professor faces a backlash after joining the legal team of disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein. and canada's prime minister fights for his political life after his former attorney general says she was pressured to quash a high level corruption case. good morning a.t.m. for the first of march live from moscow. thanks for turning to us today hope you stay with us here for this world news update where venezuela is in the headlines first again no end in sight still for the political crisis there was both russian and u.s. draft resolutions of failed to pass at the u.n. . by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield maduro and his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people they're going to use them with us finally we have reached the culmination of the american workers created double standards show over venezuela we look forward to genuinely free and fair elections. and to a government that reflects the will and aspirations of the venezuelan people. today's vote is an excellent example of one of the veto rule is necessary for prote

organizations is that if you don't agree with me if you don't do something that i like yes harvey weinstein's crimes are regis granted but it's setting a precedent to say that if we don't like if we don't approve of what you've done then you're not worthy of the bill. right so no the united states. shooting range of the u.k. has been branded distasteful for allowing pictures of ice or bride to mean a beggar to be used as target practice the teenager notoriety of late after an interview in which he showed no remorse or regret about flee the syria which is a teenager whatever images used at the range now covered in bullet holes has been widely shared online reaction has been mixed in a society where hate and violence against muslims particularly muslim women is most prevalent on the rise it's deeply concerning that people requested an image of a real person as a shooting target it's clearly wrong to use photos of people as targets in a shooting they should stop why you're so worried about a traitor they're just plain again with her poster her eyes his friend starts to real human hands of behead

organizations is that if you don't agree with me if you don't do something that i like yes harvey weinstein's crimes are agree just granted but it's setting a precedent to say that if we don't like if we don't approve of what you've done then you're not worthy of the bill of rights and of the united states public for a picture of an broads uses a target practice and a tough road for us politician buddy saunders just a couple of stories ahead when i come back after this break. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest greed in truth to stand losing business you just the dance the right questions and the right answers. plus your. i gave of all of this is out international law from moscow with me kevin our next a shooting range in the u.k. has been branded distasteful for allowing pictures of ice or bride should mean a beggar to be used as target practice the teenager or adult recently after an interview in which she showed no remorse or regret about fleeing initially to syria one of her

ronald sullivan decided to join the legal team representing disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein and he says he's got more this friday. down with the dean how fed doesn't it catch these are just some of the angry slogans held by protesters on campus at harvard university why the meeting me if meant it to me to me to me to be to me to be pulled. only this time the accused has not been inappropriate towards women the rights lie with disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein has assembled his legal dream team he can afford the best and that includes a top harvard law school professor ronald sullivan he's tried to explain the simple right to a fair trial but the students are having none of it it's particularly important for this category of popular defendant to receive the same process as everyone else perhaps even more important to the degree we deny unpopular defendants basic due process rights we cease to be the country we imagine ourselves to be. he's got a point everyone accused of a crime is entitled to the best legal defense they can get even weinstein who isn't even the most not

there was a team of lawyers that harvey weinstein ended up with. they had proved less team than mutually repelling particles because they started pushing each other away and then contradicting each other. and so much of what followed in the aftermath was interesting because there were so many stories after that, and rightfully so, but that lawyers would call me for a person in the art industry or person in the music industry or person in some other industry, and i could almost script the opening line, and it always was, my guy is not harvey weinstein, and i always thought to myself -- i try to listen because that's important part of what die. that's not really the bar. [laughter] >> for any of you who watch the movie "the post," reporter are can tank rouse and obstreperous beau the lawyers at the weapons weapons and "new york times" the reporters loved them pause the lawyers were on their side and that movie made look like the lawyers were trying to stop everything in the pentagon papers. noted quite accurate and certainly not the norm. and so davi

harvey weinstein could be a horrible human being which he is.lso be deserving of legal defense, that is the system we have. it is important to have defense attorneys willing to do these jobs. they are not enviable but an important part of the legal system. you shouldn't lose your job because you are doing your job. shannon: california, to the other pond. to the west coast where there is a bill introduced in the legislature that says there will be no student dissections of any animals in k-12, not good for kids. peta says coming up the corpses of dead animals for crude biology lesson should be a thing of the past. it with school funds, exposes students and educators to formaldehyde and deprive students of education using advanced simulation that are familiar -- to. to cut it up animals. i didn't like doing this in high school. not anymore in california. >> you can always opt out on moral grounds, that has been available for a long time. from the article i read it doesn't seem this bill is out of committee and it might be a rogue legislator advoca

awards women the right side with disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein has assembled his legal dream team he can afford the best and that includes a top harvard law school professor ronald thirty seven he's tried to explain the simple right to a fair trial but the students are having none of it it's particularly important for this category of i'm popular defendant to receive the same process as everyone else perhaps even more important to the degree we deny unpopular defendants basic due process rights we cease to be the country we imagine ourselves to be. he's got a point everyone accused of a crime is entitled to the best legal defense they can get even weinstein who isn't even the most notorious to of sullivan's catalogue of controversial clients but some students have to have taken the cue from what would you rather have a client who committed a crime mahlum in say or malum prohibitum needs are the ones that. i would rather have a client he's innocent that being that of outrage you have failed the black women in this community not only as one of the few black faculty deans on cam

he joined the legal team of harvey weinstein and a number of student started to petition to get rid ofou really want one day to accept your diploma from someone who for whatever reason professional or personal believes it's okay to prominent of the me too movement? dean sullivan professional art not only upsetting but deeply trauma inducing. jessica, they say they don't want him to take certain clients. >> this dean represented aaron hernandez before harvey weinstein and last time i checked criminal defense attorneys defend criminals. i think you can have a conversation about the type of crimes he's taking on and it sounds like he is open to that conversation, but when you say trauma inducing and the person you are discussing has not been incredibly accused of sexual assault themselves, it seems a little ridiculous especially for graduate students. if some of these are law students from the south who do not understand what it is that you go to law school four. in the first place. >> shannon: and i know this is the kind of thing you cover all the time but the last couple of years there

of course is one of the leading voices to come out in 2017 with alleged allegations against harvey weinsteinovement then went viral in 2017. although it had been started earlier. so i asked her if she felt that the movement has had any impact. >> i'm always confused a little bit when the media calls it a movement because it made it -- i think it was a media thing that scared people, that made it seem like there's thousands of women in the street with pitch forks running after men, but that's really not the case. i have not seen any women in the streets with pitch forks recently, you know and for me it was just metoo is simply a shorthand to discuss something that was previously not able to really be publicly discussed. did this happen to you me, too. that's literally all sit the rest of it is just pressing a button on societal reset, which i think we definitely need to do and have done. and that's where i see it going. people ask me where do you see me there too going, as if again it's all these women in the street with pitch forks and now they're going to take a different street no we've do

since the harvey weinstein case. he wouldn't have his television show anymore. and all sorts of differences. it's important for us to think about it because the president and the women who have been around him in his life for the last two or three decades had participated in the sexualization of the actually the great thing for our daughters and role model. on the top the top insight. one would just be golden handcuffs. obviously that is an idiom. one of the insights that i take away from my research. all of his relationships sadly of implied emotional or actual blackmail. there not disclosure agreements. all of the two extra whites were muzzled in exchange for their money. that is why the insight. the sad thing about this president they all had to do with actual implied threats of blackmail. go ahead kate. go ahead kate. i had been reading a little bit about the golden handcuffs. this seems like a pointed, jaded book of opinions. and yet people. i think they are tactless. we need to work on some better things. isn't there better things that we can work on. >> i

do you think that that reckoning was waiting to happen and that harvey weinstein was merely a catalystas in other industries, these appalling incidents or even perhaps insidious waves of behaviour. i think the history of movies, you know, literature about movies, books about movies and the old studio systems or starlet systems or the fortunes of notjust actors but other participants definitely lets us understand that we now see numerous ways of behaving that simply were unacceptable. and i think as a society, we took a long time to get to think that there could be another way of talking about it, of listening to voices and maybe that needed to be heard and maybe whether it was him or something else, something else... human development does not go in a kind of steady curve. it usually hits something, some profound event occurs and then some breakthrough into another area of knowledge happens. so i think that in that sense, a moment, an incident, a person would inevitably be the tip of an iceberg that was due to break the surface. and so it happened in that particular way, but maybe it w

they are controversial, not least with philip green but also abroad with harvey weinstein. for keeping trade secrets and confidential information if someone leaves the company to work elsewhere, that is acceptable but what isn't is then being used to cover up what isn't is then being used to cover up illegal behaviour by senior executives in the company —like racism or homophobia, bullying or intimidation, discrimination, sexual harassment, groping, whatever. buying them off? sir philip green is alleged to have paid seven figure sums to his staff, all well and good if you're happy for that to be covered up and you want the money but in future you can still go to the police and report illegal activity. if you think across corporate culture how many ndas have been signed in all stratus of society and whether they can tear these up, this could potentially be a really big story. it will be interesting to see the detail and how much power people will have to go back and reopen ndas. how much power people will have to go back and reopen ndasi how much power people will have to go

hash tag went global last year when white actresses in hollywood made it very famous against harvey weinstein and other producers and famous people in the entertainment industry i took the kind of like the challenge that need to present to patriarchy by telling patriarchy that you are abusing male dominance and you're abusing that power to han women and girls and as a woman of muslim descent i launched hash tag most need to i heard that a pakistani woman who to be khan was sexually assaulted during a pilgrimage to mecca the holiest site for muslims and i connected it to my own sexual assault which happened in one thousand easy to do in pilgrimage in mecca and i launched hash tag most me to to ask fellow muslim women to share their only their own stories to expose sexual assault in muslim sacred space so that we could say we as muslim women will expose sexual violence against us and we will not allow any religion or any society or any culture to silence women because the abuses of patriarchy must be fought everywhere monon your opinion briefly if you can what are the biggest challenges still s

potential to be however when we do get caught up in the sensationalization of the stories regarding harvey weinstein because there are so shocking they're so jarring to the conscious that people just want to know what's happening but that's what she did and unfortunately women who have been suppressed with their you know what they're what they've experienced these traumatizing experiences they're coming forward because they finally have the chance to be heard and we should not take this opportunity away this is the first time that many women have had a chance to be hurt and it's very freeing whether you want to see or so. as a victim or survivor is not the point the point is that women were silent and they were believed and that critical moment and we we should allow these women to have that moment and just very very quickly jennifer could i ask you then those rich and powerful men who are either falsely accused or otherwise couldn't they use their power to their influence in order to do as recess to educate rather than make it all about. oh well and i think that many are that doesn't mean that they

and harvey weinstein and if it's ok to listen to the music of our kelly.allegations against that singer. —— r kelly. i personally believe you can enjoy the creative products of individuals without necessarily endorsing or subscribing to the beliefs and the behaviours that they engaged in. sian, do you agree? yes, i think you have to separate the man in the music all the women in the music. in this case, i saw some of the documentary. i don't think the allegations are proved. there were these two, now adults, alleging very serious things that happen to them, they say, when they were children, with michaeljackson. there are other now adults who spent time with him as children and they say nothing happen to them. i think the case is not conclusively proved against michaeljackson. ok, let's go on to the sunday mirror. knife crime has been dominating the headlines for days and days. sian, the sunday mirror's headline is expose the sick trade in superhero knives... another angle on the whole knife crime story. this is cut—price weapons, branded with superhero lo

sterling, montenegro, luis suarez years ago, and of course, from a discriminatory point of view, harvey weinsteinomophobic. we have to tackle the cause of it, and causes what we have been wrongly told about different groups of people for the last 300 years, and we continue to see it. so therefore the narrative thatis see it. so therefore the narrative that is used in terms of jamaican drug dealers, nigerian gangs, muslim groomers, this gives us a negative perception of those groups of people. and also, when we then have a white, blonde haired, blue—eyed terrorist who kills 50 people in zealand, and the headline is cute blonde boy turns into a muscular, and no—one sees that that influences the perception we have of blonde boys... the headlines on bbc news: mps prepare to take part in a series of votes tomorrow to try and find an alternative to theresa may's brexit deal that the house of commons can support. uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards england players during their euro 2020 qualifier victory last night. jack shepherd, convicted o

as in documentaries about harvey weinstein, roger ailes, and musician r.he will people being accused have always held the power. and the fact some of these victims are now speaking up, it's time to hear their story. one of those stories apoors in hbo's new film that alleges michael jackson molested them as boys. they spoke with gale king. >> as michael started doing the sexual acts, he started talking about we love each other and this is how we love each other and this is how we show each other our love. >> reporter: not surprising michael jackson's family gives this a thumbs down. they're suing hbo for a half million dollars and they're suing because they're not in it. isn't it supposed to be balanced? you never even talk toads us. do they have a point? >> i think everybody has a point. but aren't necessarily under any kind of obligation to present anything other than a particular point of view. it's story telling from a particular perspective with a particular goal. >> a lot of people think a documentary is truth. but i think there's a difference between

they tried to kill a story about harvey weinstein sexual assaults and then they lied about that too.ast fall when the creepy lawyer was making wild gang allegations against brett kavanaugh, nbc news knowingly sat on evidence that would have cleared cavanaugh's name but didn't really say it. if chuck schumer and demanded the united states and tomorrow, the walloons are the real threat. whatever it takes. hours after robert mueller deflated the russia hoax, nancy pelosi demanded the press corps to start covering health care. so cnn immediately scrapped its entire lineup. the next day, every show on cnn from six in the morning until midnight, every single one without any exception repeated democratic talking points about obamacare. these are not journalists, their faithful servants of the democratic party. it might be easier if they all admitted it. chris plante hosts a radio show, "look chris plante show." how exactly what this happen. the mechanics are confusing to me. how would they know that he was working on the story? >> someone at the dnc said, i got the scoop and i'm going to ra

kelly, harvey weinstein, you know, bill cosby, i mean, you know, any one of these men, matt lauer, nobody the sort of cultural impact that michael jackson has had. michael jackson is responsible for, like, i would say 30% of the music that we've gotten since michael jackson. is. >> >> so how do you separate the man accused of these allegations and his music? what are people who love michael jackson and the music, what are they supposed to do with this information? >> that's the question you always ask in these situations. what do you do with the work the person has made and how do you separate that from the horrible thing the person has done? i mean, i am not going to sidestep that question. i think it's impossible to answer, for one thing. in the case of michael jackson, what do you do? i am going to get on the subway later and somebody will be playing guitar and it's billy jean. this person doesn't know about this documentary and doesn't want to know. so i feel like that question, the real question to ask is how do we prevent things like this from happening again. i think the real quest

on harvey weinstein -- >> and paris his daughter. she said chill out. why are you so uptight about?m mind is more logical than asking without rage. it feels better to mellow out with smoke weed. chill-ex my dudes. that's a cry for help. michael jackson is not my speed. he is mostly considered great. the problem is his music is so good, how do you walk away from it for generations? >> so whether you like it or not matters? >> but there is no way you will get rid of it. it's so elite. so great by musical experts. he made such an impact over the course of 4 decades. how do you get rid of all of that? that's a heck of a dumpster fire. >> when you look at r.kelly. black radio stations are say are not running it. it's popular music. but what he did to black women is so awful, they can't tolerate it. i think it may be people taking responsibility. >> there is no question -- you could be repulsed by the actions of these artists. what i am saying there are certain people like r.kelly hasn't been found guilty yet. they dropped kevin spacey from house of cards. i don't know where this goes. ro

times in the days just following "the new york times" investigation into disgraced film producer harvey weinsteinored burke alongside house speaker nancy pelosi, academy award nominated director dube nay and author of "the handmaid's tale" for breakthroughs in women's empowerment and rights. tirana, a great friend of this show, joins me now. thank you for being with us >> thank you for having me. >> from my hometown of toronto. your work is never done. in the last couple of days we heard about martha mcsally, united states senator, fighter pilot, a person who is a hero in every sense of the world, even in traditionally male concepts of a hero, coming out saying she was raped in the military by a senior officer. that is an area we have not seen the amount of growth in as perhaps we should, given the me too movement. >> absolutely. i think stories like hers -- we will continue to see stories like her come out as people like her come forward. the beautiful thing about me too is it encompasses the inspire spectrum of sexual violence and allows people who have experienced it in various ways to come fo

. >> you're talking about the harvey weinstein. >> harvey weinstein. the trump kids.j vance is not our friend. and so when you look at these charges, my first read were like okay, these are sufficiently different than what he was charged in federal court to avoid a fifth amendment total jeopardy issue. but in new york state's double jeopardy law is much more district than the federal standard. new york state is actually better to defendants than the federal standard requires them to be. and so really it is difficult to charge people for acts arising out of the same set of circumstances. and it is unclear if each of these 16 charges would survive a double jeopardy appeal. there is talk in new york state when changing that law to whatever, but even if we change the law -- >> it won't pertain. yeah. and you didn't know if he did the homework it make sure that the charges will sd will stick was like look at me, look at me. >> and you also have rick gates whose sentencing was put off for the umpteenth time which makes you think he is just giving more and more stuff. anyway

have to figure out how to have a real conversation about these things so we understand why a harvey weinsteinould have a documentary or a film still at sun dance. we have to have a real conversation so we understand why does it take so long for people to lose their opportunities when they kept so many women from so many others. we have to be able to have the tough aspects of this conversation because there are many of us, many included, who can be a hypocrite when it comes to this very thing. we're not going tto be able to until we're real about it. >> you're so right. about this should be this way, until you know the person involved and there's a little bit of nuance. i appreciate your honesty on that. that's one of the reasons why we love to have you. i know it. i know it. before i let you go, i wanted to ask you about the news from the dnc, how they just announced their annual convention will be b in milwaukee. as in wisconsin. as in the very state hillary clinton negleeglected in 2016. thoughts. >> i think democrats have really far to go and it's not just with reaching out to rural white

. >> tucker: i notice a theme here with avenatti, and harvey weinstein and many presidential candidates. what about the democratic party and their hand maidens attract them to the worst people in the world? it's always the unusually bad people that they wind up celebrating. why is that? >> well, i think it's to do something that alan dershowitz was talking about earlier today. once you decided on the outcome, you're actively invested in the outcome. it an old fleet street chat. i love sex scandals. for the sex. the minute stormy daniels was presented as a campaign finance reform, that is the least interesting sex i've ever heard about. that is a fetish that only democrats and the media can get into. the idea that nothing else is going -- seems to be clear enough in the russia collusion thing, we don't we merge it with stormy daniels by making this a campaign finance reform infraction? that's a losing proposition for anyone other than cnn. >> tucker: such a good point. i can say this sincerely, he really was creepy. in all the years i worked with our stage manager, the only time i've see

while it doesn't may not meet the standard of, say, a harvey weinstein or the multiple allegations againstand the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct, it certainly is, obviously, isn't good for him. >> yeah. it's interesting that you point out that franken comparison because senator kirsten gillibrand is still getting harsh responses from senate democrats about her handling of that back in 2017. julian, to you. democrats holding themselves to a higher standards on issues like this. we have heard from senator warren, we have heard from former secretary castro. do you expect we will have to hear from the rest of the field moving forward? >> i expect you will because it's not simply about biden and this one incident. it's the first presidential primary in the post me too movement and these issues have been elevated from the personal conduct of officials to the broader issues of sexual harassment and such. so i think candidates want to speak about this. it's not all political. it's also part of the principle arguments democrats are trying to make and, again, this field that we alre

he hires harvey weinstein's crisis control people and that he hires, the attorney who works for cnn whoas michael jackson's attorney and to his chris brown's attorney. a man who made a career getting and wife beaters off the hook and then we realized that not only did he grow up in a communist household, he also works with kamala harris. she was one of the first democrats to jump on this, this obvious hoax to use it to advance her own political agenda and also on the other side of the political spectrum, you have kim fox. you have kim fox who kamala harris, she was her mentor. kim fox his campaign was funded by george soros and we know this now. all it takes was a phone call from the obama's merger trapped is prosecution. this is the reason why president trump won and this is the reason why president trump will won again. not because russians are hiding in your cereal bowl and not because there are and white supremacists, this level of corruption. this evil level of corruption that everybody sees and people may be dismayed by this, but i don't think they will be displayed on november 20

was she friends with bill clinton and harvey weinstein but whatever. she cares about women. yet now gillibrand faces accusations that she mishandled a sexual harassment situation inside her own office. trace gallagher is on that story tonight. >> most damaging to kristin gillibrand a former senator knows exactly what happens in her office and is fully aware of all complaints. in other words, gillibrand, who is an outspoken supporters of the #metoo movement and called out senator al franken and bill clinton is being accused of turning a blind eye to sexual misconduct in her own office. last july a female staffer accused a 34-year-old, gillibrand's military advisor of unwanted advances and sexist remarks. three weeks after the staffer filed the complaint she resaid the man retaliated against her and the office failed to question staff members who would have could rob rated her story. >> her allegations did not rise to sexual harassment. but we did find evidence of derogatory comments. >> but no action was taken until "politico" broke the story and then malik was fired and ann

he's not going to do that well unless we are running harvey ryan stain on 's harvey weinstein on our. [laughter] >> steve: that's an idea! >> jessica: the threshold is not lower with candidates to get through. you talking about -- kamala harris is getting a lot of enthusiasm. there are reports out this morning that joe biden may be jumping in. >> melissa: oh, please. >> jessica: once he is and you will see more clearly where the field is. >> kennedy: we have more words with more people in a moment. "outnumbered" continues. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. by using the powerful va home loan benefitcash we've earned with our service. the newday va cash out loan can help you get over 50,000 dollars to pay off the credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and reduce your payments by over 500 dollars a month. and since newday's been granted automatic

want, but what i'm telling you is that this is like michael cohen selling truth serum or like harvey weinsteinto keep your daughter safe. it is like the 180 degree opposite of everything they have done. i find this to be one of the most deliciously kind of ironic stories from the technology world in a very long time. >> dave, i love your comparisons. kristina partsinevelos here. if we are going to talk about, he gave an interview within the past several hours and talked about the platform and it's going to be end-to-end encryption, they won't be able to store your data anymore. we know that's a big deal because advertisers want to be able to target you with that data. do you think there's an opportunity for facebook in the near future to use these platforms for other things like buying and payments? >> sure. yeah. look, there's a business underneath there for sure. i think he's one of the brilliant business guys in american history. i'm not disputing that he's right if they could do it. but there's 100 of these examples. it is like the guys at juul showing up saying hey, we are in the respirat

in a backlash against law professor ronald sullivan who agreed to sit on th the defe team of harvey weinstein comfortable being taught by the professor. harvard is condoning this, instead of forcing students to understand bed rock principles, such that everyone is entitled to an attorney. >> miss to the southern poverty law center, a liberal group that started out good going after the you ku klux klan but is turned into a group that calls conservatives anybody racist and extremist and so forth. it lost libel suits on that. it recently fired its co-director and -- or director and co-founder and the president stepped down because of accusations of racial bias, sexual discrimination. look, if they had any dea decen, they would shut it down. it has a 300 endowment. >> nancy pelosi said it would be a good idea to reduce the voting age to 16 years old. i thought 18 was a bad idea. it was probably a fraud yen slip when she said i think it's important to capture kids while in high school. >> paul: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, i

was she friends with bill clinton and harvey weinstein? asked. whatever, she cares about women.librand faces accusations that she mishandled, greatly mishandled, a sexual-harassment situation and sent her own office. trace gallagher is on that stor story. >> most damaging to kirsten gillibrand is at a former staffer says the senator knows exactly what happened in her office and is fully aware of al complaints. in other words, gillibrand, an outspoken supporter of the me too movement, and who called out former senator al al frankn and bill clinton, is now turning a blind eye to sexual misconduct in her office. last year, the there was an accusation of unwanted advances and sexist remarks. three weeks after the young staffer filed the complaint, she resigned. saying she had retaliated against her and that the office failed to question staff members who would have corroborated her story. gillibrand says the matter was investigated. watch. >> her allegations did not rise to sexual harassment. we did find evidence of derogatory comments. >> but no action was taken until politico wrot

a backlash against law professor ronald sullivan who agreed to sit o on the defense team of harvey weinsteinsaying they don't fel comfortable being taught by a professor who condones sexual assault. harvard is not forcing its students to understand bedrock principles like the factnt that everyone is entitle entitled to an attorney. >> paul: bill? >> this is a group a liberal group that started out good going after the kkk but is morphed into a group that is called conservatism or racist, and extremists and so forth. its lost some suits on that and while itel turns out it has its problems of its own it recently fired its co-director or director and co-founder and now the president has stepped down because of accusations of racial bias, sexual discrimination and if they had any decency they would shut the whole thing down but it has a $300 million endowment. >> paul: dan: >> i'm giving a miss to nancy pelosi who said it would be a good idea to reduce the voting age to 16 years old. i thought 18 was a bad idea but she said i think it's really important to capture kids when they are in high scho

sterling and montenegro, john curry yea rs sterling and montenegro, john curry years ago, and harvey weinsteinfrom the leigh was homophobic. we have to tackle the cause and we have been wrongly told about people for the last 300 yea rs. told about people for the last 300 years. therefore, the narrative that is used for the media and terms of jamaican, drug dealers, adjourn again, and muslim groomers, this gives us a negative perception of those groups of also when we then have white, blonde haired blue—eyed terrorists who killed 50 people, and the headline is cute blonde boy turns into a mass killer and nobody sees that influences the perception we have our blonde boys from a positive point of view, that is a problem. hang on. sorry to interrupt. i'm sure he can act as the saying this they probably generated by the media, are you? —— i'm sure you're not saying. not just. 0r course not just i'm sure you're not saying. not just. 0r course notjust but it is perpetuated by the media. i will use that as an example. i had a conversation when i made the point of the headline that said cute blonde boy

. >> do you ever think whatook long for anything to be done about -- not just harvey weinstein, but theas so solidified, it felt like there was nothing you could ever do. >> it was the way it was. >> it was the way it was and it was about how do i navigat around this to not get fired, not get in trouble. i actually think it needed to happen in this chris cal mass kind of way, culturally everything that happened neehad to en. our examples for when a woman had spoken out aut this in the past were really not a good outcome for the woman for most part. so for whatever reason, it was time. it was time. >> these days paltrow's time is spent growing her booming business and keeping up wh two teenagers. >> do you have another mountain you're looking to climb? >> no, i think i'v got my hands full right now. we have a lot going on at goop. i'm not looking for a new mountain to climb. i might fall over and die. >> you've alrea summited. you're good. >> yeah, we're good. >> i'mtruck by how open she is about her life. >> she was. it was really interesting. it's funny. they said that conscious uncoup