. >> no, she's come out swinging against the co-hosts quoting madeline albright's famous line.ere's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women. >> let me start with loni, she's quoting madeline albright on a joke from tina fey and amy poehler, is she too sensitive? >> she's good at making songs and bad at a sense of humor. she's made her career off of talking about men now all of a sudden she wants all the women to stand up for her. i mean, come on, if someone says a joke about you, you know how you answer it with another joke. say something bad about tina or about amy, but don't take it out on them. and it has nothing to do with women. i have an issue with people that say, you know, they try to use race and gender. they're all performers, she's doing her job by making songs and talking about men, they're just making light. and they didn't just talk about her. they talked about a lot of women. they joked about everybody. and those jokes were funny. i don't care, it was hilarious. >> let me play devil's advocate here. i hear people -- ever since that joke, i've

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recipient of several superior armor awards from state department and meritorious service awards from madeline albright, center for disease control presented ambassador carson his -- its highest award, champion of prevention award for his leadership and directing the train the government hiv/aids prevention efforts. we are particularly pleased to have ambassador carson with us today. this is his last day with the state department, and many of you are as close personal friends. i think we owe him a round of applause. [applause] >> i have a personal debt to ambassador carson, but for the fact that he is moderating, i will be moderating. [laughter] so let me turn it over to ambassador carson for a few words while i try and round up our cats and get them in the room. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. i want to start by thanking president jim marshall for his very kind introduction. and also the united states institute of peace for hosting this very important event this morning. there are a number of distinguished guests in the audience this mor

. >> there's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women as madeline albright saidtion or you have your own self-doubt and you don't want to hear the truth. she's laying it out. >> you have to understand her true message. you can't go, oh, it's because we don't want to. you have to understand the socialization process between men and women and how that affects us unconsciously in every move that we make. if you read the book, listened to her, as i have. you will find out that one of the best books, most intelligent women with one of the most provocative and intelligent messages i've heard in a long time. >> it's not about being rich, not about having nannies. we got sidetracked. we're leaning in. everybody lean in. >> let me end on this one. draw that one to a close quickly. here's a subject that infuriates a lot of drivers, all right. a woman in maryland driving on the interstate in a 65-mile-an-hour zone gets pulled over and given a ticket for going 63 miles an hour. the reason for the ticket, she was in the far left lane and she failed to move to the right. we've