We should think of our politicians not as our leaders, but as our follower.

And so the more educated we are, the more enlightened we are that puts a mandate on our

quote leaders to do exactly what we say.

Not for them to make statements to require what we do.

Hey I'm Chris Cuomo, welcome to another episode of the Chris Cuomo Project.

This is a big one. You're going to want to subscribe and follow because this one is going

to get you the free agent merch. I got the ultimate free agent on the show today.

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is going to help us to do some cooperative giving to others. All right. That's why I'm pushing it the way I am.

Now the ultimate free agent, Neil deGrasse Tyson, physicist, science guy, understands things so well.

I've known him forever and he is finally doing something that I had always hoped he would.

He's applying his understanding of critical thinking or science if you want to what's happening around us

and the issues that are dividing us. Very interesting. He's not going to tell you what to think.

But he is showing us how we should think as critical thinkers, which is what should matter most.

It's the one thing we need. Critical thinkers, free agents.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Stari Messengers, his new book, it is such a good read.

And if this plays like a love letter, it's because it is. I believe that we need to put more emphasis on our thinkers,

our philosophers, our scientists, our poets, our people who create things and think about who we are.

And he is one of our best. You know who he is, Neil deGrasse Tyson.

And you know, other societies, other cultures, they look to men like him and women like him thinkers, writers, philosophers, scientists.

What do they think about the issues of the day? What matters? What doesn't? Why wouldn't you want your best put to the test of what matters in the public square?

Now here I get it. They stay out of it because it's too dangerous. It's a brave move by the professor.

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