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00:00No more 404!
00:04Let's show R.F.K. the door!
00:08Let's show Elon Musk the door!
00:17What do we do when cancer research is under attack?
00:20Stand up, fight back!
00:22What do we do when sociology research is under attack?
00:25Stand up, fight back!
00:27What do we do when physics is under attack?
00:30Stand up, fight back!
00:32And it's a training ground for young scientists.
00:36I can tell you that what I see happening there right now to my colleagues is gut-wrenching.
00:42It is absolutely horrible.
00:45And Ted Cruz is advocating for a two-thirds cut to the NSF budget.
00:50No more 404!
00:53What's left? Entire subfields of science are going to collapse.
00:58Congress established agencies like the National Institute of Health.
01:03The doge chainsaw is going to affect us all.
01:10It's going to defund life-saving research.
01:13It's going to threaten our economy.
01:15It's going to impede innovation.
01:18And it's going to kneecap an entire generation of scientific talent.
01:49Because science is being destroyed by the current administration,
01:53and my wife and I are protesting more and more because it's necessary.
02:02You know, what's going on in Washington right now is an abomination.
02:07And when our elected officials start trying to convince not just the American people
02:15but the world that facts can be choices, I think that's really dangerous.
02:20I think we've sort of moved away from the concept of doing research and critical thinking
02:26in favor of just believing what you want to believe
02:29and agreeing with the people that you already agree with.
02:32And I find that really dangerous.
02:34And so I'm here to support science and scientists and research
02:37and funding the critical work that those people do.
02:41And patients are terrified.
02:44Carrie Kirk, we hope these...
03:03I think basic research is one of the most important tools
03:08I think basic research is one of the clear areas in which the federal government
03:13has done so much to save lives in America and around the world.
03:17And it's absurd to me that we're cutting this as the perils to humanity
03:23and to U.S. citizens increase every day.
03:26It was the NOAA cuts in particular because weather data is just so crucial to all of us
03:32that I couldn't believe and made me really angry.
03:35And I was really gratified to see that there was this opportunity to show support for basic science.
03:41Stand up for science.
03:44We need more answers.
03:47Science is good for you and me.
03:53Science makes a healthy nation.
04:00Science is good for you and me.
04:05Science is good for you and me.
04:10We recommend you take science classes.
04:15Stand up for science.
04:18We need more answers.
04:21Science is good for you and me.