Jimmy Carter Special: StarTalk (Full Episode) | National Geographic

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As Americans are preparing for some programs in paying tribute to the late, great President Jimmy Carter, the National Geographic Channel was able to upload this special episode of Dr Neil Degrasse Tyson's "StarTalk" from almost a decade ago. Thank you, Nat Geo, for having this ep uploaded on your KZbin channel! May you rest in peace, President Carter.

[@poisonresistance2857]

So sad but in my opinion I thought he was already gone but him and bill nye won the medal of freedom

[@monniekay]

Air date: May 25, 2015

[@whynocht5058]

Thank you. They capitalized off jimmy’s death.

[@mr.pradorobledo]

I80. February Second. GA.

[@agresticumbra]

I appreciate the public upload of the episode. I didn’t see it during its initial broadcast.

[@patrickoriley1411]

Truly a national treasure as well as Jimmy Carter...

[@janenewman8939]

Great show. Entertaining informative. Bless the likes of Jimmy Carter and these men for putting it out there and doing something about it.

[@KateHannah-bg1zj]

Ditto. I'm more than happy to have voted for President Carter, and this piece showcases one of the areas in which he was effective at making lives better around the world. Thanks to Dr. Tyson and Nat Geo for bringing this back at the perfect time to appreciate an amazing humanitarian,

[@FenderSidekick]

Thanks for posting. I now re-remember the early days of startalk and the often said "When we come back"...

[@lanatrzczka]

Jimmy is hands down the greatest post-president ever. He pretty much invented that category and remains the sole member. Popularity means nothing.

[@Actress_Monica_Biel]

This episode is such a gem! Dr. Tyson and President Carter dive deep into some really important topics. It's fascinating to see such a unique perspective on pestilence. What were your favorite moments from the discussion?

[@mr.pradorobledo]

; PG.13, Robledo. (G1.3R )

[@DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

Perfect timing. Bless Jimmy in the beyond. He cared. Always. We now know how communities teach each other. This is important. Thank you. I just read that no one has it. And they will be helped. I love that it's not financial by low tech.

[@KawooyaSimonPeter]

Rest in peace President Jommy Carter.

[@surafellemaa]

I like it just like you

[@whitb62]

Jommy seemed like such a sweet human!

[@carolablue5293]

Like Jesus, Carter went sbout doing good . If anyone will rest in peace, it is Jimmy Carter.

[@Dinsdale2020]

Remember when the USA was great and didn’t have criminals for presidents.

[@Fraga1964]

Yep

[@ShirleeKnott]

sure do

[@BoomSlang001]

This interview is a trip. An entirely different "enemy within". We were so naive talking about vaccine and science deniers like they're akin to flat earthers and not an entire political party. Programs to benefit the people and not line the pockets of the rich and destroy environmental protection agencies. Yikes!

[@jorymil]

There's a lot wrong with the US--way too much economic inequality, for starters. There's a lot of great stuff, too--national parks, NASA, science funding, arts funding. But criminal presidents don't do very well at helping it be great.

[@tkaeu]

I love this comment!

[@dorothymartino3221]

Thank you for replaying this episode - very entertaining and informative and appropriate to honor President Carter. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@alro11]

Neil and Chuck look so young here 🎉

[@tammyalbertsen9522]

So interesting & SO inspiring. Thank you, President Carter, Neil & company for this information.

[@TheLOLWHATTTTTTT]

Original air date : May 25, 2015

[@LeahDarlington]

THIS WAS FUNNY AND VERY INFORMATIVE. LOVE IT. YOU GUYS NEED TO DO THIS MORE

[@ShubhamKumar-jn7sg]

Legends ❤

[@Kemosabe4]

Right 🙏

[@mr.pradorobledo]

My Father & I Grandpa - M.Y. February I. i. Second

[@NatGeo]

Such an enlightening conversation between two great minds 🙌

[@kjmav10135]

Jimmy Carter had the pure heart of a servant.

[@WSS_the_OG]

Carter. One of the few people who was wittier than you, Neil. :) That's my memory of him.

[@dominicrosariodominicrosar8255]

Watching 🎉🎉🎉

[@lizsteilkie]

Thank you Neil degrasse Tyson

[@JTroyHollingsworth]

Dude, Chuck! One guy to another, you're looking sharp, brother!

[@magarsantoshmagar3417]

Nice videos

[@michaelcadden1464]

nice cut lord Chuck

[@surafellemaa]

Wow i like it

[@surafellemaa]

❤

[@Ukraineisawesone]

Cool.

[@MaddieLivingston42069]

Even Neil acknowledges there’s only 1 “JC”, nice….

[@prodeskborneo]

[@lihuang5937]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@rucellegarciano4105]

26:35 😂

[@leonardosolismunoz3535]

No, I want the old outro back

[@BuffaloBlack]

I didn't know President Carter studied Nuclear Physics

[@jorymil]

Super-cool, right? I just knew about the peanut farming--the popular story--and Habitat for Humanity. Didn't know that he studied physics/engineering in school. Makes for a good trivia question--which is the last president who could solve the Schrodinger equation?

[@G-Man-half-life]

Jimmy Carter worked on a nuclear ☢️ submarine in the navy so of course he had to study nuclear physics.

[@CatCaretakerID]

I find that so-called comedic interruptions annoying and they derail what the expert is explaining. What President Carter accomplished in his lifetime is mind boggling and so very impressive. The key there is they send things directly into the village that needs the help and education, they don't deliver it to the government. A community caring about the entire of community - something we are lacking in our country right now. What happened to Waging Peace - the republican party and MAGA totally missed that memo?

[@suchoudh]

❤

[@rainmanjr2007]

"He died and the jury wondered why. The verdict was the black fly."

[@UmarFarooq-ze1be]

Please urdu subtitles working

[@ManuTheGreat79]

Just a detail... people who care about koala bears... Koalas are not bears

[@prakharmis]

😊😊😊

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Neil and Chuck for 2028

[@ابوخالدالمريسي-ج2ز]

اين الترجمة للعربي

[@danjam2955]

So, if we eradicate every thing that harms us overpopulated humans on this earth,then what?

[@polarbear444]

That’s a tough one, since we’re the ones who harm ourselves the most, although…Human extinction wouldn’t be a bad idea…we’re hopeless… Peace ✌️ P.S….or maybe that was your point…?

[@danjam2955]

@ Yes 👍

[@jackmedlock5888]

So y’all are gonna drop Dr. Tyson because of allegations (which he was cleared for), not bring him back, and then post an interview with Jimmy Carter after his death because it’s a relevant? Pretty disrespectful if you ask me.

[@joeblaumer2085]

I didn’t drop Tyson. Last time I checked he’s as popular as ever.

[@JoshuaClark-uy1kb]

I see how Dr Tyson has to keep reminding everyone the Chuck nice is a comedian and he is a astrophysics.....to make it clear that everyone knows chuck is not as smart as he is......the truth is chuck nice is just as intelligent of not more intelligent.....he is just is in a different field

[@matthew-jy5jp]

You'll never mean to people what Carl Sagan did. Neil has sold himself out at every turn for popularity. Carl didn't need to do that. Carl stood on his convictions

[@beffjarker208]

Dude, Chuck need to STFU and get off this podcast. He is not funny. I would watch this more often if he was not there.

[@jorymil]

I like his jokes, as well as his layman's approach. Is he better or worse now than he was here (2015)?

[@beffjarker208]

@jorymil I think he tries to make jokes that are just not funny and it interrupts the flow of speech between an actual good conversation and is very distracting. I have no idea whether he is better or worse than any other time. Neil is much more funny than he is in common banter in these podcasts.

[@TerraAreiaEBarro]

He left the government humiliated by Ayatollah Khomeini, who freed the hostages from the American embassy less than a minute after Ronald Reagan's inauguration, in January 1981. But Carter had negotiated their release. He was overshadowed by Reagan, the charming communicator. In 1979, during the spike in inflation, he appointed Paul Volcker to the Federal Reserve (US central bank). Volcker raised interest rates to 15% per year, caused a recession and contributed to the president's defeat. Volcker managed to tame inflation, and Reagan reaped the results in the second year of government, winning re-election in 1984 by a landslide. Carter was a failure in politics and a success in vision.🫵

[@jorymil]

I suspect Carter surrounded himself with some questionable foreign policy advisers--Brzezinski, in particular. The embassy probably should have been evacuated months beforehand. Ultimately, though, the United States sowed the seeds of the crisis back in the 50s by overthrowing the existing government to install the Shah. Carter merely inherited a long-standing problem in the Shah. I often wonder as well about the time scales of change: being locked to a 4-year election cycle doesn't allow enough time for change to take effect. It's not by accident that presidents get more done in the first two years of their presidencies than in the last two years. I'd argue that Carter _was_ a success in politics if you define it as what he accomplished in office. If you define success by reelection, then sure... perhaps he failed.

[@johnyepthomi892]

You do know that was debunked. Please look it up.

[@rucellegarciano4105]

29:40 😂

[@jorymil]

Right?? I wonder how we educate people better. It's obviously not through facts alone, sadly.

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40:56 😂