what do you see as camille paglia's role in that?len: well, she talked in the , in the clip you just gave, about feminism. i think that is one reason why a lot of political conservatives really like her because she was a slashing enemy of the second wave feminists. it was wonderful to see her take them down and her line, she saw them as uptight. but i think that is a case where conservatives have thought "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." that is not really the case with camille paglia. she is a pro-sex feminist, she calls herself. it was very effective when she was trying to take down the second wave. led her to be naÏve, in her own way, about what would happen in the aftermath of sexual liberation. she has said she loves pornography, she loves prostitution, because she thinks they are liberating. but however that may have looked to her from the perspective of the 1970's, for a millennial growing up in time of streaming video, we live in the most porn -saturated generation in all of human history. that's not an exaggeration. it h

susan: the next of the six profiles i'm going to highlight is camille paglia. who is she?elen: she has a humble professor. she is a public intellectual of the kind that is rather old-fashioned today. there are not that many celebrity professors. she is one of the last ones. she burst onto the scene in the 1990's with a book called sexual personae, which became a best-selling phenomenon. that is a testament to her rhetorical power. she is really inventive and when she ventured into punditry and started weighing in on day-to-day culture in addition to her academic work, she made herself a celebrity commentator quite deservedly because she is a really brilliant writer. susan: so what is your critique of her? helen: if you were to look at the accomplishment of her, probably her greatest one is the idea that popular culture is just as legitimate a subject of academic inquiry as the great classics. that was really an uphill battle for her in the 1990's when she was saying madonna is just as legitimate a subject for me to be thinking about as a professor as milton. but, i think t

the effects which she notices don't cause a second thought or a second thinking so tell us about camille >> i'm so glad my affection for her came through the left watching her she is a great public intellectual and there are that many great left right now but a lot of the conservatives because they are liberal on their side and it is true with the campus feminist in the 19 nineties this was the era of take back the night marches that the campus and social crisis and then behaving recklessly by going to a frat party then going super drunk that never even mentions the things that women can do to modify the behavior that is the feminist solution and without hard-nosed realism i was much as a feminist as anybody and the irony is that is clarified as she was looking at the feminist position camille has not been so clear eyed about her own position. she has always characterized herself as a feminist i love prostitution and pornography. but i as a conservative almost want to echo her complaints that says to liberate everybody's will be those speaking of the me to - - #metoo movement what i see

camille.multuous climate in the us as embodied by the recent attacks on january sixth, committed - by americans at the capitol. will president biden need to focus on domestic issues before even i attending to foreign policy? we've slightly touched on that. but let's go to you, richard. let me give you two answers. one is one should think of domestic and foreign policy as two sides of one coin, and that coin is national security. so the two are actually need to be done together and need to be integrated. and i think you'll see that. second of all, you don't have the luxury when you're president basically saying to the rest of the world, hey, world, wait, just hang out for a while while we sort ourselves out, out. and when we're ready, we're going to go rejoin the world. it doesn't work that way. so i think from the get go, the biden administration will have to focus internally and focus on foreign policy. i just think the balance giving covid given what happened onjanuary sixth, given our infra

let's camille and marlon. you both -- you look incredible.nged yourself and said we'll get healthy and lose weight. you lost a combined 189 pounds and now you're both runners. how does the success make you both feel? >> it feels absolutely amazing. >> amazing. >> it just feels so good to be able to do this with my wife and she's just been such a supportive part of this for me and this has been amazing just to be able to do this and be successful and something we've always wanted to do? yes, having each other has been the best part of this entire journey. >> it has. >> camille, could you have done it alone. did you need one another? if you have a teammate or somebody with you, how much better or easier that makes it. >> oh, yes, it makes it a lot better. i try to diet, yo-yo dieting so many times prior to our journey but having him with me has been the best part. we do everything together. we don't let each other fail. if i don't feel like working out he's like, come on. we can do this so that's been the best part of this entire journey. >> ex

so, camille. >> that you do, geoff. a reminder for everyone watching whether that's through our facebook live stream or through our youtube stream. thank you for all of you who have submitted questions and if you haven't, please feel free to do so in the comment section. so, our first question here. how is chinese communism different from soviet communism? is it due to ideology something else? >> yes. as i tried to point out, chinese communism is amalgam that were emerging in europe. but it was melded in such a way to fit the chinese circumstance and that sort of reminiscent of the tiping rebellion where this young man basically declares himself a king and jesus christ's younger brother. an ability to morph an ideology exists. so, i argue that there is a huge difference between the soviet union and the way it was born and grew and the communist party of china and the way communist china grew. and part of it was stalin was not a big fan of mao's. and when mao first traveled outside of china and went to russia, up to the

so now what i like to do is go inside, and camille if you would take us inside, okay so one of the most visited places in the library, is the grave site. this is where both president and mrs. reagan are buried. and it is a very peaceful, very stately, and they wanted to be buried so they could look out and if you turn around and look towards the ocean you can see the ocean. it is a very very beautiful tribute to both of them. and now i think we will go inside, so this is kind of the entrance gallery, and the presidential seal and brass on the floor, and that wonderful portrait of the president, with that beautiful smile, and off to the left in the back there you can see the only statue, that i know of that depict both president and mrs. reagan. so if you go to the next slide, you will see that we have an oval office, and what's a presidential library without an oval office. but a funny story, about this is because when the president wanted to have a full scale oval office, and when they decided on the design, it was going to be the outside this santa barbara mission style. well the arch

>>they priced camille was worked out with our restaurants to be reasonable compensation that you know leave some profit for the restaurant because after all they're trying to to keep them in business after 10 weeks the city hopes to keep the program running with help from online donations that will raise from the public. >>the goal is to maintain the program through june you still got to pay your rent, your utilities your insurance taxes. i mean. >>they're the you know get a break from that because there's a pandemic and a growing number of people are rationing food every day. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news all right, let's check on our weather forecast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by to let us know >>alright, couple of scattered light showers around the bay area today just kind of floating by nothing to have really really not much measurable out there but certainly. drop sunday picked up by your doppler radar out there tonight. you've got a lot of clouds continuing to move across our skies. a chance of a few more scattered light showers kind of winding down now most

who is really part of one of france's powerful families she's part of the french leave her name is camille krishna and she has father was a french politician and her stepfather. she was a he is a political commentator he's a constitutional specialist in this book she accuses her stepfather of sexually abusing her twin brother when they were just 14 and as a result of this book they are allegations that she's made in the book olivia hasn't faced a trial. yet but as a result he is he stepped down from a position at a top university in france and a president mccrone is promising to listen to the victims and survivors of abuse and in the video message he put out heaves really on the side of the victims wanting to listen to them more as a take a listen to his sound bite that was going to be some of you have been freed of a burden of shame that you have carried for too long because you wanted to be free but sometimes has a tainted i just want to tell you that if we are here we are listening to you he will never be alone again we believe you. were caught well tell us a little bit more about how t

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>>they priced camille was worked out with our restaurants to be reasonable compensation that you know leave some profit for the restaurant because after all trying to to keep them in business after 10 weeks the city hopes to keep the program running with help from online donations that will raise from the public. >>the goal is to maintain the program through june you still got to pay your rent, your utilities your insurance taxes. i mean. >>they're the you know get a break from that because there's a pandemic and a growing number of people are rationing food every day. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>next on kron 4 news at 8 the latest on heightened security at the u.s. capitol here after the fbi warns of potentially dangerous protests, not only in washington d c but also in cities across the u.s. talking about all 50 states plus a new investigation tonight after that flint water scandal, the big name now being charged in connection with michigan's lead contaminated water crisis and prop 22 member that won the ballot measure that passed last november classify gig workers as indepen

camille. >> john we will give it a few more seconds. again we encourage everyone if you are watching on our youtube stream or facebook, don't be shy, we're ready for the questions. all right. here comes our first one. what did you mean about -- in regards to boy george. >> lloyd george was a pugnacious watchman. he was a competitive guy. if you read anything about lloyd encourage he's the perfect guy to having control in a war. ruthless. uncompromising. so i use the word rascal may be pregnancies is a better word. maybe uncompromising is a better world but he could be very emotional and very ruthless. and he was certainly underwriting the attitudes of the -- admiral williams as well as the first board of the admiralty, walter long. >> our next question. in terms of relative expenditure, how did the 1916 navy act compared to the two ocean navy act of 1940. >> the two acts are very, very similar. of course the two ocean navy act will dwarf the 1916 act. it is probably the biggest naval building act in the mid history of mankind. the navy

>>they priced camille was worked out with our restaurants to be reasonable compensation that you knowve some profit for the restaurant because after all they're trying to to keep them in business after 10 weeks the city hopes to keep the program running with help from online donations at a raise from the public the more support we have from the public the more meals will be able to buy the is to maintain the program. >>all kron 4 news. >>next at 3.30 in its final days, the trump administration plans to ramp up covid-19 distribution efforts. we'll have the story from washington d c. and president trump travels to alamo texas near the mexican border to visit and defend his signature wall. plus one north bay city calling on data from the county and the governor as to why they cannot resume outdoor dining will have a live report with more on bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senio

thank you very much, camille, for giving me this opportunity to do things kind of a new way. so i'm really looking forward to this. but i'm really glad that you can join us together, wherever you might be. and we'll try to make this worth your while. next year will be the 100th anniversary of the washington naval arms conference. i'll talk about that a little bit at the end of the lecture tonight. but that was a great turning point, a great milestone in the history of arms limitation and arms reductions and arguably that really got its start at versailles in 1918 and 1919. so we're going to kind of pull some of those things together. but, yeah, we're coming up on the 100th anniversary of the institution of arms control agreements, international law, and the international rules set that -- to some degree is in danger today. all right. let's talk about the naval battle of versailles a little bit. i'll move a little slower than i normally do. i like to wander around a little. it occurred at the versailles peace conference, but in terms of location, most of the activity we're goi

camille. >> john, we will give it a few more seconds.rage everyone if you're watching on our youtube stream, on facebook, do not be shy. we are ready for the questions. here comes our first one. a little bit of humor behind this one i think. it asks, what did you mean about rascal in regards to lloyd george? >> yeah. lloyd george was a pugnacious guy, that means he was a competitive guy. -- combative guy. >> he's the perfect guy to have an control in a war. he's ruthless and uncompromising. i use the word rascal, maybe pugnacious is the better word, maybe uncompromising is the better word, but he could be very emotional and very ruthless. and he was certainly underwriting the attitudes of the first sea lord, admiral weems, as well as the first load -- lord of the admiralty. >> our next question. in terms of relative expenditure, how did the 1916 navy act compared to the two ocean navy act of 1940? >> yeah. the two acts are very similar. of course, the to know -- the two ocean navy act will dwarf the 1916 act. it's probably the biggest na

names like white league, the white liners, the red shirts, the rifle clubs, the knights of the white camillesupremacists, that is a free-floating network rather than a centralized organization, so you chop off one head and then another one springs up. it's like a monster with many heads. and i suspect this is going to be a battle of many months and probably many years to get these groups under control. >> nikole, given the sweep of everything we just talked about and how this is something we've been through in this country, how confident are you that we can survive this iteration of the explosion of white supremacy, especially since it was given a big push by soon-to-be former president of the united states? >> yeah, i try not to ever make predictions but what i will say is the instinct to move on, to reconcile, to have unity is going to be very strong. if we see any lessons from that from history, that almost always comes at the expense of black equality. i do think we need to be very concerned about what reuniting with people who are willing to overthrow our democracy in terms of -- in the

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as you know, this camille strongly believes look importance of the work of the inspector general committee. members of this community introduce the security act concerning actions taken by the trump administration and i hope this committee takes up that legislation in this new congress. at this hearing, it is important we talk about your plans for securing the country from existing threats as well as those we have not yet imagined should you be confirmed. you and i have had a good conversation about those challenges as well and i look forward to that dialogue. ultimately, i believe this hearing is about ensuring strong, effective and ethical leadership of the critically important and sprawling department of homeland security. now the third largest agency of the federal government. leadership is required. i now turn to senator peters for his opening statement. sen. peters: thank you, senator portman and senator johnson for convening the hearing. i appreciate that. our nation is facing serious threats and challenges at an unprecedented level and i appreciate your willingness to work in a bip

watching at home was camille, who decided to go against the prime minister's advice and keep her childn't know what to do — which is why government advice is so important, right? we shouldn't have been in this position as parents to have to make these decisions on our own. we've been piling on 50,000+ cases a day, day in, day out, close to... you know, a quarter of a million cases in the last week. and, quite frankly, it's kind of disgusting that we had to make those decisions at an individual level and the government's inaction has cost so many lives. just 35 hours after saying it was safe for parents to send kids in... schools may nonetheless act as vectors for transmission. primary schools, secondary schools and colleges across england must move to remote provision from tomorrow. you're furious, glenn. yeah! i really... more than i thought i'd be. because this wasn't something that was unforeseen, this wasn't something that came along and hit us out of the blue. this is something that everybody has known for a long, long time. glenn will now home—school his four children while juggl

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