about bourgeois society, including sexual standards and including family life. 1970's, ands of the , katen depth in the book millet was portrayed as the chairman mao of feminism. gloria steinem and others who attacked the idea of family life, of courtship, of romance. all of those things. we are done with all of that. in the process, they sort of joined forces with the sexual revolution, which was also happening at that same time in our history. the sexual revolutionaries tended to be men who were tired of the old standard that you had to court a woman and have a usually aip, marriage, before you could expect sexual intimacy. they were all about tearing down those standards, and in a way, as i argue, if the feminists had not joined forces with the sexual revolutionaries, the sexual revolution of the 1960's, at the time of counterculture, would never have become what it is today which is the dominant culture. we have a kind of free-for-all about sexuality, and it has led to tremendous pain and dysfunction. there are millions of kids growing up in homes without their two parents. there are m

. >> no, no, no, no, you could --d you said, katen? didn't answer. >> i did answer. >> jimmy: oh, you did answer. buyou -- so, you have to say the question and you have to tell me. please explain this. [ laughter ] >> jamy: well, it's not even a big deal. do you have a -- do you have a a co-star you thought you could have dated but didn't? [ laughter ]i ought for a second -- i thought for a second we hung out and we were friends and i -- this is a true story. o >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: i thought maybe, you know, maybe there could be something. she's cool and we got along. we were, like, super good friends.we afteid -- i took her to go see -- >> how do you -- >> jimmy: no, we did a movie together. >> okay, so first -- okay, okay, okay. >> jimmy: no, we never, ever -- never dianything, no. never. >> you were co-stars. >> jimmy: co-stars -- well co-stars but she was in the moe. i appeared in the movie. [ laughter ] i never co-starred ivie, let's be honest. "almost famous." >> oh, my god. you're in "almost famous?" >> jimmy: yeah. [ applau

about bourgeois society, including sexual standards and including family life. 1970's, ands of the , katenn the book millet was portrayed as the chairman mao of feminism. gloria steinem and others who attacked the idea of family life, of courtship, of romance. all of those things. we are done with all of that. in the process, they sort of joined forces with the sexual revolution, which was also happening at that same time in our history. the sexual revolutionaries tended to be men who were tired of the old standard that you had to court a woman and have a usually aip, marriage, before you could expect sexual intimacy. they were all about tearing down those standards, and in a way, as i argue, if the feminists had not joined forces with the sexual revolutionaries, the sexual revolution of the 1960's, at the time of counterculture, would never have become what it is today which is the dominant culture. we have a kind of free-for-all about sexuality, and it has led to tremendous pain and dysfunction. there are millions of kids growing up in homes without their two parents. there are millions