>> so we know when "thelma & louise" came out, it caused a big stir and it was in the press everywhereaid, "this will change everything. now there's gonna to be so many movies with female stars because it hit -- struck such a nerve. and then after "a league of their own," it was like, "there's going to be so many more sports movies with women. and we know how many of those have come out. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> past 25 years so, but i believed it. it sounded great and, yay, i get to be in a movie that's changing everything that's so awesome. and then nothing and then nothing and nothing. but, then every five years or so, something comes out. "hunger games" comes out, whatever well now, everything is different now and it never is. >> seth: and basically, your data shows, certainly in the role, when you look at something like female directors, it's about as bad as it's always been >> right >> seth: even though, i think if you ask people, they would say because of, you know, "wonder woman" and whatnot, they'd think, "oh, no, it's better now. it's probably close to 50/50." >> there

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the ladies will visit birmingham, montgomery and thelma alabama. >> this trip is going to be quite touching that we are going to birmingham, montgomery and selma. those are some major cities that played an important role in the civil rights movement and so it is going to be something for us at our age. >> the organizer spent a year and a half planning the trip. the six day itinerary includes a visit to the 16th street baptist church. the first black church that was also bombed in 1963 killing four school-aged girls. the women will cross the bridge, the same bridge martin luther king crossed in the 1960s. they will go inside the rosa parks library and the freedom ride the same. >> i am hoping they gain the written is richness as african- americans and be able to see for themselves and come back and spread the word to come back and talk to their children and children's children and keep them excited about who we are as a people. it is a wonderful experience for all of these women from various background coming together and enjoying each other. >> most are seniors and for many this is the firs

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kennedy: senators kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand are a modern day thelma and louise as they drive campaign right off a cliff. watch this with smelling salt next to you, 10 seconds of it will bore you into a coma. >> we can't just tune it out, we have to shut it down, i don't apologize. i don't care. i am proud that i support care -- mode carry for call before it was popular. i am kirsten gillibrand, i approve this message. kennedy: that is impossible for someone who needs a big chunk of the male vote to unseat the president. she sure seems to hate the fellas, there a reason she is polling at less than 1%. she built her identity around "me too" movement and spent her political running hand see al franken out of the senate, hindsight made her a monster, and he gets to play the victim. her campaign ad called impossible. which is rich, you should only tout success of overcoming said impossibility when you have achieved our stated goal, it clear where her new low poll numbers and lack of donors it will be impossible for her to qualify for next debate, in is not about sexism, for senato

bds movement and criticizing israel for the policies on the treatment of the palestinians is an an thelma has made that front and they appreciate his rhetoric in this regard but some of them are worried about the effect of this partisan wedge being driven here because the history of the american relationship with israel is a strong bipartisan support. and there is a real anxiety that if that is -- erods that will be bad for israel and the united states. >> we've been hearing and seeing this swift significant pushback and not just from 2020 candidates or democrats and nonpartisan groups as well. >> and not from republicans. >> no. well that was next on my list. but we'll get to that. but sticking for a moment with the relationship with israel and how political or not it should be, we also heard from the president of israel who tweeted the link between us is between peoples based on historical ties and deep strong friendships and shared values, not dependent on the links with other party. and netanyahu declined to comment here. >> surprise. >> which i think we need to point out. he doesn't

. >> i have written about them, they are the thelma and louise of the democratic party. i personally believe the israelis would've been wiser to let them in because they would make these remarks and discredit themselves and as it is, they can play the victim. that said, israel is a sovereign nation and there's no right for american congresspeople to go wherever they want. it is against the law to admit people that support the bds movement when they want to go there and campaigned for it. they made an exception to allow the congresswoman to visit her grandmother in the west bank and she didn't want the humanitarian visit so she canceled. i think this is going to make for a very interesting democratic convention in 2020. someone mentioned the boeing at charlston during the obama convention that he was able to put down, i'm not sure they're going to be able to put it down. the point is, there are a lot of democrats who are pro-israel. not driving the democratic party today but the opinions these women have and are promoting are very much at odds not just with republicans, b