charlemagne, the god, joins me.♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: oh, she sure does have the moves. handful of geritol. madonna says hillary clinton's election loss proves that women hate women, and now madonna is named billboard's 2016 woman of the year. she also said of the election, quote: it felt like someone died. i guess she's got that stupid fake accent. it felt like someone died, i really haven't had a good night's sleep. oh, good lord, there i am with sean penn. all right. good for you, madonna. she's only one of throngs of celebrities lamenting trump's election. there are, however, a few outliers in hollywood, kiss frontman gene simmons, mark wahlburg have said that celebrities need to stop whining about politics, so do celebrities have the right to complain, or is marky mark right? here to discuss, host of the breakfast club, charlemagne, the god. >> kennedy, my friend, what's happening? kennedy: madonna says women hate women, and that's why hillary clinton didn't get elected. that is a very mean and misogynystic thing to sa

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there any credence to the idea that it was chosen because it was the soul of france, going back to charlemagnee idea this is where france rose up? very relevant, very pertinent question. i would answer no. it became the sole of france because the battle took place there. the battle did not take lays there because it was the soul of france. place battle did not take there because it was the sole of france. falcon chaim claims that in the text of the memorandum that he is supposed to have written. he says the french would defend suchlace because it had great importance. that alone makes the memorandum suspicious. germanswhen the attacked in france said that it had to be defended because it is so symbolic. it did not have that status in 1916. it has it today and it had it in 19 of an but it did not have it in 1916. certainly, things had happened, if you wanted to choose a symbolic, soulful spot on the western front to attack, he would have been far better to take the cathedral full of the ghosts of 30 anointed french kings. that was a far more symbolic spot. better the braver answer. i think that

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