misogynist and homophobic. >> he said to reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn't land is note reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian. >> comedy central meanwhile standing behind knowway calling the criticism unfair. >>> it may not be fair but sure is outrageous. fashion designer karl lagerfeld creative director at chanel now in the news for his big fluffy cat. >> yes, he tells "new york" magazine that choupette isn't just pretty she's worth millions. last year alone the cat made $3.2 million for just two model gigs one for cars in germany and the other for a japanese beauty product. >> lagerfeld says however, he would never let choupette do a food ad. he says she's just a little sophisticated for that. >> well amazon meanwhile has introduced a new device so customers can reorder certain products with a simple click from anywhere in the home. >> this is called the amazondash button and the company insists this is not an april fools' joke. it connects directly to wi-fi making it easier to replenish replies running low. >> the dash buttons are available to am

homophobic, misogynistic and promote rape and sexual assault on campus. >> as a tuition payer i don'tt's appropriate for the schoolwide campus concert three furthering those messages command i don't want my money used to further that of individual. >> perhaps the backlash is more shocking. the focus of numerous anti-gay attacks quex, not to have the majority of them have come through an anonymous app on campus. two people come up to me. some people have the 1st me in person and disagreed me, and i welcome engagement when someone is actively hostile that is where i think across the line. >> i went around campus to get a sense of the issue myself. >> a listen to his music. as their opinion. if you like he represents something they are against against, then they are taking the initiative. >> everyday i wake up. >> the concert is already paid for and that money apparently cannot be refunded, the student government has told duncan and rebecca the concert will go on. >> what i think is a solution is to not go to the concert if it offends them personally. teesix personally. bill: but what is

two men in a tech conference, hank and alex make kind of misogynistic jokes towards each other, and soturn around if they think she's taken a photograph of the crowd. 10 minutes later they said there have been complaints about language. they said i know what happened now is that. but they left the conference early because they did my confrontation. on the way to the airport they wondered how this woman communicated her complaint to the organizers. so they went on twitter and real estate have been in the form of a public tweets, like a photograph of two men with jokes right behind me. but the next day he was fired. some people -- most people come up very well. the employers don't come out well because people are terrified. we are the powerful ones. it's like a social media decides somebody is fired, that's it. it takes a brave employer indeed to stand up to social media because we are so terrified. so kudos are sticking out the last couple of days because that does not happen very often because we are terrified. so he posted a message saying i'm sorry for what i did. but it's a result o

was really proud of that and i know from your book even when flynn was older and by conventional misogynist standards not a skinny busty sexy jake and so forth she had all sorts of lovers and flirted like crazy. >> that was one of my favorite things to di these columns or letters, 50, 16-year-old woman, 70 she definitely kept going. second half of her life, this period when she lived with a lesbian woman, in portland, ore. volunteers as well. >> there is another area of commonality. i was a little bit flipped because she said who would you think would be representative of the area that you study, i thought catherine beecher was a very good example, representative of a small slice of women's experience. touches on so many areas in the united states. she went west from this event, this housekeeping reform, she didn't embody, represented him in any way. a very interesting window into a lot of major developments -- >> any other questions? >> this was a question directed towards shirley chisholm and angela davis. contemporary context, and the current black lives matter movement, and structural d

or misogynist against women. >> exactly. >> they're just scared to death of being tarred with that labelefore, they're going to accept anything that comes from those communities, and they're never going to give a fair shake, or fair reportage to any case. >> you're exactly right. they put certain people in protected classes. and we know who all these people are. once you're a member of the protected class, you could do outrageous things, and the watchdogs of our culture, the media, they won't go after you. i rarely go out of my way to plug my own website, and i appreciate when you do but i wrote a piece on this at bernard goldberg.com that's one of the more important columns i've written, and i would appreciate it if people have time, to take a look at it. >> we'll do so. "tip of the day," if you like american history and you want to know the real truth about the old west, we have some information for you. the tip moments away. when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in

. >> it's a bit misogynist.nd all i dealt with is men, so this is an escape so to speak. it's blunt, you know what i'm saying? but you'd be surprised -- myself personally, i read a lot of stuff to keep my mind -- if i got another chance out there, i'm going to respect a woman. i'm not going to just objectify her. >> i'm just giving you a hard time. >> that's cool. >> during our interview, armstrong saw a chance for his social commentary to reach a broader audience and he went for it. >> a lot of people in here are drug offenders, three strikes, nonviolent. i really believe there should be something done for rehabilitation. you know, it could be such a new thing now, cdcr. if they get to the "r" part, they're not rehabilitating anybody. there's no education. i come from a school background. you got the internet out there. you got, you know, technology, you know, people, i got the tomorrow and i'm pretty intelligent. if i got out there tomorrow i would be lost. think of these guys with fifth grade educations here.

went looking in to his past and pointed out a history of rants on twitter they describe as racist, misogynist even fat shaming. >> yesterday noah responded on twitter saying to reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn't land is not a true reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian. comedy central is standing behind noah calling the criticism unfair. as one industry observer puts it, the line between funny and offensive is thin and trevor noah is on the wrong side. stay tuned for this as well. >> now he will be under scrutiny when the critics have come forward when he starts the show. >> big job he has got now. a lot of eyes on him. >>> russell crowe pranked by michael jackson? >> he claims in an interview with "the guardian" the incident is fairly bonkers by gawker that despite the fact he never met michael jackson the king of pop would find out the names he stayed under in hotels and ring him up and crank call him with jokes. >> this isn't the first time that crowe mentioned the crank calls. he has said as much to the sun in 2013. doesn't totally surprise me. i can see

[ laughter ] misogynists, much better t-shirts.'til he gets here." [ laughter ] that's great! concise, hilarious. not effective, but concise, hilarious. if a feminist wore that shirt, it would not be nearly as catchy. it would just be like, "you may not be mr. right, but i also believe in the concept of there being one right person for everyone. [ laughter ] people's needs evolve over time, and we all possess a certain amount of nurturing characteristics and, also if we got married i would not take the last name 'right' and anyway, would you like to have sex with me?" [ laughter and applause ] that's too much writing for this area of a t-shirt. a true feminist would never let you finish reading it. [ laughter ] but i do think women have it hard these days, especially hot women. hot women, i feel for you. oh, my god, i'm so glad i'm not hot. [ laughter ] thank you for objecting, by the way. that was cool. [ laughter ] at least you reacted. i live in los angeles and sometimes everyone there is just like, "yes, proceed." [ laughter ]

organizations, not only saudi arabia the organization of islamic cooperation, 56 countries of misogynisticen don't have rights that are equal, and can't be refornld into the modern age because they don't want to see these revolutions of women happen. that's why we have to give them economic independence and we have to work in the grass roots to allow this reform to happen. unfortunately, if she's being interviewed from saudi arabia they'll try to push that line and then she'll blame the west and other things because that's the talking points that the government will allow her to say. >> liberal women in america are more concerned and rarely speak out about this but they talk about who's going to pay for birth control. $9 a month. or mitt romney has resumes of women, and that's a war on women and they're utterly silent here. thank you for being with us. >>> right here on "hannity" tonight -- >> taxes are how we all do our part. but that's the problem, not everyone seems to be paying their dues. >> over at nbc, they like to lecture their audience. stunning new reports, several, yes, several

so two men in the crowd at a tech concerns whisper a misogynistic joke to each other something abouts you know, some type of joke. so woman sitting in front turns around to take a paragraph and they think she's taking a photograph of the crowd, so they just look forward trying not to mess up her shot. then ten minutes later they're called into an office and said there have been complaints about sexual language. and they say i know exactly what happened, i'm really sorry, and that was it. the incident was over. but then they were nerdy, so they left the conference early because they didn't like confrontation. on the way to the airport they wondered how the woman in front communicated her complaint to the conference organizers. so they went from twitter and realized it had been in the form of a public tweet like a photograph of the two men with not cool jokes about big dongles right behind me. so the next day they were fired. you know some of people have come out worse most of the people in my book come out very well but employers don't come out well because people are terrified of us,

and i know from your book and other readings that even when flynn was older and by conventional misogynist smarteds not a skinny, busty sexy check she had all sorts of lovers and flirted like crazy. >> that was one of my favorite things to discover going through her papers, poems or letters that it's like, wow okay. and she is this 50-year-old 60-year-old woman, 70 and yes she definitely kept going. >> and with younger men. >> yes. >> she's a cougar. >> all younger men. the second half of her life it's all younger men and then she had this ten-year period where she actually lived with a lesbian woman and maria qui in portland oregon so that's phase of her life as well. so she kept busy. >> there's another area of commonality with congratulate lynn --ing katherine just kidding. i do want to say -- it was a little flip because carol did not tell know write a biography of catherine beecher. she said would be representative of the period you study? and i thought catherine beecher was very good example because even though she really is representative of a very small slice of women's experience,

critics are called them misogynistic and anti-semitic. vladimir duthiers is there this morning.v and it didn't take long for his tweets to be dissected and then condemned. comedy central said it's unfair to judge noah or his comedy based on a handful of tweets. >> like, do you guys have waves in africa. oking fun at females -- >> we have waves on a continent. like no, no, we don't. by the time the water gets to our side of the world it's just so tired. >> reporter: -- or disabled olympians who kill their girlfriends. >> look at oscar pistorius. no legs. no legs. but he didn't let that stop him from being a killer. >> reporter: or making assumptions about his ethnicity. >> apparently i'm mexican. i never knew this. >> reporter: treasure noah has shown a willingness to pull no punches on hid standup. but on twitter where he has 2 million followers some jokes came back to haunt him. those jokes in under 140 characters or less were about fat chicks who think they're sexy or jewish kids run over by a car. many found them distasteful or worse. >> he says the scrutiny is a function of

twitter sphere erupting some calling his comments out of line and misogynistic. >> those must have been>> reporter: and mckinney is not the only one. >> nowhere on north america tv have we seen a weather reader so gross as you. >> a canadian meteorologist sharing hate mail she received over her pregnant body on air. >> most people only focus on childhood bullying when in fact, adult bullying is more rammant. when they are, there's a rise in stress and rise in illness and also there's a rise in overall frustration. >> reporter: while bruno tonioli declined to comment to abc news mckinney says she has a message for him. >> live tv i get it but it was so uncalled for. it just doesn't benefit anyone. at the end of the day it makes you look silly and it hurts someone. >> reporter: you're moving forward in positivity it sounds like. not dwelling on the negative. >> no it just brings you down. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> she has a really good attitude about it. >> now to our own april fools. if a few of our purchases pulling an april fools o

opportunity sent it to all of these websites that printed it and all of a sudden, i was somehow a misogynist because my brother wrote some e-mail to this chick accidentally. no one was asked why this was a significant story. it was obviously a mistake. i wish he hadn't done it. he wishes he had not done it. it really affected his job. yet all caps of problems but the bottom-line is, they wanted me to denounce my brother. what am i supposed to do disown him or call him a bad person? no, i will not criticize a member of my family in public. i would die first. under no circumstance in my going to criticize my family and public. for some reason, it became this big thing because i guess they don't like my politics. i really don't know. it was an accident and he apologized for it. i don't really see why it was a big news story but maybe i am on another planet all stop -- another planet. host: robert is in maryland on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. basically what i wanted to say was i notice that within the first few minutes of mr. carlson's comments on your show, he talked about how

that is a very common response women in particular are victim to these kinds of insane misogynistic comments. now that i have reveled for too long, if you can have a comment moderator, then it can only strengthen the website. if you can have someone who selects those voices that should be heard, then it makes the publication better. if you don't, then there is a high chance you are giving actual racists a platform on your page. tom: are there other ways to interact with community if you decide you don't want to do that? and that is for everybody. max: the technology that we push at gawker right now is to come up with some kind of comment section that makes the conversation self moderating. if anyone has ideas, we are open. rocco: you have to post your physical address. [laughter] shani: four news, we have removed what we call our native comments the buzz feed account comments, because google can make those that easily, and honestly, there is a reason for anyone to comment on a story in palestine. we've made it very difficult for people to comment on news stories, unless you have a facebook a

all of a sudden i was a misogynist because my brother wrote a mean e-mail to this chick accidentally.o one was asked to explain why this was a significant story. the bottom line for me was -- it was a mistake. he wishes he had not done it. it affected his job and had all kinds of problems. they want me to denounce my only brother? disown him call him a bad person? i'm not going to criticize a member of my family in public because some washington post or something want me to do that. i would doie first. for some reason it became this big thing because i guess they do not like my politics. it was an accident and he apologized. i cannot see white was a big new story. maybe i am on -- i cannot see why it was a big new story. maybe i am on another planet. host: robert is in windsor mill, maryland. caller: good morning. what i wanted to say was i noticed that within the first few minutes of mr. carlson's comments on your show, he talked about how certain people were not beyond reproach, opera was not beyond criticism and barack obama is not beyond criticism. when i picked up from him, they

a film called "india's daughter" about the rape case comments of the lawyers are more massage misogynisticsame for my daughter, too. >> it's important to place all of that. we're going through a global feminist moment, tina. china at the moment detaining five feminists because they dared to march on international women's day. women in kabul demanded the right to bury a woman who was lunched. >> fighting back it's women in the world this week. this businesswomen on the front lines who are pushing back. >> why we'll all be there. the book "head scarves and hymens," thank you. tomorrow on "morning joe," grammy-award winner tim mcgraw will be here. >> all right. >> next author and entrepreneur bethenny frankel joins the table. we'll be right back. the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wron

[laughter] women writers are subject to misogynistic, terrible comments. now that i have rambled for too long, to answer your question, if you have a comment moderator, great. it can only strengthen a website. i think it can only make a publication better. there is a high chance you would just be publishing with actual racism on your platform. >> are there other ways -- do you want to add anything? >> for news, we have removed that we call our native comments. anyone who makes those easily, there is no reason for anyone to comment like that. i made it difficult to comment on news stories. for things like lists and quizzes or lifestyle things, comments are useful in that people can say i tried this and it worked for me or people will be like there are funny people who tell funny jokes and go along with the vibe of the host. we like our community moderators to spend time moderating those places rather than terrorism and racial strife. there is less by you -- l you have comments oness value -- less value to have comments on that. journalism is constantly evol