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dr. gina start with you on that? >> i appreciate.nd is in psycheicology as you know. and what happened in the last 50 years of old feminism they try to say men and women are the same. your audience can look at you and i, and realize we are not the same. they had the american psychological association who wnÑó< along with it and said there is no difference between men and women. and it muddies the waters. she hit him, too. do we say that that is the same thing. no, he isç 200 pounds heavier there and i think there needs to be protection. harken back titanic, women and children first. on the subway today no seat for a women. there is a difference between them. i think we miss something when we understand there is a difference between equal and value and not necessarily sameness. equality and sameness are not the same thing. we are equal in worth and value but not the same. and the french say viva uovuñla difference. >> going back to what dr. gina said. we have to remember where our culture is going and where it is going in the past de

we're joined by dr. gina louden.gratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> you take on the idea that the democratic party is the party of women and women's issues and republicans something else. >> yes. >> why so? >> we've been told repeatedly that the feminists speak for women. interestingly, lou, only about 20% of women consider themselves feminists. this is going to blow your mind about 90% of working women, according to forbes, say they would like the option to stay home, that staying home has always been a goal of theirs, being able to stay home with their families. this is not what we hear from the media. when is the last time you heard the media say this or that you heard 90% of women agree on anything. but 90% of working women want to be home. we've been sold a pack of lies. >> you say want to be home. they want to have that option. >> they want that option. it's a luxury. >> what about -- i love this expression, reproductive rights? what about all of those issues that republicans for many women come down on

dr. ginathat. >> i appreciate that, governor, my background is in psychology as you know, what has happened over the last 50 years of old family in addition is they have tried to say men and women are the same. i'm sure your audience can look at us and realize that we're not the same, but they have tried to force this belief on the public, and they have had the american psychological association who has bought into this lock, stock and barrel and gone along with it. but the problem is it muddies the water, she hit him too in the ray rice case, do we say that's the same thing? i say no, because he's probably 200 pounds heavier than her and i think there needs to be protections for women. harken back to the titanic, it was women and children first. go on a subway today, they won't even give up their seat for a woman anymore. we need to go back to a day where the men get to be men and women because there is a divide between masculinity and femininity. >> i don't mean to be chauvinistic, but i do

and the french say viva uovuñla difference. >> going back to what dr. gina said.ber where our culture is going and where it is going in the past decades. i was an actress and i grew up in hollywood, and i saw the degradation of our culture. there is a culture of violence. it is like it is almost like it is okay. and looking in the nfl in a way, it is like, they swept it under the rug a bit like it didn't matter that much. but it does matter. no one should be allowed to hit a woman like that. and women need to stand up as welltv0k, and they need to dema respect as well. >> there has to be accountable for action and especially public figures. for decades, celebrities have gotten away literally with murder. and instead of punished, they are given reality shoes and rewarded for bad action. and there is a time- honored tradition in america, do not hit a woman ever. >> this is why the book is selling so well and people are reading what women really want. great to have you here. it is a pleasure. be sure to get their book, you are going to love it. the original soul man,

joining us now, dr. gina loudon. >> nice to be with you.: what is -- are we tong o to think of a o wife who was abused as she was who comes to defense of her husband so quickly, is there healing or different. >> we would love a happy ending to this story, statistic suggestion otherwise, he has abused her before, statisticly, and because we have seen he as abused her, he is likely to abuse her again, i am not a psycho theorist, psychotherapisy field -- i can tell you those in my field don't have good answers, we want to believe he can get treatment, and fix it. but st statisticly that not liky too happen, especially short-term. we have to look at ourselves in a mirror as a culture, saying what happened. i submit to you, this could go back to a feminist argument that women want to be the same as men, but you can't have to both ways. one in four women are likely to be abused in this manner in this country, but statistics about the same for men who are abused by women. i believe we should go back to the culture where women were protected by men

also with us, we have dr. gina louden. the co-host of the five, and television personality, we just had a baby boy, our good friend is with us. >> finally back in studio. >> boys love their mamas, that's for sure. >> what do women really want? >> what women really want, we have so sexualized this society, now sean, it's not -- this so called feminist movement of the 1970s, the old feminist movement wasn't about feminism at all, it was about the sexualization of women. that's basically what they've accomplished and hollywood has been their backup. >> here's the reality, say what you will, and i will say this, because kim and i are friends. people ask me about kim all the time, is she single? no, seriously. >> my girlfriend's in the hallway -- >> a picture with her. >> that does not happen to male anchors, it only happens -- seriously, i was at the convention with you last night, can i have a picture with kimberly? >> and it turns out you take good shots. >> yeah, i'm like a paid photographer. it's amazing. is that a bad thi

dr. gina murrell and loudon here. erie, pennsylvania. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning, i'm a conservative woman. i'm glad -- i hope your book is successful in getting women involved. i do want to bring up the point, though, i do think that the parties have completely agendas. and on many issues, you can't talk civilly. one of those. sacrament to the left. being pro-life is one of the highest priorities of most of the conservative women i know. when it comes to conservative social values, especially if you like balanced budgets, conservative women want he federal government to balance their budget b like they have to in their house holds. you guys ndering, did cover the benefits of marriage in your book? because it's so protective for individuals and for society. it's the number one anti-poverty tradition that is in this country. t drops the probability of child poverty back 82%. people coming from fatherless house holds have much more criminal behavior, school dropout rates. raditional families do make societies healthy. i hope you covered that in

ann marie, morgan and dr. gina join us now.t a lovely cover you have there. >> thank you. >> that was me. my aunt actually looked at this and she looked at me and said, which one of you is supposed to -- >> you hear all the time that executive women are intolerant. in this book, you have a new definition. >> yes. okay. they claim they're feminists. but what they actually are, they are sexualists. it has nothing to do with empowering women anymore. we earned the right to vote. we had equality in the workplace. if we don't, we can fight that on a one on one basis, but everything they're about now is kind of about from the head down. it has nothing to do with women's brains or their hearts. >> right. so morgan, would you say the left is tolerant as long as you agree with them 100%? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. i mean, we're getting to a point now where conservative women are afraid to speak out on anything. for instance, i talked to a lot of mothers about the common core issue. and they're a little bit afraid. they're a little h