tony thurman proposed legislation that would require annual gender training for all middle and high school teachers throughout the state. tony: a bill of this kind has never been implemented before. bigad: but what about parents who think these aren't the kinds of conversations that should be going on in a classroom to begin with? tony: well, with all due respect, whether or not we know it, these conversations are taking place all the time. there's nothing about this bill that in any way should infringe upon parental rights. all it does is it acknowledges that sometimes things come up in the school environment, and we had to have a way to address it for the safety of our children. announcer: thurman is now leaving his seat at the state house to become california's most influential person ying in part, "if localnew schools find that more training or resources on this topic is needed, they have the flexibility to use their resources as they see best." chris: you know, i think that's dangerous. bigad: dangerous? chris: yeah, we need to be aware of the challenges of all students. and if

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. >> south dakota senator john thurman, a sponsor of the robo call abuse in 2018, there were 48 billionones, and the nearly 60% increase the year before according to software company you mail. another company says this year will be worse, nearly half the time your cell phone rings, it will be a scammer. the bill targets people like adrian of olivet who developed a program federal regulators say made several million robo calls and three months in 2016. >> how do consumers stop these calls? >> u stop? >> no. >> got no jail time, even though the calls overwhelmed and emergency medical paging service. >> if there were the threat of criminal prosecution, it would change his behavior. >> verizon announced a free spam filters subscribers can download that would require all carriers to adopt similar authentication technology. the bill has bipartisan support. it could come up for a vote in a few weeks. bret? >> jackie, thank you for the attorney general promises to release a redacted version of the mueller report in the weeks. democrats say that's not good enough. our panel weighs in on the figh

he could have gone down one path, the uma thurman killed bill path. and said i'm ready for infrastructure. he went down the revenge path. >> yeah. somebody said when it was announced the trump white house was going to now push on health care once again after having been unsuccessful the first time, reporter said to a white house official why are you doing health care? and the white house official said too much good news. have to change the subject. so, there was an element of that. it would have been wonderful to see the president -- there's something eye little surprising. he was angry when the good news came in. didn't you get the impression he was feeling anger. >> he loves the grievance. >> relief and generosity would have been nice, a little history of how we got there, then put it away. as you say and i agree go forward on infrastructure. he is the builder. america wants to build. dems are for it, reps are for it. >> there was consternation about the whole plan. let me take you back to six days ago. not just the barr summary came out but you als

wait until people find out that i actually consider myself friends with strom thurman's son.at's south carolina politics. it's okay to say that people are decent human beings and wholeheartedly disagree with their politics. i don't see anything wrong with that. in fact, i like david and amanda. >> i would hope the president would take that issue. >> let me ask you briefly, david, because the president yesterday said there are members of congress who hate america. i mean, that's -- >> listen, this is a red meat speech for the base at cpac. this is a campaign event. >> but that was not a decent thing to say. >> no, it's not. i believe that, you know, everybody who serves in congress -- people who run for political office, love our country. >> of course, they do. >> you don't do it because you hate america. you do it because you love america. >> four decent people at this panel. thank you. >> five. >> i wasn't going to include myself. i appreciate it. there is one thing he's not turning his back on. a movie deal. >> long-time trump fixer michael cohen told congress this week he'

doesn't come out of one particular cultural economic racial ethnic framework that there are many thurman isms is that what you have seen in your work as you were director you were woman director sometimes but i also have to say more and more policymakers intersection intersectionality it's not always been. like that so it's helpful that more and more activists articulate this very clearly and more police to make embracing that because to be a feminist you must care about the whole woman for the full cycle of her life but also the different aspects of the woman's life so you can be a feminist and be homophobic be a feminist and not care about disability be be a feminist and be indifferent to issues of violence against women you have to care about the whole human being and everything that affects the women you can be a feminist and be a racist you have to be the full package is there a need to tailor. feminism based on the local culture based on where a patriarchal way of running society has been predominant how do you tailor policy when the patriarchy has been. has really been the fundame

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