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even as they ask how this ivy league student disappeared without a trace. only clue to finding missing brown university student sunil tripathi. police believe this new image from a surveillance camera shows the 22-year-old just moments after leaving his campus apartment. his family baffled and worried. >> everybody is racking their brains to see if they can come up places he might be or where he might have gone. >> reporter: the camera capturing the ivy league student on march 16th at 1:33 a.m. just 20 minutes after he last used his computer. police say he left behind his wallet and phone. >> there's typically two reasons people don't take the normal things they take with them is because they're stepping outside to talk to somebody, they're going a half a block away or they're not coming back. >> reporter: tripathi's brother and sister have been canvassing the area where he was last seen. >> literally walking the road he walked and talking to every local business and keep moving forward. >> he was a quiet kid. he found really simple things made him very hap

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. >>> if you have visions of your child some day going to an ivy league school, pick their name carefullyaditional names like charles and peter are most common at yale, while in 1994, they were 43rd and 87th, respectively, most popular. for girls, margaret and caroline were the most common names at yale. seven of the top 12 names for girls in the early 90's failed to appear in the yale top 25 this year. >> i would expect an ivy league school, buffy, skippy? >> ken? >> maybe. >>> we've got cal poly. let's have a look outside. as we see mostly clear skies around the bay area, that's going to change in 24 hours, as we look live in san jose with a little bit of patchy fog out there. the numbers back in the bay area, 46 degrees. oakland at 49. livermore, 46. at the airport in san francisco, 47. in santa rosa, 41 is the cool spot for the night. it's going to get down into the 30's tonight, because we've got mostly clear skies. tomorrow, clouds will increase. rain late on tuesday, and more rain coming in, in on again, off again fashion, right through thursday. low pressure is spinning in the gul

. >>> now to a controversial open letter to women attending a top ivy league university. the best place to find a good mate for life is right under their nose, on campus. her message -- marry a princeton man. >> she start looking for a husband your freshman year. it's not quite that simple. if the letter making waves not just on princeton's campus but across the country. because it's filled with advice like this -- here's what nobody is telling you -- find a husband on campus before you graduate. >> at first, i was shocked. i do think there's some truth to what she's saying. >> reporter: the author of the open letter was one of the first females to graduate from the ivy league school. >> it's not easy to get to princeton. >> reporter: it's sparking barrage of snashgy headlines on e internet. >> it was just intended to suggest to these young women who are on campus today keep an open mind, look around you, these are the best, best guys. if the women's movement has truly done what it's supposed to do, it should allow women to do choices what's appropriate for them. >> repor

when i first got to the atlantic, all my co-bloggers were ivy league graduates. not only was i not an ivy league graduate, i was a drop-out. the atlantic didn't care. they've never cared. they have no concerns about that at all. om the time i got there up until the present, i've always been spectacularly supported, spectacularly encouraged. i came to the atlantic with no reputation at all for anything, and just on a hunch, they gave me a shot to write for the magazine first and then to blog later. they've been really amazing about that. >> hinojosa: so in terms of the activism of your generation, what do you want to see from them? >> i want them to be critical thinkers, and i want them to interrogate themselves. miael irvin posed for the cover of out magazine and came out in favor of gay rights and talked about why he was for gay rights and everything. michael irvin was a wide receiver for the dallas cowboys in their heyday. ultimate jock, ultimate, you know, sort of macho dude. and here he is posing on the cover of a gay magazine and talking about his commitment

. >> forget the ivy league. only place they will find men. did she say anything inaccurate. >> noot what she said and i agree with everything she said. i don't think it is elitist but the reality of the situation. when you are in college you are forming relationship and learning how to socialize and learning what you want and need and not thinking about the next 20 or 30 or 40 years. if you are not coupled up by the time you go to college or graduate school you will not find someone so easily. you are going to have higher standards and expect more from your partner and the more i live more i expect. >> and i told you bill, i told you this when i met you in college. look at all of the squirrels on campus. remember you said that. >> you know every box is rabid. it is like more of a jerk when i on acid . you and i went to college together and not only that, i the only guy that not gay, and nothing. >> miss it out. >> sitting there and pointing with my face every day and say okay. nothing. >> for the record, we went to school together one year. >

. >>> now to a controversial open letter to women attending a top ivy league university. a former princeton grad is advising that the best place to find a mate for life is right under their nose, on campus. her message -- marry a princeton man. abc's linzie janis is here. you spoke with her? >> i did. she said start looking for a husband your freshman year. it might sound like advice from a previous generation, something mothers might have said to their daughters in the '50s and '60s. it's not quite that simple. it's the letter making waves not just on princeton's campus but across the country. because it's filled with advice like this -- "here's what nobody is telling you, find a husband on campus before you graduate." >> at first, i was shocked. i do think there's some truth in what she's saying. >> reporter: susan, the author of the open letter was one of the first females to graduate from the ivy league school. >> it's not easy to get to princeton. i'm just suggesting. take full advantage of it. >> reporter: her missive to women of her alma mater is sparking barrage o

he became a socialist in the ivy league. the only way to destroy the iranians is for them to leave the united states and israel will act together. egypt is the heart and soul of the arab world. we must pay careful attention. we must gauge our aid to egypt to their progress. we cannot just give them a blank check. we do not want to break the camp david accord either. that is a serious issue. everybody in this room has something to do besides be here this morning and this evening. i want to thank you. you are serving a cause greater than yourselves. you are serving the cause of democracy and freedom in a part of the world where it is a scarce commodity. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we are in the most dangerous times. your participation in your involvement in your engaged in your support and a commitment to peace has never been more important than it is today. thank you and god bless. >> i want to thank senator john mccain, senator kirsten gillibrand, amos yadlin. thank you all for participating. [captioning

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for the right wingers who have actually graduated from those ivy league schools.ey, a graduate of harvard business school and the harvard law school, did the standard right wing trashing of harvard during his campaign, and now we have ted cruz, a graduate of princeton, and harvard law school, just like michelle obama, telling wild lies about harvard law school to entertain right wingers. ted cruz is finding that his lying game doesn't work quite so smoothly in washington. today, he prefaced a question on gun control to dianne feinstein with a lecture about the constitution. >> it seems to me that all of us should begin as our foundational document with the constitution. and the second amendment in the bill of rights provides that the right of people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. >> really? he droned on in his lecture as if he was saying things that his senator students didn't know. about the constitution. finally, the junior senator got to his question. >> and the question that i would pose to the senior senator from california is, would she deem i

>> right, well, in some cases $40,000 a year, which is comparable to ivy league education.u look at georgia about $4,000 per child on their individual-- >> georgia only spends 4,000 and the case that the president cites at a minimum spent at least four times that and in some cases, ten times, ten times that, is that replicatable around the country? >> it's not. what happened in preschool in georgia, any academic gains and social gains from the program fades out as the children progress through elementary school. so there really isn't any lasting effect from this investment. >> paul: jason, what about the georgia and oklahoma experiment? these are two states that not normally identified as liberal states. the president is citing us examples. >> right, and he's talking about the outcomes in these states and trying to link them to the universal pre-k programs that they have, but the evident isn't there. again, the knock on these programs is that the effects aren't fasting that they're very authority lived and in the-- >> and fade out by the third grade? >> third or fourth grea

joining in the search for a missing ivy league student who was last seen on the campus of brown university. that is providence, rhode island. more than a week ago he has not been heard since. the search is expanded in the northeastern part of the country arthel nevil is live. >> arthel: that search for him continuing today as authorities expand the area to boston, new york, connecticut and philadelphia where he is from. the brown university student has been missing for eight days last spotted leaving his apartment in providence on saturday, march 16 about 11:00 in the morning, his girlfriend reported him missing 24 hours later. family friends and law enforcement have canvassed neighborhoods looking for any clues as to where he could have gone. high school cellphone and credit card and i.d. that police found in his room, his mother says they have no idea where her son might be. >> we really don't know where he is. we have an outpouring of support from the brown community, friends from home, relatives from all over the country. we really miss him and we want him back. >> arthel: the family h

education knowing that stuff like when i had success that in school you never really learned about each ivy league we just learned like about puberty and about a oh how to put a condom on but they don't really teach you stuff like hiv prevention and who falls into that category of who has it we're minimum incense and we're going to show you for the. men having sex they don't shoot at all either you know it's very important to know about going to times about a man and woman having sex in the risk of what happens whenever a few minor femur are male male be to broaden it a little bit larger so we know you know we need we need we need to be straight you need to be gay but we need to know information isn't gerber's i think it's also important that parents talk more with their children about it we don't talk a lot about that with our kids even today it's still kind of hard to broach that subject with the young people but it is so important. my mother was famous for this and you do it in a but you will be a fool she's a kid all the time who do mom i'm a virgin turned to look around you know your man doin

we're not talking about the acknowledge person but these women with these high-powered ivy league degrees start in the expwrfers say i had a kid and i want to do this and i'm leaving so i can take care of it, do they impact other women in the workforce who are trying to get ahead and wouldn't quit their jobs, do they get tagged in some way? >> i think this is a very simplistic way of looking at this debate. women should have choices. the problem when you have a debate and you focus on the wrong people, great, magnificent, great. you go toarvard, you want to stay at home, get married, more power to you. but those are not the ones that need child care and a higher minimum wage. they are not the ones that need leave. there are so many women that have no choice that have to work and the debate should be centered on those women and not just the privileged ones that can stay at home. >> i kind of agree. i think -- i think it's just pathetic frankly when here we say women should have choices and women are coming out and criticizing other women for their choices. so what if you have a harvard deg

both chambers and kennan had ivy league education. chambers at columbia. kennan at princeton, but neither in the years that followed ever felt part of any establishment. both men were afflicted with a deep cultural testament that was rooted not enforcing another world war. it went back further than that, really deeply in the 1920s and the post world war i period. they were periods of optimism in the lives of chambers and kennan, but i would say for chambers it's his period as editor at time in world war ii. i would say for kennan, it's his year at the national war college and in the early days of the policy planning where he was able to make it work as he wished with the total support of general george marshall who had become secretary of state. these periods of optimism were fleeting for both men. both men sounded the alarm about soviet intentions. chambers to the roosevelt administration as early as 1939 with no visible results. kennan to the roosevelt administration through the diplomatic reporting from moscow in 1944-45, which he also felt to have been

a number one seed almost knocked off by a 16 and a big win for the ivy league. that's while we were asleep. full highlights of the upsets from the big dance next in sports. >>> and later, governor chris christie is used to facing tough questions from the press but nothing could prepare him for mrs. dean's kindergartners. that's the worst. that's when "way too early" comes right back. >> it was president bush's first trip ever to haiti. he said he and president clinton are in it for the long haul. >> our mission is to help fill the gaps of human needs. >> so far their fund-raising efforts added up to $37 million. [ mom ] 3 days into school break and they're already bored. hmm, we need a new game. ♪ that'll save the day. ♪ so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. the only one with trap + lock technology. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less. with the small but powerful picker upper, bounty select-a-size. use less. with the small but powerful picker upper,

ann, i just want to point out i went to the only real ivy league school in new york. >> and a fine scoomt is. >> by the way, you never said that before and nor than the one quote from cruise i haven't heard cruise talk about it it is always the one who went to the nonivy leaguings vauglied with it talks about it >> ann, you are asking the wrong question. ask if he graduated. >> i believe i did. i don't believe he . >> it took me nine years. i graduated. >> nine. it took you nine years to graduate from college. >> it . three of those years i was in the army. >> that doesn't count. >> three from nine you six. jesse, you kind of agree that you can't use harvard to use your crire and then bath mouth it i disgree. i think you are free to bad mouth. >> i appreciate your dissent dr. leave . i assume you are a doctor. >> one would think. yeah. yeah. dick >> either that you are the bouncer of the news room, considering how you are dressed. >> i am not university federal. ann, you alupeded to setting aside cruise's statement which was dumb. they are complaining that bill oriley calm would a harvar

. >> you went to an ivy league school. lou: don't remind anyone. smart, highly successful amazing personalities. rate roger's i in-- int rect and wit. >> fox news is his acompishmen. and before that he was sort of a legendary boy producer on the mike douglas show. it is hard to argue with succe success. lou: the idea that he has a wit, referring to the fellow who runs msnbc, i saw one line in an car, count this week, his wit is so razor sharp and can en ca capsup sulate. >> you get one liners from roger sometime, self deprecating. but, usually you survive. lou: we thank you, the book is "roger ailes: off camera yesterday. zev chafettes the author thank you. >> thank you. lou: we'll talk with family research count president tony

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i can find more painless cuts accidentally than he claims he can find to the finest minds and ivy league schools in the land. their knives caint be that dull. as a gov knov, i had to cut 10 percent or more from the budget. we kept scooms open and police and firemen still answered the calls and good southern mothers made bis cutes and red-eye gravy . churches still had dinner on the ground and all day singing on fifth sundays. if the president wants to find 83 billion, stop the sweet deals to the big bankings and sequestration somped - solve would. ed -- solved. if you are so bad at math that you can't squeeze a couple of pennies out of the dollar to bance the budget and ready to throw up your hands, here is it a sincere honest and even bipartisan solution. appoint six former governors, three democrats and three republicans no longer in office at the state or federal level . give them two hours and lunch and they will have it figured out before they get to the fried pies in dessert. i would volunteer but i know you would never let me near the budget or the fried pies. i served with govern

an ivy league mom starts a viral firestorm. sending a controversial open letter to female co-eds.ind your husbands now. this morning, she speaks out. >>> building the dream. they're calling it the ultimate lego dream house. the hotel filled with 3500 lego creations. and cameron mathison brings his family for an exclusive sneak peek. >>> and good morning, america. it's easter sunday, march 31st. and some extraordinary pictures coming out of the vatican this morning, with the new pope riding through a packed st. peter's square, greeting the people and kissing babies. we'll take you live there in just a few moments. >> this is why they're calling him the people's pope. the live report from rome coming up. >>> also, our ron claiborne is in south africa, there he is, churches across the country holding prayer vigils for former president nelson mandela who has been hospitalized with pneumonia. a short time ago, his wife arrived at the hospital for a visit and ron will have the latest on nelson mandela's condition coming up. >>> also this morning -- we'll take you to a sort of charm scho

not everybody went to ivy league college, i know your smart. i take notes to read your stuff, which is good. not everybody wants to do that. we have to make it -- again, obama is doing a great way -- they have people crying up there and babies and women, they are all going to do -- to die because we cut 14 cents. we have to do it more on a emotional level to get people to want to understand what is going on. >> there is a way to do it. i feel a little bit of hope. i think the sequestration has been fantastic in terms of narrowing down this discussion and focusing. the white house tours question was brilliant. the obama administration walked into it. earlier this week, representative andy harris, a doctor from maryland -- [applause] >> right? i just moved here and i'm from california. i feel right at home in maryland. you have to watch out. he was on the appropriation committee and he had the president of the disease control center in front of him. you sent out this pamphlet and you're cutting because of the sequestration and 250,000 children in

when you go to ivy league schools, there are lots of people who attend those ivy league schools who have parents in very powerful places. >> what are you saying, should she go to -- >> i'm not saying that at all. i'm just saying that she had an advantage that many women did not. she had access to people that let's say i would never have had access to at kent state university. >> but she worked her way it to harvard. this was not something that was handed to her on a platter. she went to a regular public school. worked hard. she got to harvard. now we're attacking her for that? that makes no sense to me. >> let's talk about her views on marriage. because i thought they were very thought provoking and pretty on point. let's listen. >> everyone knows marriage is the biggest personal decision you make. but it's the biggest career decision you make if you're going to have a life partner who that partner is going to be. >> that just puts more pressure on women. >> puts more pressure on women if they marry or partner with someone to partner with the right person because you cannot have a full c

. >> these are not the ivy league lawyers of a previous generation who are fleeing the workforce to gohey feel that the choices that they have now are just too hard. you work now. you are an ambitious woman you don't make enough money. your job future is uncertain. your kids are at home and you can't afford daycare. all of a sudden you think to yourself, if there is no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow why not stop fighting with my husband about who is going to buy the milk, pick up the kids and who is going to bring the kids to school and who is going to walk the dog. why not have a really traditional labor of marriage and have dinner on the table at 6:00. >> john: as a man i feel comfortable talking about feminism all night but we equate feminism with equality. but i think agency is just as much a component of feminism and being able to make the choices you want. when you describe these neo-traditionalists as feminists. >> the woman in the story calls herself a flaming liberal and feminist too. i don't think it's about calling who is a feminist and who is not. we should have equa

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college students especially at ivy league schools always helpful with a suggestion.hat? get it cheaper so we have it in our dorm room. you like nutella? >> i like it in small amounts. can't eat too much. too sweet. jenna: the dr. joanna and keri said during the break. not so healthy. >> reporter: no. jenna: keep it in mind. >> reporter: tastes too good to be healthy. jenna: maybe the thrill of theft bringing them along, not just the hazel nuts. >> reporter: could be. jenna: rick, thank you. do you have any strong feelings about nutella, jon? jon: i have not tried it. i do not like hazelnut, i don't. hazelnut coffee. jenna: you wouldn't be stealing? can you imagine stealing from a cafeteria ever? jon: if it were ice cream. jenna: something like that. i think they let you take that though. jon: ice cream. all right. he is the man of the moment. senator rand paul, a 13-hour filibuster to drive home his point on the president's drone policy. he is going to be talking live with megyn kelly, presumably not for 13 hours but that is coming up a little over 20 minutes from no

ivy league school harvard evidently is tough to get into, with the upset of the day. nation, in the bracket, new mexico. for their first ncaa tournament win ever. this just in, maria's bracket is ruined because of this, more on that later. syracuse against montana. 81-34. wow. some games to look forward to, north carolina, villanova, notre dame. minnesota. great matchups. the early games are often the best. for more on maria's mess of a bracket, let's go out to maria's correspondent for maria, maria. >> hey, brian. new mexico and my final four. so that's over with now. indiana, louisville and kansas are my other three choices. we'll see on that. the weather. it is a cold day out here across new york city. you're still looking at temperatures that are below average. as far as as warm as it's going to get today in new york city, only 43 degrees. 30s in cleveland, chicago and minneapolis. 80s across parts of san antonio. so southern texas looking a lot warmer than us. 80 degrees for your high temperature in the city of el paso. climate prediction center issued a three-mo

. ♪ >>> doing time in boston's suffolk county jail is a world away from the colleges or ivy league universitys away. but once a week those two worlds intersect when students from harvard university and boston college come to the jail to help inmates earn their geds. >> for them to come in and do it for us as little convicts, i should say, that's a good thing. looking out for us. showing us, you know, there is a world out there. there is help out there. people want to help you. >> girard cohen has been teamed with alexander, a harvard sophomore. >> it's one of these things, you can do the answers in your head probably, just to be sure, because we all make mistakes and try do it in our head, just write it out. it will take five extra seconds, but it's totally worth it. if you're taking a test, each answer matters for the final score. people have a wall about what how they think of prisoners and what this whole community is like and it's just not true. if you work with someone consistently for a while, you really get to know them. that's one of the interesting parts of being here. you're very co

the ivy league school is giving away seven victorian homes for free with charming features like exteriorl molding and quite the deal, right? but it does come with a catch. molly is live from princeton, new jersey. what is the catch? >> reporter: of course, there is a catch. princeton does not deliver. if you want one of these houses, you have to stop by and literally and take it off campus. they want to put a train station here, a new facility for their art department and to do that they need to get the seven houses off their property. you are welcome to come by and pick one up. old homes, most hundred years old and not in the best condition. some of them have been gutted inside. you can see a lot of installation peeking out here and there. in some cases they are dilapidated sort of structure. others think they could be removed and we talked with one resident that his own home was moved to princeton over a hundred years ago and it's completely feasible. >> the historical society did a display of all the houses that have been moved. there are dozens and dozens, it can be done. it's a ques

ivy league school harvard with the upsouthwest the day.d new mexico 68 to 62 for the first ncaa tournament win ever. games to look forward to today. north carolina taking on villain nova. ucla squaring off against minnesota. here is something you don't see every day. a goalies scoring a goal. makes a routine safe. and then carolina hurricanes try to pass the puck and it goes into their own net. last to touch the puck. gets the goal. something going on with sports here. >> it didn't count for carolina. >> while the focus of the basketball world is in miami. the miami heat winning streak. the denver nuggets are on their own run. denver hit three free throws late to beat the philadelphia 76ers last night. 14th straight win. watch out, miami. it is now 42 minutes after the hour. coming up, the government could be reading your emails without your permission. but they say it is all to protect you. we'll explain that next. >> plus, thanks but no thanks. one state telling a nanny lawmakers to keep their hands off their big sodas and cigarettes. wh

criticized, two ivy league degrees and lots and lots of money. >> she made that money, though. >> some people say -- i'm interested to see what she's going to say about tech, but also women on the workplace. really nice to see you. >> very nice to see yyou. >> i really want to talk to you. you got girls into the office. we're arguing -- a new generation. >> where is the office, how do we define this in terms of work. so many pictures since yesterday of women showing themselves with their children all over their offices. >> got leave it there. thank you so much. >>> if washington can allow cuts they call unthinkable, imagine what washington could do next? we'll tune in later at 1:00. on "your money" with ali velshi. >>> "cnn saturday morning" continues right now. >>> from from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." >> -- should be making a series of arbitrary cuts to things that businesses depend on. >> but apparently we did. while you can sleeping, the clock struck midnight, and $85 billion have all but vanished. >> were you crying for shooting him? >>> a br

an ivy league school known for book worms and this morning for hoops. harvard proving to be a bracket buster in the ncaa tournament. >> harvard beat number three seed new mex co. final score 68-62. harvard has actually only appeared three times in the tournament in its history. >> finally got that win. very few are happier than this man. bay area native, jeremy lin, the harvard grad. look at him there celebrating feeling the magic. the houston rocket star posting this picture on twitter right after the ball game. yes, he can see clearly. he is wearing that harvard t-shirt. the hash tag on the photo. three point goggles. doing it, harvard hoop scene. >>> hey, google jumping into the fray. what the mountainview company is planning to compete with apple and samsung. >>> we'll tell you about what an expert is saying about the super bowl power outage, when the lights went out and left the 49ers in the dark for more than 30 minutes. >>> welcome back. a live look at the hp pavilion in san jose. your cal bears getting it done out of the round of the ncaa tourna

community and more knowledge of it dictating people are policy what people are reading and the ivy league dictating what historians were working on takes a generation to even pay attention to the multiracial nation long negative relationships. >> seems like it was a blueprint that civil-rights were a multi faceted thing so that it attlee's got to the point* with civil-rights you knew you had to add the rest and i don't think anything else could have done that. >> there are moments where there are these efforts but no question of four people's campaign was the best profile that was that king tried to do this that we have forgotten generally. that is a great comment. thank you for coming. [applause] >> i want to move to the role of publishers and used to be there would take care of all distribution, production, and provide the advance and that series of services led them to take a hefty 85 percent cut. now you don't need production companies need an advance because it doesn't cost that much anteater need the distribution. so what is the changing role of publishers where production and distr

. >>> an ivy league graduate is causing a bit of a stir offering up provocative advice to college girlsf backlash online. >>> this mom suggests girls should start searching for a husband when they are freshmen and that princeton or a top tier university will provide them with their best shot. when princeton alum susan patton wrote a letter published in the daily campus paper -- >> here is my advice for the young women of princeton, the daughters i never had. >> reporter: she didn't think her how-to guide on landing a husband would cause such controver controversy. >> for most of you the attorney stone of your future and happiness will be inextricably linked to the man you marry. you will never again have this concentration of men who are worthy of you. >> reporter: the mother of two sons and princetonians offered her advice to female students telling them princeton and other i' ivy league universities are the best places to find prince charming. >> here is what nobody is telling you. find a husband on campus before you graduate. yes, i went there. >> reporter: patton says her maternal l

often who fills these positions come from the ivy league system. they come from the elite, the upper echelons of society. she's not necessarily talking about women who came from my al ma matter, southern illinois university in edwardsville. you know, it seemed like she's asking women of the elite to make a choice and to choose the harder path by pursuing these higher-level positions. the problem is she wrote a book that was for all women as opposed to narrowing the focus there. i feel like that's where a lot of this criticism and confusion is coming from. a lot of things make sense if she is talking about her own peers. it doesn't necessarily make sense if she's talking about all women in general because the plight of working class, poor and middle class women is demonstrably different. >> woodruff: how do you see that? >> to me, everything cheryl says makes sense. i think people should listen to her. i think if we listen to her, however, we will not solve the problem that she herself so eloquently states, which is how do we get to a world where ha

do you want to go to texas a&m or university of texas or some ivy league school?here are many, many more questions that all young women should be asking themselves, not will a boy or a girl like me if i wear a "call me" thong?" okay. what's your inspiration behind this? and then i have another question for you. what's your inspiration behind this? >> well, when i was, you know, reading other articles about this particular line that victoria's secret put out, i started thinking, what are some things i'd want to tell my daughter, who's only 3, about growing up? you know, about 10, 12, 15 years down the line? i wanted to let her know that i didn't want the hardest decision she had to make growing up be would someone like me or if i'm, you know, accept me because of the underwear that i'm wearing? i mean, there are bigger things in this world to worry about, especially in adolescence, which we all know is difficult, than whether or not my undergarments define who i am. i want to let her know that is not the case, underwear will not define who you are. >> okay. so my q

you want to lock up an ivy league guy.ure enough in college, to think about getting married, i was not. if you are -- by all means start focusing on your personal life. that's okay. i could have never followed her advice. thank goodness i didn't marry nebraska right out of college. >> >> kelly: was your husband from an ivy league school? >> alisyn: yes! question about that? >> clayton: women mature enough at that young of a age. i know people do get married that young. some states can you married as young as 16. >> alisyn: what? >> clayton: maybe i'm wrong wrong. i need to look into that. >> kelly: can you get married even young. >> clayton: you don't know who you are as a human being when you are 19 years old. >> kelly: 16? >> clayton: if i'm the son and still at that school. now everyone is like that was your mom trying to set you up. >> kelly: bottom line alli gave the lady some validity she married an ivy leaguer. >> alisyn: it took me a long time to get there we would love to hear your thoughts, please. find us all on

the ivy league, harvard guys around jack kennedy, they were, mac bundy, those people, they could kind of wing with it because they were smart. and they let themselves get led astray by a wonderful character in history named richard bissell, and he gave a private dinner for them at the little club in washington and said i'm your basic man-eating shark. they loved that in the kennedy white house. so the next thing you knew, we were invading cuba with this exile force, and it was completely shattered. now, to kennedy's credit, when he had this fiasco and he dried his tears, he went out and said victory has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan. i am responsible. so he took the responsibility, and actually his poll ratings -- a lesson for politicians, his poll ratings went way up from that. but he also listened closely to eisenhower about how you talk to the military. he'd made the mistake, kennedy had asked the joint chiefs what do you think about this invasion of cuba, and they said, sure, fine. what they meant was it's not our responsibility. it's a cia operation. [laughter] and

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