they reconstruct it's beautiful it's it's what we can do now with technology and it's just the most amazing kind of stuff I I I want to ask you about a different document go ahead um as some politicians around the country try to erase black history why is sunny Hosten pulling out the race card whenever she gets the slightest bit of chance without even considering its relatability to the ongoing topic or atmosphere when you have one of the most talented and iconic personalities of your time you let them speak on the topic they are invited to speak on instead of steering the topic in a direction that might make the guest uncomfortable not to mention Morgan Freeman hates being saddled with race-based political viewpoints just because of his skin color but the panel did a great Injustice to his iconic presence on the show in every way possible Morgan Freeman joined the view panel to promote his new documentary life on our planet which speaks about the 4 billion-year Journey on Earth the species that used to exist and the cataclysmic events that consumed life before us in your career that fans almost six decades uh you've done really cool projects but this new series Life on planet Earth is remarkable what Dre you to this you want the truth or should I make something of which one's more interesting now um I'm one of those people who's very very interested in this subject life on the [Music] planet you understand that today life on the planet is in a little bit of trouble MH and we're the cause of it that's right there have been if I remember correctly six extinction level events on the planet since life began I mean six times long large large portions of life not human life we're talking we're talking just life gone destroyed we're headed for another one scientists have said if we don't hurry up and change our ways there's going to be a cataclysmic event that will wipe many of us off the face of the Earth God isn't it hilarious how Morgan Freeman asked if they wanted to hear the truth or something that would be pleasurable for the panel perhaps Morgan knew about the panel's inability to cope with views different from theirs the fact that the panel tried to take the documentary life on our planet and the other one about black history into the political Direction with environmentalism and race relations really conflicts with Morgan Freeman's character well it certainly seems easy to perceive a doomsday scenario tied to global climate change but it gives you an enhanced level of understanding if you really look back to the extinction events like the one that happened with the dinosaurs and see that these events are likely to occur once in tens or hundreds of millions of years not to mention anthropogenic climate change is only a very minor part of human evolution that has only existed for a mere two centuries through thousands of years of human life it is certainly undeniable that there has been a shift in the environment as the estimates of global Waring put the number at 2 to 4° C which certainly requires our attention but it is not severe enough to turn the modern environmentalist worldview into antihuman which you can certainly perceive from Joy Bear's take on the documentary you look back and this series does that how far back does life exist on this planet and why does it still exist it is because life is tenacious MH life we're not talking about human beings here we're talking about the planet yeah yeah she'll stay yeah well it's tenacious if we would just leave it alone leave it alone and the human can uh uh uh you know Interruption of all of that is what's causing all the problems I hope that it's not too late but let me ask you this did you did seeing the rise and fall of all these species cuz some are coming in too right and many are leaving the plan planet did that change your perspective on life my perspective on life I don't think it changed my perspective it's just enhanced it because for a long time now I've been listening to what they say about you know I drive an electric car yeah yeah me too uh you know um and no it did not change my perspective you've always been concerned I well yes always it's relative how far can you go back with always you yeah you can see what Joy is trying to do as she is trying to lure Morgan in by labeling it as a change of mind but no one could have tackled it better as Morgan when he called it an enhancement of his vision something people like Joy bear are completely unaware of that is why Morgan Freeman labeled Mother Earth as tenacious considering more than 99 % of all 5 billion living species that have ever existed on earth have gone extinct in the 4.6 billion years of its existence this fact tells us that life is bound to exist and perish but the planet has remained resilient and adaptable to the changes of its inhabitants this is something who has watched his documentary would understand not some far-left environmentalists who treat the planet as primary life which leads them to conclude the humans as the destructive force not to mention that they have gone insane up to the point that they have been leading anti-human movements that demand voluntary human extinction to save the planet which is Extreme considering who you are even saving the planet for and that is not the only social message that Morgan Freeman was unwillingly dragged into considering Sunny jumped in to do what she does best as she tried to make him feel like a victim I want to ask you about a different document go ahead um as some politicians around the country try to erase black history you're making sure people don't forget vital parts of our past including this documentary that you executive produced called 761st did I get that right yeah 761st tank Battalion the original black panthers about the first black Battalion to fight in World War II first black armored Battalion yes and you served in the Air Force I I know that um this film was then very personal to you oh heavens um I movie from Early Childhood I saw my first movie when I was like six years old uh it was uh King Kong oh that was a good one scared the hell out of me it did um but I just movies movies movies yeah and you start in the 40s and move up and how many times did I see black people in the movies and if I did did see them what were they doing yeah they were y they were servants servants they were always I know it's it's a it's a appalling I don't give you the name if you watch old movies Betty Davis movies are particularly even though she's great that and it's the period not her it's It's upsetting to watch tell you the TRU well it shouldn't be that way because somebody did make money yeah you know and now it was that's the time now a lot of Morgan's followers know how he feels about race baiting and racism despite going through the tougher times but he lived through it all and made it to where he currently stands now not to mention he made it quite clear about his stance on racism in an old interview on 60 Minutes how are we going to get rid of racism on stop talking about it I'm going to stop calling you a white man yeah and I'm going to ask you to stop calling me a black man I know you as Mike Wallace you know me as Morgan Freeman you well that weighs a lot coming from Morgan Freeman who has lived through the harder times compared to the modern times and it is true when he Compares art with culture and describes both of them as the parameters vulnerable to constant change so it is undeniable that Morgan Freeman like many other black people has been a bit bored of being used as a puppet in political vendettas when they have positivity to spread in society perhaps that is why they did not give him more than 5 minutes because he fundamentally disagrees with them on everything that they like to talk about well undoubtedly it was the View's loss to not lend Center Stage to an iconic and wholesome personality like Morgan Freeman a person who people can go on listening to