a misogynist attack. that is in a different category.that's not really something sarah sanders should be defending. the idea that anything that was said on that show comes anywhere near about what he said about mika is preposterous. >> jeff, do you agree it's a misogynist attack? >> no, i don't. first of all, i don't think he should have done it. >> because? >> i just think that if you're going to go down that road, don't. just in general. there are other people, if they want to go out and do that kind of thing, there are other people in talk radio land -- >> is it beneath the dig any of the office of president? >> i don't think it's a good idea. it's also distracting. that said, though, there is another world out there. i mean, this business that this is misogynistic, i find that so patronizing. mika is a liberal talk radio -- or talk tv host. like any guy. so if he would say these things about a guy, why not her. >> what man has he said this about? >> what man has he gone after in physical appearance? >> on having plastic surgery. seri

i think of sarah palin and all of the -- if i can use the word misogynistic treatment that was heaped on her. her clothes were mocked, her physical appearance was mocked by liberals and nobody said boo on the other side. that's the kind of thing. circumstances women are held to an unfair different standard constantly. just like in television you don't have the president tweeting about the facial appearance of male anchors. it's about women anchors. >> conservative women. anderson is my point. not only conservative women but conservative blocks, conservative hispanic, et cetera. if you're a conservative and you're a woman, they'll come after you and nobody on the liberal side is going to stand up and say, hey -- >> you can make the same argument about liberal women being attacked by conservatives and men and women are treated differently and it's unfair. >> there is this feeling in spades that there is a double standard. >> david? >> there has been a double standard, jeffrey. but you work. one of your proudest moments in life came from working for ronald reagan. and when he came in, co

. >> he doesn't stand for what america is about and he is a selfish, misogynistic pig. >> i think he is narcissistic, selfish, intolerant. reporter: finding trump supporters in new york ready to talk on camera is difficult to several backed out of filming, fearing a backlash if they say they are pro-trump. we are headed to brooklyn, a diverse neighborhood, to meet someone ready to talk. this is martina, a performance artist. she was born and raised in new york. her parents are immigrants from croatia. her heritage -- she says her heritage played a key role in her decision to vote for trump. >> most people think that i should be liberal, but it is immigrants that actually love america a lot, because we have pride for coming to this country and this country, and we have more love for america than liberals. reporter: it is rare to hear views like this in the liberal new york. martinez says it is risky to have them. she wants to show us what she means. her costumes are at home. she believes she lost most of her clients because she supports trump. instead of lving new york, she has become

i was very worried that i would come off as being misogynistic.t i would become less of a son being mad at a woman, at a man being mad at a woman. i was concerned about that. i think it was less about gender and more about we shared a mental illness. i think it ended up being that she and i were the most alike. and i think that's why we fought so often. i always thought of myself as being my father's son. one of the working titles of this memoir was, "my mother's son." and i think that's what i've discovered that i am. that she is my primary parent. >> if your mother was undiagnosed bipolar as you believe she was, and you have acknowledged that you are diagnosed bipolar -- >> yeah. >> -- that there's a real answer to this question. i'm going to ask it anyway, which is if you could go back and change anything about that relationship, do you know what that would be? >> i write about it in the book. you know, one of the things i realized -- i don't think my mother was ever adored. >> yeah. >> you know? and being a native woman from her generation, an

. >> kimberly: misogynist, suburban women.aking bad documentaries. >> jesse: and michael moore didn't do enough. greg has some advice for some of trump's ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from based on your needs and budget. all plans like these let you choose any doctor

his calling everybody racists, misogynists, and bigots. >> sandra: he saying that democrats moved tooleft, they're lacking an agenda, and last week he went on to say, look for the leaders of the party are. he points to bernie sanders and elizabeth warner. it's unbelievable that they're not coming up with some new blood. what's the future of nancy pelosi at this point? >> first of all, bernie sanders is not a democrat. he's an independent. and i feel that a lot of the bernie sander supporters are helping the presidents agenda further by dividing the party. if you look back, republicans have been very successful being anti-obama and anti-obamacare. >> sandra: so should they keep that as their message, the anti-trump movement? >> you can't just do that. you have to have a balance. this is what the president promised, this is what he has done and hasn't done, and this is what we plan on doing. >> sandra: republicans have their challenges, as well. let's listen to senator mccain. >> i'm hopeful that they can work it out, and have debate and discussion on the floor of the senate. i do not l

they are racist, sexist, misogynist, republicans want to throw granny off the cliff. that's part of their political playbook. islamophobic. xenophobic. homophobic. the left turns us into something we are not. they know the truth and yet they contribute to this atmosphere where republicans -- we are not even human. if you are conservative like me, god awful. how do you speak on radio? i know there is a kumbaya moment for the country. i'm not buying it. how do you feel about it? joining us, radio talk show star -- >> probable. excellent, excellent modeling. >> sean: i'm not going to forget all the crap. and the truth. >> you know and i know, and i think most people watching fox and most people that are sentiment human beings know what game is being played. this has been going on long before donald trump. remember condoleezza rice, what they said about her? she was a house slave? remember what they said about colin powell, he's in the house of the master? they were doing assassination plays about ronald reagan a couple years ago. this is a deranged left-wing media that i

the sheriff said in part it's a failure of our community to allow raises misogynistic discourse to flowy within adolescent interactions. the sheriff's office began investigating in september and our findings were turned over to the das office. the district itself is looking at a civil rights lawsuit and negative repercussions in the court of public opinion as community members say they've reached their limits of attacks against the vulnerable buried by bureaucracy. >> i'm tired of having this conversation. we know they didn't do the right thing. they're going to give us a run around and say -- >> one of the victims feared for her safety transferred out of the school to a different school before the end of the school year. the district says they can comment because they haven't been served with the lawsuit. i spoke with her attorney and he confirmed he is not received the suit but expects to receive it before the end of the week.>>> we have another big shakeup at uber. speed -->> people felt they can get away with breaking the law. up next, the announcement about who were's ceo a what it

the fbi, "the new york times," james comey, it goes on and on down to misogynist, the republican party and the democratic party as well a suburban wingman. as a loyal democrat, what do you think of her blaming these organizations and people? >> she also said that she made mistakes in her campaign made mistakes. i think everybody will turn out to be right over time. when you lose the electoral college by 77,000 votes, it turns out that just about any of the reasons she cited is realit reality. she lost michigan by something -- it could be russian trolls, it could be shouldn't go there enough. she's got a right to express why she thinks she lost. she is doing that, this is what she believes. she did when the popular vote by 3 million, she lost the electoral college by fewer than 100,000 and everybody who claims they know the reason is right. when you lose by that small margin, every single thing that happens matters for me tweet to reschedule. >> jon: her own abilities as a candidate are not on that list. >> no, it's really striking. it's the second or third stage of grief. she is ration

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. >> the man who in his life and in the campaign has acted like a misogynist, sexist, a sexual predator, he is just not a decent human being. this is objectively a statement from the highest office in the land from the president that objectifies women, it is a statement that is cruel, it attacks a woman's appearance. >> this disgusting dude is the president of the united states. listen, you crazy lunatic 70-year-old man baby, stop it. you are now the president of the united states. the commander in chief. and you need to stop acting like a mean girl. >> tucker: got that, because trump attacked one woman he attacked all women. he's a sexist because he's acting like "a mean girl." which is suddenly a feminist thing to say this but it's an attack on girls. what is this really about? they suggest he's a mentally ill criminal, he calls them on their case lift pick. he's a brawler, and they're shocked by that. but they should be. there is something else going on. he doesn't play by the real spirit he's a threat to the people who make and enforce the rules. in this case, the immediate establis

concerns about president trump's temperament and those who see him as unpresidential and even misogynistic. the president unhappy about criticisms made about him on msnbc morning joe. lashed out, i hear poorly rated go speaking badly about me, don't watch anymore. then how come mika along with fike sew joe came to mar-a-lago three nights in a row around new year's eve, and insisted on joining me. and after ivanka trump bemoaned how nasty washington and politics are. >> there's a level of viciousness. i was not expecting. i was expecting the intensity of this experience. but this isn't supposed to be easy. >> white house said president trump was merely punching back, fighting fire with fire since the hosts of "morning joe" have attacked president trump. this is how president trump sees that it criticism from the media or anyone needs to be fought back. it's been very clear ever since the campaign banned reporters from the des moines register back in 2015 because mr. trump didn't like the editorial the newspaper wrote that he has a problem with criticism. this president first came to politic

cliff was a misogynist.liff had very bad names for women that he felt had done him wrong, and basically from what we could tell just had a sort of generalized hatred for the female person. apart from being sort of self-centered and narcissistic, he constantly thought that women were doing him wrong. >> reporter: but none of that was against the law. cops had no reason to hold him. weeks went by without an arrest, and all detectives had was a trio of suspects. as the investigation dragged on greg, now a single parent, was trying to get on with his life, working at boeing, and raising his two kids. did you think sandi was dead, in your heart? >> yeah. >> reporter: you accepted that? >> yeah. >> reporter: how hard was that? >> it was hard. >> reporter: months and then years passed, sandi's friends and family struggled to keep her in the public's memory. her good friend, seana barker took the lead. >> we tried to keep the story alive. every year the news media would come on the anniversary of her disappearance a

it says in part, it is a failure of our community to allow racist well misogynist discourse to flow freelywithin adolescent interactions. the sheriff's office began investigating in september and our findings were recently turned over to the das office for criminal prosecution. at least one half -- at least one of the half-dozen victims feared for her safety and has transferred to a different school. district officials say they cannot respond directly to the lawsuit because they have not been served. i am told that paperwork will reach them before the end of the week. we will update you on the story again at 5:30 this afternoon.>>> travis kalanick's decision comes up after an investigation into the company that uber and they fired 20 people for sexual harassment, bullying and unprofessional behavior. he did not specify how long he would be away. for more on what the move means, professional midterm marks is here. thank you so much for joining us. >> first, i don't want to overshadow the fact that kalanick's mother passed away in a tragic boating accident. our condolences are with his famil

and to suggest that women make false allegations is untrue and secondly, it's misogynistic. >> victim-blamingith that? >> absolutely. only 2% of women that claim to have been raped are false accusations, 2%. 70% of perpetrators are known to the victims, it can be a family member, a neighbor or a hello friend. to victimize what we were wearing, what did we think was going to happen, women have a right to drive. we have a right to vote. we have a right to wear whatever we want to wear and we have a right not to be raped. and that's an important point that linda just made. one of the jurors who was interviewed from the first trial apparently is suggesting well, perhaps it wasn't rape because there was no stain. and yet, mr. cosby himself, admitted in his deposition, his testimony under oath in andrea's civil case, that in fact he had digitally penetrated andrea constand. he had used his finger in her genital area. he admitted giving her pills, three pills. the only issue is consent. not whether he did something sexually to her. he's admitted it. owes admitted that andrea constad is a truthful pe

she called us racists, sexist, xenophobia, homophobic, misogynistic, i am offended by that.et me get this straight -- martin luther king jr., who i admire greatly, was a republican i believe. the first act against segregation, the first policy against segregation was but dwight d. eisenhower. or 1959 when he sent federal troops to little rock, arkansas to make sure black people -- young black men and -- a highet into and school or college, i forget. all of this nonsense and hate against donald trump is ridiculous. host: we have this tweet from post, -- a facebook rather, she says hillary clinton should help in the 2018 election, grassroots organization, let the truth come out of the robert mueller investigation, a well-thought-out plan and executed smear campaign which involve criminal activity now being covered up by many, hate is a powerful force and it has been unleashed. from new york on the independent line. caller: good morning, how are you doing? thank you for c-span and taking my call. let's put it this way, i think -- i hear a lot of anger or hatred for hillary. i d

he wants to have these little outbursts and there's the problem with this that it is misogynist and unhinged and unpresidential. and there's the problem that it didn't happen. there are pictures of mika -- at mar-a-lago at this time period and she is not bleeding from her face. is there anyone alive who believes that mika would show up with a bleeding face? it's insane and the president of the united states can say this and claim that it happened. >> mika is a beautiful woman. the pictures that i saw at mar-a-lago lodidn't look like s was bleeding from her face at all. there are people in donald trump's phone family who have had work. people who are very close to him. he should be careful about that. i got to go. thank you all. for more on this story on the day po day's politic sign up on cnn.com/thepoint. when we come back, more on the twitter tirade. pl melania trump's response when we come back. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in t

affair over 25, 30 years, where it starts, and he's very typical of that period, just a a huge misogynist >> jimmy: and it's a layered performance from sally. >> ah, she's -- she's incredible. i thought you were going to say me, but -- never mind, never mind. [ laughter ] can i tell you -- glad i am. >> jimmy: i mean, yeah, that goes without saying. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i get it. >> jimmy: that goes without saying, you know, you're the one and only. come on, man. >> no, no, no, it's very clear, very clear. [ light laughter ] you know, we can let it go. >> jimmy: it goes without sayi he's stumbling? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- >> it's like he can't quite find the words. >> jimmy: oh, sorry, i can't give a layered performance ethan, but -- [ light laughter ] i want to show everyone ethan hawke, there's a clip from "maudie." it's ethan hawke and sally hawkins. it's in select theaters tomorrow. check this out. >> how much, hm? how much? >> no. >> what's your price? >> $5. >> done. >> done? >> no. no. no. not selling -- >> it's all right. >> i'm not selling that one. >> already sold. >> i hav

you want women to be on the receiving end of misogynist attacks and just accept them because that's youruality. and i'm sorry, at this is not equality. >> that's not true. that's not true. what i'm saying to you is when you have liberals who are charged with all sorts of things, you give them a pass. >> no. okay. can i just -- i think -- can i just -- let me address this. >> let kirsten respond. >> i think that's a totally fair complaint. and i've talked about that before and i think that there can be a double standard and i think the bill clinton is a good example of that. >> and ted kennedy. >> ted kennedy is a good example as well. today -- you're going back quite a ways, jeffrey. ted kennedy was a long time ago. bill clinton was a long time ago. today bill clinton would not -- >> the principle is alive and well. >> can i just finish my sentence? no, it would not because bill clinton would not get that pass. we saw it in hillary's campaign, the blowback from people on the left, particularly younger people who were hearing about this for the first time and saying that's not okay. i don

this is deeply misogynistic behavior and words.think to say -- i have children, i have two daughters who are 4 and 8, you want to hide them from this kind of discussion. at the same time, because he's speaking about a journalist who is a woman, you also have the issue of how much he's been attacking the press. brian, you've talked about this, where he's not only attacked cnn, he's attacked "the washington post," "the new york times." that's almost as serious an issue. because the media performs an important function and the media needs to keep its eye on the ball in terms of covering the things that need to be covered, whether it's health care, immigration, all these things that really actually matter. >> today we're having to kind of apologize saying we wish we were talking about health care, but we need to acknowledge what the president has just said. his media attacks have a corrosive effect. >> is it a tool? >> is he trying to deflect -- >> is he a master of obfuscation? >> the biggest mistake anybody makes when it comes to don

sally to me, you're some anti-american leftist, or you're not steve to me, you're some racist, misogynist homophobe, that's when it depose w goes -- goes way too far. neither one of these political parties is worth us destroying each other over them. >> that's for darn sure. he's right, you're exactly right, steve. we can have heated conversations without attacking, demeaning, dehumanizing each other. we need to do that more. we need to do it more face to face and online. we need to think about people reading the things we write. think about our kids reading them, repeating them, that's critical. and i also think, yes, steve and i probably disagree on a lot of things very, very passionately. airing those in a substantive way is important. there's probably about 80%, 85% of things we agree on. we don't spend a lot of time talking about those things because, of course -- and it's that nexus that is where we are as a media. we focus on the animosity and the acrimony, the disagreement and the dehumanization. that's what gets ratings. that's as much the media's fault as it is our fault. that's

they are anti-semitic, misogynistic, other ideas that are not compatible. >> martha: go ahead. >> whyould this man driving a van into british muslims who are worshiping? >> martha: because he is playing into what the islamists want to. >> because he is bought into what zuhdi is saying. >> martha: he bought into --dash go ahead. >> it is furthering the notion of muslims at large bear the responsibility. >> martha: i never heard him say that once. >> denied that for me, would you? >> ahmed, i will tell you that the nativist hyper nationalist does feed this -- but you also have to acknowledge, and you can't take americans or fools, that the global jihadist movement has nothing to do with all of these acts of terror. it is hypocrisy. >> what you are trying to do is link isis, which is extremist terrorist or group, to muslim is at large, which is a global -- >> martha: hold on one second. before we run out of time, i believe what he is saying, is that that is exactly what isis wants. isis wants it to be directed at all muslims. thinking people understand outcome of that is not the case. th

here, is it's possible for everybody to be freshly appalled, that we are not enmuired to savage, misogynisticavior of this sort, and i saw a freshness of outrage. i must say when i hear roy blunt say it's unhelpful to himself, that's true, but it's morally objectionable and i wish more senators would say it. lindsey graham and ben sasse have said it but i wish more. it's not helpful and the issue is the corruption of public sphere and that's what donald trump does with these things and it's hard for us to get back to normal when this is the way people talk to each other. >> woodruff: corruption of the public's fare. >> david is guilty of understatement. no, he put it very well. it's hateful, it's hurtful. judy, i don't know what a parent or grandparent is to say to a 10-year-old or 12-year-old who said anything comparable to this and was sent banished to their room or whatever else for it. i mean, the president of the united states can talk this way and there are no consequences. the irony is that he's more engaged on the back and forth with joe scarborough and nicco bra zen ski on this than

he wants to have these little outbursts and there's the problem with this that it is misogynist and unhinged and unpresidential. there's also the problem that it didn't happen. okay? i mean there, are pictures of mika brzezinski at mar-a-lago at this time period and she is not bleeding from her face. and even if we didn't have the pictures is there anybody alive who believes that mika brzezinski would show up at mar-a-lago with a bleeding face? it's insane and the president of the united states can say this and claim that it happened. >> mika brzezinski is a beautiful woman. the pictures that i saw at mar-a-lago didn't look like she was bleeding from her face at all. if she wants to take care of herself and get some work, that's her business. >> of course. but -- >> there are people, trust me, in donald trump's own family, who have had work. and he has not said anything about them. people who are very close to him. he should be careful about that. i got to go. we're going to talk more about this later. thank you all. for more on this story on the day's politic sign up on cnn.com/thepoint. wh

where as john heilman described his misogynist impulses are revealed and disseminated through his favorite form of media, twitter. can you put his history of lurking around backstage at beauty pageants, of calling women pigs, of being obsessed with where they bleed and tweeting about it. can you put this in a context about what this white house has been trying or at least telling us they're trying to do? >> yeah, well, you're right. there's a long and well documented history of donald trump making the sort of comments and accusations dating back decades including on his appearances in talk radio, way back when. this is the first time we have seen it though in this form while he's president of the united states. and that's different. it's different to have him tweet this as president ahead of all of the things he's doing today as president than it was for example when he was with billy bush on the bus with "access hollywood." so that's a problem. it's something that the white house staff had been trying to wean him off of. they have tried to instill discipline. they like this fight he's hav

grievance about something in their life and is willing to blame somebody else and put aside the misogynistic comments were the racist comments or the anti-immigrant comments because i have to see my family in this town of 42 people. it's not right but that's the reality. >> at the same time you don't have to be so sophisticated, you don't have to look for euphemisms. euphemisms log onto holocaust and algorithms will give you -- i don't know how you understand algorithms as part of the science of technology which continues the weights and measures pro and con on every issue and so the bigots on whatever issues upgrade 24/7 and so the mechanismmeasure negative pros and cons and so if the traffic out there by the bigots is such that when you -- you will get anti-first and then you will get pro because that's the way the messages are floating in the clouds system. holocaust you'll get holocaust denial. the 24/7 he gets operating in those networks, that is what they are reading. in my days at the adl we went to palo alto. we went to see the geniuses and we said to them thank you for all these won

it's the same reason why we have the misogynist campus you shouldn't have that for women in terms of gender. it's the resolution and whether or not the universities are hostile. when we talk about it in terms of the states of college campuses, again i don't know anything about the survey so i can't speak to that. what i can say is you can't have 200 different college campuses and institutions. you can't have 200 campuses in the protest and think this is happening somewhere else even the university of berkeley. you still cannot look around and say they become introspective about what is going on in their own particular campus. it goes back to what was said in the university of maryland. but guess what. when you turn around and someone at another campus is talking about the whole, you begin to look at yourself and say wait a second i heard about this and maybe we shouldn't have them on our campus. >> raise your question as a question if you want to talk to the speaker later, you will have an opportunity. please ask your question. >> let's just say there is some sort of an inherent bias

trump, an old-school misogynist, tweeted that, "joe and mika came to mar-a-lago three nights in a roww years eve and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a face lift, and i said, 'no.'" said no to what? your [ bleep ] meds? [ light laughter ] trump's twitter rants have gone from confusing -- [ cheers and applause ] so confusing now! his twitter rants have gone from confusing to, "mommy, why is the man on the subway yelling so loud? and where are his underpants?" [ light laughter ] yet the republican leadership continues to put up with it because if they do, they could trade your healthcare for tax cuts. to the likes of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, donald trump's presidency is a filet mignon steak with a little piece of [ bleep ] on it. [ light laughter ] and they're willing to ignore that [ bleep ] to get the steak. but it's become clear that it's actually a giant piece of [ bleep ] with a little bit of steak on it. [ light laughter ] and their attitude seems to be, "well, we're already at the restaurant." this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll

the kind of misogynist things he said about her and other women. the frightening thing he's sitting there with the president of south korea there, we're under a real questionable threat with north korea. and he's tweeting lies about mika? we're dealing with a health care bill where we're told by the cbo 22 million people can lose their health care. and he's fighting with mika and joe? that's what's frightening. i'm hearing at a festival -- at the essence festival in new orleans, tens of thousands of people they can't believe it. with health care laying in abeyance, we don't know what the president is going to do with the president of south korea and he's making up stories on cable talk show hosts. that's what's frightening to me, nicolle. >> well, rev, let me ask you this. i think you hit on even what his friends and defenders will say about him. i didn't find anyone yesterday defending the behavior. but in the efforts to explain its to me, two of his friends and frequent defenders of the president said he's so especially wounded by people that he

those practicing muslims to see the issue has cancer itself to challenge those narratives and as misogynist dick as they are in most democracies cannot be fan based. to fight that ideology you do not need to be black to fight racism it to be done with a dialogue with the f shared values in these societies working on critical thinking programs and so to work in particular that they're not just coming to be disenfranchised but coming from the potomac. then the response has to become a belated. that that connecticut's activity in that strategy has to be employed. [applause] >> good afternoon.i ment they give for the opportunity to talk the end of particular the work you were doing around counterterrorism.i'd li and i say that in particular because it will be very blunt today.ere and the work for both president bush and president obama was honored to serve my country but i want to tell you frankly in 2017 i have done a law of reflecting where we have come down for we have come and why we're still dealing with those same issues over and over. it is far bigger than isis. i want to be very specifi

who explain trump's election by attacking his voters and calling them racists and homophobes and misogynistsand every other label you can under the book. i will say this, the democrats as a strategic issue, have an enormous elitism problem. they have a coastal elitism problem. you go to silicon valley, you couldn't find people more out of touch with the lives of average americans than if they lived on the moon based on jupiter that newt gingrich built in 1996. i'm kidding. i digress. but that's a fact. the truth of it is, right i live in utah and i spent a lot of time in manhattan and a lot of time in the bay area in los angeles. people at the dinner parties, people and the conversations, deplorable is exactly how they feel about these people who do the dirty jobs. right to strike don't have the fancy college degree. ronald reagan, in 1980, when he iran against jimmy carter didn't attack the carter voter he created a permissive environment where to cross back over without repudiating their last 12. he asked a simple question. are you better off than you were four years ago? the cultural cond

but they sure as byl hate the people attacking his voters and calling and racists and homophobes, misogynist, and every other label you can under the book. i will say this. the democrats, as a strategic , have an enormous elitism problem. valley, you silicon couldn't find people more out of touch of the lives of average americans than if they lived on the moon base on jupiter that was built in 1996. [laughter] i digress. that is contempt. the truth of it is, and i live in park city, utah and spend a lot of time in manhattan. , peoplet dinner parties deplorableersations, is how they feel about the people that do the dirty jobs. he don't have the fancy college .egree ronald reagan in 1980, when he ran against jimmy carter, he did it to contact the carter voter ne created a environment for them to cross over. he asked, are you better off than you were four years ago? the cultural condescension is a magnet under the compass. it is skewing the readings. the division of the country along that access has a lot to do with the division in has a lot to do with the division and washington, d.c. that is

democracy as we must challenge the narrative in society as repugnant as certain text may be an misogynistic and matriarchal they are, the main instances in our western moxie, they can't be banned based on legal protection. we must fight the ideology and taboos just like we fight homophobia, racism and other isms. doesn't need to be black to fight racism. one doesn't need to be gay to fight homophobia. these can be done using dialogue, debate, the harnesses are shared values that we have in the society. and at quillam we've been working on critical thinking programs itself and one of our efforts we been engaged in and they are underway at this time and working in particular with you have been radicalized, and i can tell you the individuals are just coming from disenfranchised populations but some of them also come from, and i've mentioned this before, from locations like potomac in maryland so 's are adjusting. they are shifting and our response has to be in that calculated response as well. our perspective is one perspective that recognizes hard-core cp phonetic activity alone can't be the

it's the exact same reason why we have a campus that's a misogynist campus. you shouldn't have that extra burden for women in terms of gender. what we're talking about is whether or not in terms of the resolution is whether or not universities are hostile spaces for african-americans. and i'm still trying -- black lives matter, but when we talk about in terms of the space on college campus, again i don't know anything about the survey so i can't speak to that. but what i can say is that it's not african-american students -- you can't have just 200 different college campuses of only white institutions, you cannot have 200 campuses erupt in campus protest and suddenly think that these black students are thinking this is happening somewhere else. even at berkeley, i love my school where we protest tuesday for not being thursday, you still cannot look around and say, also what happens is when something happens at a ucla, people become introspective what is going on at their own particular campus. it kind of goes back to what can mel said about university of maryl

centers around her relationship to her husband and who was a pretty abusive, pretty typical misogynistrthritis that got worse and worse over the years. her kind of natural love and joy affected everybody she touched including her, you know, pretty tough husband. >> me and dogs, them chicken, then you. >> who basically wants a wife so he can have somebody to clean up after him. by the end of his life he's cooking for her and selling her art and caring for it's a love story in which you actually watch the dynamic of power change over the course of years. >> what do you see. >> i see you as my wife. >> you did it because of sally hawkins who plays maudie. >> she's one of my favorite actresses. >> i understand your wife had something to do with you taking the job. >> she said you have to do this movie. i was like, okay, i'll read it. she said, i didn't say read it, i said you have to do it. >> how is it being a dad to kids ranging in age, 18 to -- >> best part of my life. you know, i've never been before and it's really different than i thought it would be. it's fun getting to know young p