they have signed contracts with millions and millions of euros the lion's share went to american for kinsey the lucrative contracts signed with mckinsey and not initially disclosed to the public was supposed to help ensure vaccine duces could be transported across france work you might think is perfectly suited to france's loss network of civil servants so the fact that it's been contracted out to us firm is that many with a bitter taste in their mouths. in government as in our hospitals consulting firm serve policing public administration that astronomical cost why such contempt for civil servants what an admission of ineffectiveness and helplessness and our whole state apparatus what is it for absolutely amazing what is mckinsey doing there we have a ministry of health a ministry of the interior and a ministry of defense that know how to manage crises if we know how to mobilize them this is decay of the state. mackenzie appears to be a particularly poisoned chalice the firm recently agreed to pay more than half a $1000000000.00 to settle lawsuits brought by u.s. states it was accused of f

little bit more about these solutions are you say that patriarchy and sexism can't be resolved through kinsey and means i guess my question is what kind of interventions can we make bet would yield some kind of equality on this front for example what would paying women for all domestically do is and as a possible solution would you make of that or i'm totally against being women for domestic duties because that assumes the domestic duties are a woman's job and as a male of that as a member of the defective sex and that is as if i don't feel i have the right to say that are what the basic diffidence that is universal and goes to everyone but what if what i was thinking about i guess what i mean though is if we recognize that a large part of why the domestic sphere is not invested in is because we see it as women's work it as part of a picture of vision could we say that our domestic labor not just for women but for everyone would be compensated as a means of even ing out the playing field as a means of providing more economic justice for women around the world who are often consigned to the do

to stop talking about him but it looks like even his family disagrees with the congressman after kinsey i'm sure hope congress would utilize the 25th amendment to remove trump from office 11 members of his family decided to write him a letter according to a copy it said in part what a disappointment you are to us and to god it's now most embarrassing to us that we are related to you mitch mcconnell is another republican many trying to supporters are infuriated with all mcconnell didn't welcome trump with open arms in the beginning of his presidency he later came to support him just like senator said cruz and even personalities like glenn back but mcconnell took a turn toward the end of trying to train just before officially acquitting trunk the senate minority leader slams him there's no question on. their present trouble is practically and morally responsible for provoking the. question about the people who stormed his building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their browser long time trump loyalist congressman matt gates of florida criticized mcconnell for ca

and while you might think that would lead to more sex, a recent study from the kinsey institute says that married couples are making love less under lockdown. than they were -- i guess prison isn't as sexy as they say it is. [ laughter ] so with valentine's day coming up, we decided to do some research of our own out on hollywood boulevard in a game called "how many times a month do you have sex?" [ cheers and applause ] it's a fun game. the reason why it's fun is because our first couple, they don't know what i'm about to ask them. let's turn on the speaker so they can hear me. hello there. >> hey! >> hey. >> jimmy: what are your names? >> my name is harrison. >> alicia. >> jimmy: harrison and alicia, how long have you been together? >> about a year now. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> miami. >> jimmy: miami, florida. so you're on vacation right now? >> vacation and some business, a little mix of both. >> jimmy: okay, all right. here's how this game works. i'm going to ask a question. you will each write down your answer. don't answer out loud, don't consult one another. we want to