vicious circle that today's violence just fuels the violence of the future.

[@DebraBashawPelsma-bg7rt]

Wow that is so tragic

[@ninemoonplanet]

Entrust the fate of others to outside forces may be possibly the worst idea. The Palestinians are NOT stupid people, nor are the Israelis. Certainly there are fanatics within both of them, people who cannot tolerate any religious or ethnic differences. Truth IS complicated, not "yes or no" especially if someone else steps in to judge and make those decisions.

[@captiveexile2670]

Yes, they HEALED THE WOUND OF MY PEOPLE LIGHTY ... Saying "PEACE, PEACE" (when there WAS NO PEACE), Please see JEREMIAH 8:11 + 9:24 "The LORD EXERCISES KINDNESS, JUSTICE& RIGHTEOUSNESS".. (Amen)

[@barbaraheed3509]

I could have listened to the both of you for hours. Im going to order the book as soon as Im done listoning to this also. I found this interview to be refreshing, interesting and easy to understand. Thank you both .

[@Momfia51]

What a captivating conversation and a breath of fresh air. The way Mr. Harari carefully chose his words & the thoughtful conversation between him & Ari. It's just a nice change of pace from today's political landscape. More like this, please.

[@voelkela]

So true.

[@DaleRV]

I agree.

[@youareawesomethankyouforge8803]

I'll never forget a quote from My College Professor, who was quoting someone else, "The essence of Tyranny, is simple answers for complicated issues."

[@peterdeacon4085]

And from my tutor at school - 'For every complex problem there is a simple solution - and it is the wrong one'

[@princephrog]

As one of my Law professors said "Simplicity breeds injustice."

[@MajICReiki]

Is it surprising that The < simple minded > conflate complex solutions with tyranny? 🤔 or is that just the irony of fools...

[@KerryMilanovic]

and there is nothing more simple then trump.

[@jamesfarthing314]

Spoken by a Marxist. Pull your head out.

[@coreyhiggins621]

This is all very challenging and eye opening. I may have to watch this more than once. I will definitely look in to getting the book. Thanks Ari, great show!

[@Armondahad]

Really good food for thought - please give us more of this kind of content!!!

[@leejones3431]

This guest is very inside full. I wish more people would give him a. Chance to explain his into regarding the" truth" in history and politics.

[@Ingrid-j1k]

This conversation is ingenious.

[@davidcoleman757]

One of the best interviews I've watched. Absolutely engaging. I hope the algorithm can see its way to sending me more stuff like this.

[@stevejohnson2621]

Excellent. Wish we had more. Discussions like this on the networks

[@mlr4524]

Really spot on. And horrifying. I'm not sure humans really evolve the way many of us might believe and hope.

[@michaelbeck1042]

This is great !!

[@AnnKim-ok3st]

the bald guy such psycho say trash to trash

[@deborahsafarik368]

One of the best discussions on information and misinformation

[@susanmeanslily]

I think this is one of the most fascinating interviews I’ve ever watched. I’m going to order Harari’s book. Thank you!

[@mkwy8782]

He kind of has a trilogy. "Sapiens" is the first of the series.

[@Rigpasword]

Wow, this kind of conversation is rare - fantastic analysis of why democracy has been crumbling. Congrats to Ari Melber for hosting Harari and sustaining this in depth discussion.

[@artistforfreedom]

Working in the newspaper industry for more than 30 years, we knew the rare but weird people would be hanging around. The local media was a magnet for those individuals. We didn't print that stuff. I mean the stuff that would fuel the madness. Simple stuff sometimes. During the anthrax scare, someone called to say they found white powder in their delivered paper. The police were called and the circulation manager was involved. Both agreed, don't print it. The media did report about the man wrapping his house in plastic to point out how crazy it was. People get strange in big news stories. Across America, we had editors and publishers that controlled the craziness. Now we have one company, one group, in charge of the madness.

[@bonnieblodgett]

And neatly sidesteps the real problem, which is neoliberal globalization. People want to communicate, yes. But what are we communicating about? We are communicating about our increasing sense of financial insecurity and a sense that that insecurity is caused by our having been lied to by the rich and powerful in a myriad of ways. When rich people talk to rich people, as these two are doing, about us, or about anything, I think they're hoping we'll marvel at their cleverness instead of questioning the assumptions underlying their theories.

[@chelseacraft4669]

Only IF you assume both men are 100% honest & correct without objectively listening to their propaganda. 😂

[@chelseacraft4669]

@@bonnieblodgett only IF you weight money as the only important thing in life… Many people weigh people as most important. Conservative values are antisocial while liberal values are much more social.

[@JonathanSward]

I've read two of Harari's books he's an overt globalist. The UN is having a summit this week to propose an expansion of their powers to enforce DEI on this member states, etc.

[@kirkbaur1155]

Easily one of the finest interviews conducted this year worthy of conducting a follow-on long format interview.

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[@DeborahGee]

What an incredibly stimulating and educational conversation Ari! I really appreciate you bringing Harari Yoval on. This is what the world needs right here right now.

[@trishthedish07]

Thank you for responsible journalism. This gives me some hope for more of this in the future! 💙

[@bambiwurscht]

This is amazing. Love these long format deep dive interviews and Yuval is the perfect guest, so brilliant! Ordered his book just now…

[@anthrogurl4484]

Dr. Harari is one of my favorite authors. As an academic myself, I like that his books aren’t overly academic. They’re written very intelligently & w/ an abundance of research but w/o the jargon of academia which turns off most readers. I always strive for this tone in my academic writings, too. What’s the point if academics only write for each other? I’ve ALWAYS felt we should be writing articles & books, especially in the social sciences & humanities, that anyone can read & understand. Trudging through exhaustive tomes & treatises in grad school made me despise the grandiose language & snobbery of most academic writers. Purposefully writing dense, almost incoherent, texts to be picked apart by confused grad students for decades to come while they chuckled demonically at their cleverness. Ugh. Great interview w/ a most interesting author & academic. 🌏✌️

[@thunderousapplause]

maybe Harari would say that was about those people seeking power. And they got it. Their dense tomes, assigned to their students for decades, made them powerful. And made a little more money on the side. Ah the American Dream, eh.

[@conniefoss9382]

Yes!! This is why I left academia...what good is research if no one can read it??

[@donjones5452]

So tired of hearing about Trump every single day, I wanna go back to a time where I didn't have to care about politics. I know it's not preferred for people to think that way, but atleast it was one less thing I had to have existential worries about while trying to survive in this world.