ainsley: let's talk about kristin gillibrand a senator, democrat, new york.st tweeted this our future is female. intersectional. powered by our belief in one another and we are just getting started. is that the future? i hope not, ainsley. sounds like the tweet of an oberlin college sophomore. i went to observer lynn. this is antimale grievance swallowing dog whistle. people don't understand that the history of this slogan which sounds really cute. wants it on a t-shirt for your daughter and make it seem as it if you are all about female empowerment. it's a dog whistle. the slogan came from the 1970s. and it was a feminist bookstore owner who sold shirts with this phrase and then put a portion of the revenue towards donating to planned parenthood. and, you know, what this really have about is pandering to the far left extreme if that's how the democrats think they are going to beat president trump keep saying it. brian: why would you cut off 48% of the country. mazie hirono fame from brett kavanaugh hearings and beyond said this the other day what the big pro

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in fact, my colleague, van jones, just asked kristin gillibrand about the earlier interview that's goingus. so stick around, and watch that. here's what gillibrand said about that. >> you fought right back. is that kind of nastyiness though a deterrent for you? >> i'm not afraid of him or his nasty language or name calling. >> biden famously said he'd like to take trump behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. i think he'd be up for the task but is that what the country wants to see, two 70 something guys swinging fists around? >> i think what voters right now want is a contrast to what they're seeing in washington and that authenticity we're talking about, it's the populous message he's carrying. think about what democratic voters and i'm not sure they know. this long sort of fun battle over the next several months part of the year and i think he's going to be a part of that. whether it's a candidate or someone who sort of stands on behalf of others and jumps in the fray either way. >> so what about me too? a lot has changed since anita hill. the clintons have not been able to navig

across the country >> i have to say i try to get along with everybody, but i cannot look at kristin gillibrandwithout saying you cost the seat in the united states senate. [applause] and i saw ralph nader the other night at the press club and i can't look at him without saying al gore would be president of the united states, but at the same time i'm not shutting down the creation of other parties we have to make sure the message is stronger and we work hard for. rick scott talkrick scott talksr fraud and voter suppression in georgia and florida. [applause] that has to be a top priority of these efforts on the part of state after state after state to either get rid of early voting or shorten the early voting for letting one point for felons now get the right to vote. the case before november 6 for the governor of florida and bill nelson in the united states. that is the perfect note and today's conversation. thank you for a wonderful panel. [inaudible conversations] the political editor for fox news and the author of this book every a short history of american populace. you write andrew jackson