it's all about the "vagina monologues." >> right. what they've done is taken one day in the year when men and women usually get along, you know, some flowers or chocolates - valentine's day - they've taken the v to talk about the intimate part of a woman's anatomy. it's a play. it's on hundreds and hundreds of campuses all over the country. there's not one man in the play whose not a rapist, an abuser, just a horrible person or a down-and-out weirdo. the men are all wicked. it has graphic sex. it has a rape scene of an under-aged girl. in a later production they made her of age. and this somehow is supposed to empower women to talk about their private parts in the most vulgar and graphic ways. and students are subjected to this. "oh, well, they don't have to go to the play." well, sometimes they do for a class. "oh, well, they don't have to look at it." there was one campus that had a 40-foot high blow-up, plastic, of a woman's vagina in the middle of the quad. well, that was kind of hard to miss. and then you're supposed to sit, and

there was one campus that had a 40 foot high blow up plastic vagina. you're supposed to sit then go out and be a properly? >> what is the motive? >> it is the edge of the radical feminists who really despise men. when you go to now, most of it is about abortion. it is as if it is some kind of a mainstream. it started out with the suffragettes and it was more for the quality -- for equality. we have a policy on our website about this. they say they are for suffragettes and for equality, but families are important, also. we saw a little bit on the tape that women can do just about anything. the fact that they don't want to do things does not mean there is discrimination. the opportunities are there, but they are seeking absolute equality and the vagina monologues -- how this is empower women -- how does this in power when? -- in power -- how does this empower women? >> back in the 1930's, there was a movie called "the women." here is an excerpt. >> i have had two years to grow klaas, mother. -- and grow claws, mother. >> it was not easy to put you over.