Good evening. It's Thursday, February 16th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update.

Our Live Nightly Show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM Eastern exclusively here on

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Tonight, several hundred New York Times staffers and contributors,

along with various LGBTQ AI2 plus activist activist groups signed an open letter to the paper denouncing it for what the letter

alleges is the paper's anti-trans bias and how it has been reporting on and covering the debate surrounding gender ideology.

In other words, they claim that the Manhattan-based newspaper, the New York Times,

is unfair to liberals and their views on cultural issues.

We'll examine that letter, the New York Times response to it,

and what all this says about how many Americans view

journalism and what they expect it to accomplish.

Then, one of our least favorite politicians of the country, former South Carolina

governor and ambassador to the United Nations, Republican Nikki Haley, this week announced

her intention to run for president in 2024.

As part of her video announcing her candidacy

and subsequent speeches,

she talked about the success she's experienced

in the US as the daughter of Indian immigrants

and used that experience to argue that the U.S. is a country

of fundamental goodness and fairness and not dark and hateful racism. Few arguments

threaten the liberal commentary more than that.

That the U.S. is an intrinsically and irredeemably white supremacist

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