the thing is i disagree with mary katherine hamm. she says anything that offends one person you shouldn't say it. you said it earlier. i was sitting here ski heard you say it. i disagree with you. sometimes speech can hurt. >> it can. >> but this is example number 800 million. >> if you can't see the difference between saying something bad is gay or saying jewed him down or saying i want to die or that is crazy you need help. you have to get yourself some help. >> although i am a fan of thesauruses or thesauri. and i think kids need to expand their vocabulary but it shouldn't take $16,000 to teach them how to do it. >> it did hurt my feelings and we should ban it in the future. >> i don't like she said thesaurus. >> i have a list. by the way to correct you you said $800 million and that's an exaggeration. it is based on the assumption that people can't handle criticism. we will be creating the incredibly weak people. >> darwin again. >> but then there is the other people that are enforcing it out of their own desire for control. so y

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. >> did you just say you are a grownup mary katherine?shed. >> yeah been true for a while. >> all right. we have to because we spent a lot of time with axelrod we have got to let you guys go but, juan, i understand your point. i respect protests in america, i always have. i think with all due respect to everybody involved. including if a relative who is very happy and happy is he happy. >> okay. if you want to get your point across and persuade people that don't agree with you. >> i think you are right about that. >> you don't use that because that's bogus. >> he has made unorthodox comments about. other folks have not said. he is a more complex guy than just this. >> we got him -- they got us talking about it. >> that's right. i'm a simple guy and farrell, the happy guy is complex. that's the problem. all right, thanks, you guys. we come right back, megyn kelly on brian williams holding on at nbc with rosie o'donnell out at abc. megyn is next. tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toena

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i went back and read katherine frankie and mary in case'-- mary andne case's articles. it's so outraged women's organizations a found it -- they founded a reaction. if you go to the website and go under history, they will explain. the eoc emerged as a leader of shaping sex discrimination. the -- how could the eoc do that? through commissioned decisions it did not have real strong enforcement of authority but it did have the requirement of taking charges and investigating and seeing if they thought there was reasonable cause. in the early years of the eoc, those decisions were all issued by the commission. they all came up to the commission, the back of the investigation and the commission issued decisions explaining why there was cause are not caused to believe discrimination occurred. all of these were confidential and the statutes could not be disclosed in the name of the charging party or respondent. it was actually used by courts in figure out what title vii should mean. we use commission decisions and issued guidance to explain our review of the law and heard congr

i went back and read katherine frankie and mary in case'-- mary andne case's articles. it's so outraged women's organizations a found it -- they founded a reaction. if you go to the website and go under history, they will explain. the eoc emerged as a leader of shaping sex discrimination. the -- how could the eoc do that? through commissioned decisions it did not have real strong enforcement of authority but it did have the requirement of taking charges and investigating and seeing if they thought there was reasonable cause. in the early years of the eoc, those decisions were all issued by the commission. they all came up to the commission, the back of the investigation and the commission issued decisions explaining why there was cause are not caused to believe discrimination occurred. all of these were confidential and the statutes could not be disclosed in the name of the charging party or respondent. it was actually used by courts in figure out what title vii should mean. we use commission decisions and issued guidance to explain our review of the law and heard congr

mary is docked in the pier in san francisco. >> 35:00 we boarded the tugboat owe delta katherine" as they helped to guide the ship into the bay. the water perfectly king5. we're right next to the golden gate bridge and beyond us is the queen elizabeth. the ship you can see there with flashes light lighted that are passengers on board who have gotten up early and snapping photos as the ship prepares to pass underneath the golden gate bridge. the tugboat was there as a precaution and the ship's captain was able to pilot the boat with no problem. clark has been a captain for nearly four decades and says moments like the one this morning never lose their appeals. >> this is one of the iconic ports our world voyage and it's always a thrill to come under the bridge and come into the port. >> the queen elizabeth is in san francisco as part of 112- day crews. not all of the passengers are on board for the entire four- month trip, but san francisco is a port where some board, some depart and everyone is expected to spend a little money. >> we're trying to build so you can start and end your cruises in san francisco and that means that