. >> there were some references that were very offensive and misogynistic and sexist. there's a racial reference to tiger moms being as too hard. the fact that it was alluding to it at all was very inappropriate. >> reporter: the school district has since pulled the video which contained that content and apologized to anyone offended saying it was just broad satire. but online some say this is evidence people are too sensitive nowadays. mcmichael disagrees. >> i have a daughter and son and i don't want them to get this message that women belong in the house and that women are flakey. >> according to the school system, that video had about 22,000 views on facebook. a spokesperson said there were more positive comments on the site than negative ones. >>> new tonight break-through funding for maryland's purple line, the federal government agreeing to pony up $900 million. the department of transportation says the deal should be signed next week. construction of the light rail system could start within weeks after that. the purple line is not part of metro, but it will run

but in terms of the place women see for themselves, they don't believe that these men are misogynistic in the way that people looking from the outside might. they think that the men of the alt-right just understand biology and that men and women are fundamentally different, not equal, but equally important, and that men should be alpha, macho, fighting battles, running countries, making policy, whereas women have an equally important role on the home front, nurturing family unit, inculcating the beliefs of this movement. they would say they don't see that as, you know, submission or subjugation. they would say that it's equally important, almost like a yin and yang. >> sreenivasan: so what kind of numbers are we talking about here? >> it's really hard to say. and i spoke to many academics who have studied right-wing extremism for a long time, and they said because the alt-right is ultimately this movement from the internet, very motley, very disparate, from comment boards and various social media programs, it's really hard to get a sense of precise numbers. in terms of women within it,

because he is no stranger to controversy acclimation the subject a series of sexist and misogynistic slams. the speakers of the age difference between him and the president dosing. because she famously went from being maclean's teacher to his wife. the latest controversy hats to the french he does troubles. off saying now is the budget cuts in george divisive labor reform. concern michael's popularity continues to plunge putting an end to his honeymoon period. because last month showed he had dropped seven percentage points. within thirty six percent of the french public saying. that we're happy with the young president's. now there are some unwanted visitors to towns in the mountains of romania now bands are increasingly straying into urban areas in search of food. dozens of them have been spotted outside the usual habitats and although they rarely violence. it is a major cause of concern for some areas of us has the story. nnova. a few leftovers for this brown van and a little excitement for these residents of two is not a quiet spot town in the mountains of central romani. but thi

we are not on the side of the bigot and misogynist, and unlike the so-called republican leadership in washington, we are not afraid to say it to their faces. [applause] sen. warren: and we are not on the side of foreign government that hacked our elections, or politicians whose fragile egos put our national security at risk. [applause] sen. warren: and let's be clear here. folks, we don't have to tiptoe anymore. we don't have to hedge our bets. we don't have to ask permission from the pundits or the corporate ceo's. and we sure don't have to ask permission from mitch mcconnell. [cheers] sen. warren: actually, that is probably a pretty good thing because he would probably tell me to sit down and shut up. [cheers] sen. warren: nevertheless, i would persist. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: sit, sit, sit. no. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] sen. warren: i need to make a really important point. we don't have to fear the wrath of the powerful, because when we are old enough to stand up for our values, when we are bold enough to stand up for our fellow americans, then that is when we are po

they are not looking at this great program but looking for any opportunity to call him a misogynist and at this and do that expect trumpets back to the personal golf club in bedminster new jersey.his departure comes shortly after announcing he has decided to do away with the manufacturing counsel in strategy and policy form. the tweet after the later pulled out after condemning the comments about last weekend's violence. >> as the west wing struggles it announced they had a new interim communication director. her name is hope hicks and she has worked in the president's campaign. >>> it was an emotional memorial service in charlottesville for heather higher -- heather heyer. many of those who attended were wearing purple which was her favorite color. the paralegal was killed on saturday when a car ran into counter protesters demonstrating after the rally soon. >> no father should have to do that. i love my daughter. i love my daughter .0 a look at you guys, you loved her too.>> they try to kill my child to shut her up.guess what, you just magnified her. >> trump called her a special youn

the anti-semitic and pro-misogynist ideas.meron called it out when he said we need muscular islamism. gregg: why were leaders like president obama so reluctant to use that language. >> they were so focused on the identity politics in washington and america, they ignored the bigger picture of what's happening within the house of islam. so whether than take side within the house of islam where you have 1.6 billion islams battling for modernity. leaders like prime minister true dean other far left want to use us muslims for internal bickering rather than globally helping muslim reformers battle the the -- the theocrats all ovr the planet. gregg: how do we win? >> we shift from cve to cvi. music industry, hollywood, media, universities. every front needs to be in the battle against political islam. gregg: once again, another terror attack foiled south of barcelona in the town of cambrils. some people were injured by a van driven by five terrorists, four shot dead by spanish police. one has been seriously injured. that does it for

that, according to them, racist views and misogynist views that can have no place on any discussion on campus. an open letter, always an open letter so that more people can sign it, was drafted at the initiatives of two students from a department that challenged,, exercise the right to free speech, which is wonderful and challenge the universities decision to offer a platform to an allegedly racist writer and promote up white nationalism. the signatories of the letter was in 100 the the last time i checked perhaps 200 by now believe providing a platform to charles murray was unwise. here are their words and faq to pay attention to that. i quote, we have strong blues and academic freedom and speech. we do not advocate for blanket censorship of controversial views by state institutions nor by private actors. for that reason we respect the right of charles murray's sponsors, i.e. myself and others can to extend you an invitation to speak at indiana university. at the same time, public universities and institutions within them also their responsibility to act judiciously, one providing fam

the anti-semitic and pro-misogynist ideas.on called it out when he said we need muscular islamism. gregg: why were leaders like president obama so reluctant to use that language. >> they were so focused on the identity politics in washington and america, they ignored the bigger picture of what's happening within the house of islam. so whether than take side within the house of islam where you have 1.6 billion islams battling for modernity. leaders like prime minister true dean other far left want to use us muslims for internal bickering rather than globally helping muslim reformers battle the the -- the theocrats all ovr the planet. gregg: how do we win? >> we shift from cve to cvi. music industry, hollywood, media, universities. every front needs to be in the battle against political islam. gregg: once again, another terror attack foiled south of barcelona in the town of cambrils. some people were injured by a van driven by five terrorists, four shot dead by spanish police. one has been seriously injured. that does it for us

that is according to them racist views and misogynist views that can have no place on any discussion on campus. so that more people can sign it. they are challenged. it is wonderful and challenged the university's decision to offer a platform to a racist writer. the place of the letter. perhaps 200 by now. they believed that providing a platform to trust murray was on wise wise and hear those words. i beg you to pay attention to those. we have with strong believers in academic freedom and speech we do not advocate for controversial views by state institutions nor by private actors. for that reason we respect the right of the sponsors to extend it to him an invitation to speak at indiana university. at the same time public universities and institutions all have a responsibility to act judiciously. particularly in the present climate of racial tension. in this case we believed that believe that providing a platform is highly responsible and judgmental to our university and community. and in a perfect logic after declaring its commitment to free speech the letter ask them to dissipate c

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misogynist, histories of domestic violence pretty put the picture together and you have an islamists,groups are nonviolent, but we need to understand that those are the pools in which the violent are swimming in. and unfortunately, as long as the access of counter radicalization focuses on the symptom, we are never going to be able to predict to these guys. we should focused on political islam and the state of is impaired >> trace: you believe in the pools, you have long believed that they are being fostered by a certain society? >> absolutely, unfortunately asked when it comes to getting the drunk drivers, the saudi and qatari are going to help us, but the alcohol if you will of radical islam or islamism, and to those societies, those islamic republics of iran, the brother of egypt. pakistan, although if these huge global movements are often nonviolent, but they are the precursors by telling muslims that we should reject western ideas and freedom, free speech, all of these things. so therefore we need muscular liberal terrorism. many movements not only against the symptoms, but for t

people are picking that apart and saying, oh, look, this appears to be misogynistic, he hates women. it is going to be an interesting litigation because they are going to be parsing words. what did he mean by this, the or was this a political statement, which is allowed? if he got fired because he made a political statement, then google is going to lose this lawsuit. >> he says, listen, i was shamed because of the views that i expressed in that memo, and that this really goes against, and i'm quoting here, the left bias of google for creating a politically correct mono culture. >> it certainly teaches me if i'm working for a big company and they invite comment, i'm going to give them nothing but vanilla back. i'm not really going to express my views, because this memo got out. a lot of groups start criticizing it. google, being a large corporation, reacts to that. and i'm sure he is going to say, well, you fired me because it got out and people in certain groups didn't like it, they pressured you, you fired me. and now what his attorney is doing is trying to get other people that hav

she left because of what she felt was a misogynistic culture. >> i'm just kind of tired of it. these things keep happening as the details change, but like, this obsessive push event is that women shouldn't be engineers, that whooer we're not welcome. >> reporter: the controversy at google comes just months after uber ousted its ceo, following allegations of discrimination and harassment at the company. fowler reacted to the google drama tweeting that while she worked at uber, she was once told by human resources there were many white men in engineering because white men were simply more suited for engineering than others. uber declined to comment on the tweet but called her original allegations abhorrent and against everything uber stands investigation. now, this former google engineer has a message for all women in tech. >> you belong. and you're good at your job, and you should not let these men tell you otherwise. >> now, as for uber, it's currently searching for a new ceo to replace kalanick. the three finalists are men. last week, hewlett-packard ceo bowed out of considera

democrats play this identity politics, republicans are racist, sexist, misogynistic, xenophobic, islamophobicra. >> to call people who work inside the white house, who passed a very extensive background check from the fbi, to call them neo-nazis, that's absurd. this is beyond irrational. this borders on the insane. i wonder, will some of these people need to be institutionalized because they have never been able to accept that donald trump was elected by the american people to be president of the united states. this is bizarre and again, it defies all rational thought. >> sean: governor, haven't we ignored this game, elect republicans, black churches burned, george w. bush, george w. bush supports the death penalty. al gore, republicans don't want to count you in the senses. to have the wrong agenda for african-americans. it happens every four years and i played a history of donald trump condemning whites to premises him, the kkk, david duke, it goes back years. they don't care. >> a lot of it has to do with the fact that they believe that the american public is as stupid as they are mean and

in addition to stupid, they are homophobic, anti-semitic, misogynistic, trans phobic, and unfunny.set there? a full arsenal. >> i know. i'm trying to think of anything else that he failed to check off. things like that, this sort of behavior, this is the reason why trump is president. this is the reason why you had to so many disaffected democrats who were tired of voting for a party that never delivered and they decided to cross the line d vote for someone who might be able to get something done for them. for this, however they were awarded? they had their characters impugned. they had their motives maligned. it is shameful that this vulgarity is considered a substitute for weight at all whatsoever. if this behavior keeps up, it is only going to continue to make more victories in 2018 and 2020. >> mark: you make a very good point there, wit. he is an actor in a creative person. he has labeled half the population of the united states as members of a quintet of hate groups. particularly, the unfunny part. trans phobic. i think he left out islamophobic. how cani o it be that this man

. >> steve: she would try to claim that the president is somehow misogynist.er successfully manage a presidential campaign in history, pretty incredible. it is very noticeable how many women are there. >> sandra: there is a woman sitting with us who worked in the last white house. maybe you can give us some additional perspective on this. >> marie: if you have a bad day, you go home to me pour a glass of wine, you don't call the new yorker. i think women have learned to handle adversity and politics. >> sandra: wine helps me a lot lot. >> marie: there will be tough days and politics at the cia where i worked, these are places where women didn't always have leadership roles. you learn how to deal with it and a healthier way than some of these really big male personalities that are no longer the white house. >> abby: the "washington examiner" does not agree with that. one of the women who have succeeded in terms of circle are those who play along with the role of the president's cast. he gave a shot to his former campaign manager at a black-tie dinner. i see my

they didn't care about all of his misogynistic, xenophobic, racist stuff. they just didn't care.bs, jobs, and he's going to try to get them jobs. >> we're going to bring back jobs because we need jobs here. >> we're going to bring jobs back from china. >> to pennsylvania. >> to michigan. and all across this land we're going to bring our jobs back. >> and he sold them that. and we weren't giving them sustenance. >> beatrice says his democrats never understood exactly what hillary clinton was for. >> they are working-class people who think the democratic party has left them. >> and of course we know those white working-class voters were the tipping point. to understand just how big a deal this is, let's go back a bit. back to the 1970s. >> we've never forgotten that the democratic party is well named. it's the party of the people. >> jimmy carter was for certain a man of the people. a peanut farmer from plains, georgia. >> their brand image is the party of the people, the party of working people specifically. >> it started even earlier, actually, with franklin delano roosevelt. it

on the white house website that they sold $110 billion to this repressive extremist intolerant misogynist regime. so there again we see the stage set by the democrats that preceded trump. so here you set the stage and talk about people getting prepared for the shocks to come, the you also talk about what people are doing to resist trump now and the whole premise of the book know is not enough does look at what has been done in the first several months of the trump administration with people rising up so maybe we should spend more time on that and then move to buy if it is not enough. >> guest: we have seen this incredible wave of resistance, and we've seen that it can win. the travel ban most notably and that amazing surge of people going to airports across the country and just saying no and rejecting this and i think that emboldening local officials and congress people to also go to the airport, lawyers and maybe even giving courage to judges to stand up to trump. that's one example. everybody that i know of is involved in political organizing says they've ever seen the level of interest

they didn't care about all of his misogynistic, xenophobic, racist stuff. they just didn't care. he's going to try to get them jobs. >> we're going to bring back jobs because we need jobs here. >> we're going to bring jobs back from china. >> to pennsylvania. >> to michigan. and all across this land we're going to bring our jobs back. >> and he sold them that. and we weren't giving them sustenance. >> beatrice says his democrats never understood exactly what hillary clinton was for. >> they are working-class people who think the democratic party has left them. >> and of course we know those white working-class voters were the tipping point. to understand just how big a deal this is, let's go back a bit. back to the 1970s. >> we've never forgotten that the democratic party is well named. it's the party of the people. >> jimmy carter was for certain a man of the people. a peanut farmer from plains, georgia. >> their brand image is the party of the people, the party of working people specifically. >> it started even earlier, actually, with franklin delano roosevelt. it was mostly th

words are coming from a person who using the most vial disgusting hateful anti-semitic, antiblack, misogynistiche's gone after the victim in this case and these are the records from him. that's how president trump came off to those who believe in white supremacy. words matter. they matter to everyone who was listening, and the fact he waited a couple days to name these groups and say, look, no to the kkk, no to neonazis. we have to look at this. they are taking it as a signal that trump is giving them a thumbs up. that's a problem. >> the question to paris, how can the president -- shouldn't the president, given that disgusting response say, if you were my supporters, i do not want your support. call them out by name, do not support me. >> he's done that. when he said i disavowed -- >> it's not march, we're in august. someone is dead. why can't he just go after the people who were perpetrating some of this. >> yes, actually that's what he did -- >> why not mention it immediately? >> that's what he did today. and there's three people that are dead. >> that's true. >> it's a very serious issue, b

you can call someone a misogynist, sexist.ay they're a womanizer, but when you say racesest, even if the evidence points to that -- i'm not saying you said it. but even if it the evidence points to it -- >> evidence points to -- >> i don't know what's in his heart? do you have to know what's in someone's heart? or is it by your actions that prove what you are? >> this is not -- i mean it's not arguable to me. i'm not saying people who have always been a racist will always be. i tried to recover from sexism every day. so these isms are things we deal with. but by seeing two sides to that thing that happened to charlottesville, that's racism. because right now the alt-right is celebrating. >> can we stop saying alt-right. they're white supremacists. >> all right. you're right. >> the white supremacists with hipster haircuts and skinny jeans. they may as well wear hoods. i'm glad they're showing their faces now. >> although they might stop doing that because a lot of them got fired. the white supremacists are celebrating right no

misogynist, histories of domestic violence pretty put the picture together and you have an islamists,are the pools in which the violent are swimming in. and unfortunately, as long as the access of counter radicalization focuses on the symptom, we are never going to be able to predict to these guys. we should focused on political islam and the state of is impaired >> trace: you believe in the pools, you have long believed that they are being fostered by a certain society? >> absolutely, unfortunately asked when it comes to getting the drunk drivers, the saudi and qatari are going to help us, but the alcohol if you will of radical islam or islamism, and to those societies, those islamic republics of iran, the brother of egypt. pakistan, although if these huge global movements are often nonviolent, but they are the precursors by telling muslims that we should reject western ideas and freedom, free speech, all of these things. so therefore we need muscular liberal terrorism. many movements not only against the symptoms, but for the ideas that we believe in the west that muslims came to be

been howling into the wind since before the election that this man is a bigot, that this man is a misogynistthat this man is a bully, and people like me and other people saying the exact same thing that this thing -- you know, you have to ask yourself a very profound question, whether or not trump is an articulation of them or whether he is an articulation -- whether he's an articulation of them or they're an articulation of him, or whether there's a symbiotic relationship here. the republican party has to ask itself, i mean, america has to ask itself a question. these people exist. there's a lot of negative, racialized imagery, well short of vehicular homicide a. if you know full well that the war on drugs has a disproportionate impact on black people and you support it, where does that place you? if you know that mass incarceration is devastating black communities and you support it, where does that put you? if you know that stripping the votes or voter suppression is having a negative impact on some people and therefore increasing the vote of other people and you support that, where does

they said really misogynistic things to me. additionally, it was a thousand angry, foolish men with many, many guns. the man i interviewed carries three guns on his person at all times. in his hotel room, he had an ak and several other weapons he keeps as backups. >> it really depresses me that there are veterans of our great military providing security for one of these neo nazi -- i don't know if leaders is the right word, but spokes people, most prominent people. >> reporter: i've spoken to some of them. it's shocking to me, because people in the military must serve with people that come from different backgrounds. racism is not allowed. but they said that they were radicalized in iraq. that you couldn't bring democracy there. so that made them committed to this racist cause. >> it's a dumb question, but what are they so angry about? they have -- you know, they're a bunch of young, white males. what is it that they want, they just don't like black people and jewish people, they don't like gay people, they don't like anyone wh

there is an interesting and funny misogynistic moments when jake lloyd, who is arguing for the state of texas notes that these two pretty young ladies , meaning linda coffee and sarah, are sure to get the last word. he plays this for a laugh and it failed miserably. he is greeted with stony silence. one observer says it looks like chief justice warren burger is about to come down and discipline lloyd himself. clark: i understand that attorney general actually play that tape for the classes and students as to how not to argue a supreme court justice. melissa: never do this. host: john on twitter said how could an attorney think a sexist joke was a good way to start an oral argument, was he the best they had? clark: obviously not, they replaced him with another attorney for the second argument. he starts out with a bad joke and argument goes down from there. host: after argument is over than the justices go to conference. from what we know about the conference process, a lot of frustration developed among the justice. tell us the story of what you know about what happened there. meliss

conservative old white man black man to just hold down everything and be as hateful and a those racist and misogynists possible and i feel like everything is turned upside down. nobody has empathy for each other. nobody talks about what's look at why we voted no for the health care plan. what did you not like about it and why did you vote no. no, what just come out publicly and talk about the fact you voted no. we teach our children to talk about issues differently than this, so can you comment on that? >> i appreciate the point. a certain part of the country did not like barack obama because of reasons of race, no question about it. we have not solved that issue. as much at this moment in grant park eight or nine years ago might have made us think we have moved, we have not moved. i was struck that actually a lot of republicans found obama . election [inaudible] a lot of people voted for barack obama including i believe the top economic people who couldn't be bothered by what they saw on the other side. i think john mccain even when he lost found some good in the id of the country elected somebody t

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