back to her point, chatgpt famously said it would not miss gender our friend kaitlyn jenner to avert war. that would be considered such an affront it would risk making the war happen. do you think it really means that or do you think it could convince chat gpt to misgender kaitlyn if they thought she was a republican >> kat: i actually think the second one is true. unfortunately this is not new. politicians making laws or controlling technology without knowing how to log into facebook. kind of reminds me of, i don't know, politicians wanting to ban ar-15s who think that stands for assault rifle even ifs. they make laws about things and issues that they don't know anything about all time. it's like if you or i come into work hungover it's like maybe we're a little slow, everything's fine. if they do it all our rights get taken away. it should be talked about more than it is. i'm grateful though that ai could never have written my book. >> jimmy: there it is. there it is! >> kat: because a robot could never have a chapter 5. >> jimmy:. >> jimmy: love this. do you believe or believe wit

kaitlyn jenner has said it, other people have said it, i believe it to be true as well.nd i'm trying to think why set back women so much here? why are they so passionate about this one issue? >> this question i don't -- this is something i'm trying to understand. there's so much contributing to the eraser of women whether it be changing language. i mean it's now offensive to use the term mother it's birthing person and it's not breast feeding it's chest feeder. so what's going on with the language? there's so much that's erasing women. now how this isn't something that affects men. now how there's not going to be a biological womener trans men who will compete against the men. and i can tell you why that is it's because a female can never be competitive with the men, especially at the elite level. so this whole ban, what the biden administration is trying to do by rewriting title nine, it only affects women and affects women in a negative way. >> sean: at the beginning of the show, i showed a question on capitol hill today, it was a simple question, can you define what a

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the little bit because i think ther is such a thing as gender dysmorphia and i recently lunch with kaitlynd we had great time, and who did? >> i did. >> well then he is a woman. [cheers and applause] >> we had an interesting conversation about gender dysmorphia, there's there is also a real difference between s sex an gender and i'm glad tha some, but he wants to quantify that. there are advantages you get when you go through puberty as mel. if you're not going to protect women, then if i were out women's volleyball coach at a college, i would just be lookin for dudes in pink and may be like that here he styles and guys in pearls and say hey, hav you ever thought about a d1 scholarship. everything's going to be paid for we just need some dudes, some people on the front line who can spike the living daylights out of a ball and you get college paid for a. >> we're a guy, i would absolutely do that. >> guy can get into the college of the he declares himself non- binary and get a scholarship to play volleyball. at a women's college. >> wait to come up with a trans phobic movie. >> i will only

we've had complaints over the years and both these, we have discussed with may and kaitlyn in the past and we have taken a variety of steps to do our best to mitigate any concerns because we, too, take it very seriously. my fellow commission may be good to hear about what we have done, so some things we have done to mitigate this, we have aimed the musicians and speakers away from the residential units, so the residential units are behind the speakers. we don't allow any speakers that aim in multiple directions. we have moved the band or performer further down the block where we understood to be away from the residential complaint. there's one person that we were aware or pretty sure we're confident where they were so we moved them further down the block. now, we've put the music to the very end of the market and in front of a used office building, so music aimed away from the building. the music literately can't be heard at the other end of the market and we're a small market. recently, this is the result of a conversation, may and dylan, we purchased a sound meter and we are training

kaitlyn, thank you so much for all your help, especially in the transition from my partner elizabeth who just had her second child. all we are try toog do is extend the hours in which we can play soft ambiant music for the two outdoor tables to cover the entire operating hours of business. that is pretty much it. (indiscernible) we dont have a roof top bar. [laughter] >> just want to say i'm a huge fan of proposition chicken and i was so sad when you moved from your old location out to california street because i was no longer within the delivery range, but sometimes still figure how to make it work. i was a regular at southpaw and followed the proposition chicken and ordered a lot of proposition chicken over the last 3 years, so thank you. and i highly recommend the fried chicken salad. congratulations on being our first fpass perm applicant. >> thank you. thanks for putting all that in the record. i appreciate it. >> very welcome. happy to talk at length how much i love proposition chicken. [laughter] >> i was going to say i got really hungry from the announcement, so sad there is

congratulations and just follow up with kaitlyn and maggie at your earliest convenience. thank you for coming in. next. >> the final permit on the agenda this evening is for place of entertainment permit for music city hotel located at 135 flee bush street. this is a unique business which house multiple recording studios, hotel (indiscernible) the applicant is apply frg the poe permit for the -consist of musical performance such as bands, dj and possibility of comedy act. (indiscernible) article 29 once the instillation of the sound system is complete. sent a letter to the residential and commercial neighbors all of which included in the file. there is no opposition for this permit and sfpd, northern station did not have added conditions. here today is april lacy and director of operations alvy adams. >> i'll bring you in shortly to be seen and heard on zoom. >> currently we have a pitch deck here that alvy would like to show and if you can have him share his screen we can run through the aspects of music city. >> thank you so much april. let me do a quick screen share an

. >> that transition would make kaitlyn jenner switch doctors. why did he do that? 's incentivized.s week it was announceded that president biden instead of meeting victims families of the nashville shooting will meet with the state reps who protested inside the tennessee capitol. the lesson if only those families had hired acting coaches. of course it's easy to blame politicians for this behavior which is why i do blame this on them. but we share some of the responsibility as well. we, meaning the people who are paid to react to the news, and the people who consume the news. we claim we want more people like jeff jackson but we also cheer when someone from our team dunks on someone from their team. which isn't often because most republicans are white. i mean, it's not like we don't mind when politics starts looking like the wwe. but i don't really want to see adam schiff wearing a sing let. maybe i do. the fact is the left are the experts at this crap and they don't stop. they incentivize inphysician tile outburst by rewarding activists with descriptionses of briy like san francisc

this weekend a woman named kaitlyn mcgillis was shot and killed after a woman turned into the wrong drivewayn new york. a man shot her dead in the passenger's seat. there was no statement from joe biden and kamala harris because she was white and therefore her death could not be used to further insight racial conflict. if you think we're not giving our leaders enough credit and could they really be that cynical and destructive. unfortunately, they not only could be but they are. and the effects, of course, are destructive always and everywhere. over the weekend, in come ton california, needless to say a democratic party strong hold, it's not hard to imagine a future in which there are no more gas stations, because, in california, mobs apparently can just walk into a store cloak a gas station and destroy the place smash the windows and take what they want. we know that because it happened sunday in compton. now this mob was not starving. no. they didn't steal food. they stole beer, condoms and cigarettes. >> tucker: oh it looks third world you hear people say. that's not accurate. very few th

mike pence can answer questions about, as sarah murray was saying earlier, about threats -- kaitlyn, i'm sorry. about threats he might have perceived, knowledge that donald trump had conveyed that he had lost the election and on and on and on. he's an incredibly important witness. it is not a surprise. these were not going to be protected communications. >> interesting indeed. sarah, pence was with this grand jury today, we're told, for more than five hours. what does that say to you? >> i think it says they really got a lot of detail about what mike pence' experience was being at the center of this pressure campaign, trying to stand up to the former president. remember, prosecutors will want to go to mike pence for things people around him could not account. for direct conversations he had with the former president. the fact that he was in there for five hours is a good indication they wanted to go through a number of these events, probably in pain-staking detail, wolf. >> what do you think that the fact that he was answering questions under oath for five hour today? >> to just tran

what are you learning, kaitlyn? >> well, wolf, first on cnn, sources are telling me today that former vice president mike pence testified to the january 6th federal criminal grand jury looking at donald trump and other possible crimes around the 2020 election. he was here at this courthouse all day today. we had a whole team trying to do reporting on this today. and our team did notice unusual security happening around the courthouse earlier this morning. and pence did spend all day today with that grand jury testifying, talking about his direct conversations with the former president as prosecutors look to build a case. this is a very momentous moment in this investigation. it places the former vice president in a room with grand jurors who are going to weigh possible criminal charges potentially against the former president. the president that mike pence served beside, served beneath and was a running mate alongside in the 2016 election. and it also allows those grand jurors to listen to what mike pence says not j

let's bring in kaitlyn poll lants who joins us now. surprising letter to send.lined this two-month timeframe and whole host of folks outside the former president who could be charged in this. what's your take? >> that's right. we know there's more than a dozen people who could be charged but at the top of the list is donald trump, the former president. his behavior in georgia that phone call to secretary of state brad raffensperger is all something that fani willis and her team are looking at that the grand jury, the special grand jury already investigated and made recommendations and we're waiting for these charging decisions. this letter from fani willis, the district attorney in fulton county. it says a couple things, quite frankly, that fani willis does plan to announce charging decisions in the 2020 election investigation. the confirmation they are coming to a conclusion pretty soon, giving the time line. it's an eight-week period in july going through the end of august when those charging decisions would be announced. and the reason is this concern over se

here's how one of trump's lawyers described it to cnn's kaitlyn collins. you have a client who is also a presidential candidate. and so it's not like a normal situation . where you tell the client hey, don't say anything. don't talk about anything because the case is the single most important thing in their life. he is running for president, so he's always got the campaign apparatus and everything else. i mean, i know judge marshawn. i've tried a case in front of him before he can be tough. i don't think that it's necessarily going to be something that's going to change his ability to evaluate the facts and the law in this case, so you know, you really do have that kind of balancing act when you have a client who is also a canada for office. and for a preview of what we can expect next week, h cnn's jessica schneider. are the charges against president donald trump and his court date set for former president donald trump on tuesday in manhattan, where district attorney alvin bragg has brought an indictment against him. trump is planning to leave his mar-a-l

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kaitlyn and cain brown for their track "thank god," which they sang together earlier in the night. ♪at the rapper turned country star was nominated for three. do you know what he won last night? three. won best male -- of the year jelly roll for that. >>> next up, "snl. what happens when the biggest prankster day of the year happens on snl hearing some crickets during weekend update because his coworker teamed up with the audience to play this epic prank. >> i told them not to laugh on purpose. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> am i not miced? and then i was just like, oh, i just suck! that's the meanest thing you've ever done to me. i'm covered in sweat >> that was a really funny moment there. >>> next up, it is "yellowstone." all right, all right, all right. we have teased this for months but it looks like it is official matthew mcconaughey is joining the dutton universe. in an interview last week, a paramount exec confirming th oscar-winning actor signed on for another extension. so far the dutton family story has been spread across three star-studded shows you have "1923" with harriso

congratulations and just follow up with kaitlyn and maggie at your earliest convenience. thank you for coming in. next. >> the final permit on the agenda this evening is for place of entertainment permit for music city hotel located at 135 flee bush street. this is a unique business which house multiple recording studios, hotel (indiscernible) the applicant is apply frg the poe permit for the -consist of musical performance such as bands, dj and possibility of comedy act. (indiscernible) article 29 once the instillation of the sound system is complete. sent a letter to the residential and commercial neighbors all of which included in the file. there is no opposition for this permit and sfpd, northern station did not have added conditions. here today is april lacy and director of operations alvy adams. >> i'll bring you in shortly to be seen and heard on zoom. >> currently we have a pitch deck here that alvy would like to show and if you can have him share his screen we can run through the aspects of music city. >> thank you so much april. let me do a quick screen share an

kaitlyn, thank you so much for all your help, especially in the transition from my partner elizabethd her second child. all we are try toog do is extend the hours in which we can play soft ambiant music for the two outdoor tables to cover the entire operating hours of business. that is pretty much it. (indiscernible) we dont have a roof top bar. [laughter] >> just want to say i'm a huge fan of proposition chicken and i was so sad when you moved from your old location out to california street because i was no longer within the delivery range, but sometimes still figure how to make it work. i was a regular at southpaw and followed the proposition chicken and ordered a lot of proposition chicken over the last 3 years, so thank you. and i highly recommend the fried chicken salad. congratulations on being our first fpass perm applicant. >> thank you. thanks for putting all that in the record. i appreciate it. >> very welcome. happy to talk at length how much i love proposition chicken. [laughter] >> i was going to say i got really hungry from the announcement, so sad there is no chicken.