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whyy should we care about her today? >> so, as you enumerated in your introduction, betty wrote the feminine mystique which is one of the most important feminist books of the 20th century if not the most important one. the feminine mystique was yes as you noted a huge bestseller but what it did is established women as a category, which at the time simply did not exist so you could say betty through the first shot that many other people then picked up so that is the number one, the feminine mystique. number two, the national organization for women, as i said it was an amazing organization. nothing like it existed and the goal was again to unite women as a category and have women be ablegi to agitate for equality f pay, equality of representation and other things like that. and then she went on in the rest of her life to find many other organizations devoted to women and women's rights including the national political caucus which was solely devoted to getting women intohe government, but she also then founded the women's

what are the reasons whyy? one situation on average might be better or worst. >> let me stipulateef before i give into the reasons why. it's abundantly clear that kids from a two parent home have better outcomes. i keep k going back and forth between married and twobe parents. as we said ins, the u.s. it was tightly linked. married parents and unparried means youea don't i'm using those interchangeably. kids of married parent homes do better. the question is how much of that is because they arent more to be an advantaged group any way or higher educated or higher income. we want to compare across and look at the outcomes for kids if they have a married or unmarried mother. look across moms of the same education level and age and race.d we see these big differences in kids outcomes. conditional on that. they have done more sophisticated things to a narrow down on the status. the evidence is overwhelming. we know they do better. they are less likely to live-in poverty oror graduate high school. more likely tole g

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phil, i don't know whyi don' all of a sudden gotten to a point where we're educators for kids from in grammar school, supe from in grammar school, feel that their values are superior to parental values and they feel at liberty to indoctrinate these childrenei into their way of thinking rather than sticking to the basicsathe stickin reading, writ science, history, and computers. >> i don't knoory, andw. call me old fashioned, dr. phil, but i prefer they educate our kids, not indoctrinate them . well. vell. sean over 30% of our fifth graders and eighth graders the most basic% h graders level, 19% of our high schoolofh graduates can't read. they're getting passed so the schools can get paidt , and yet they're wanting to talk about other things. and thatey are is completely ab. >> and what's happening here and it's happening from the primary grades up through college is you're right, they're runninh g their own woke agendas. and that is absolutely their ow. and thlutely and these people that are counseling these students on these i issuee these ss, whetherdon't they're psychological or me

hawaiian, ben it's good to see you have the code of wearing the hawaiian shirt since you're in haw whyy>> next you will be saying me lee ke macha to me around the holidays. >> that's impressive. >> leslie, i will send it back to you. >> good stuff. consolidation of dress code at the very least. >>> still to come, the bitcoin rally marches on hitting the highest levels of the year. what's fueling it? >> bitcoin not the only alternative asset making big gains today. gold hitting new all-time highs. how much higher could it go from here? stay with us. we're back in just two minutes. >>> bitcoin holding above 41,000 this morning. the first time since may of 2022 as investor appetites for an official bitcoin etf continues to grow. crypto reporter mackenzie segala is here. never a shortage of reasons or excuses why bitcoin does what it does. risk appetites, interest rates, regulation, possible etf, what do you see driving it right now? >> good morning, mike. so as you said, bitcoin had been testing that $40,000 level the last few days. finally breached $42,000 earlier this morning trading at

wondered at this point is why work where not being full throated response to bring china to account, whyisina still on the board ?will the biden administration stand up to china and have them removed from the board? why do they get a photo going forward in any of this? >> certainly mister congressman, thank you for this question because it is important to understand the inner workings of who. and how it is direct it or working in service to its needs . so the way that the board of elections works is each region actually brings forth someone from there, from amongst their member countries to serve on the board . there have been times when the us had objected to those nominations. however that being region we don't have the same in terms of they putforward and ultimately nominated to the board . just as they don't have to say in what the american region does to put the us on the board as many times as we have so we do in the world health position object as we did when belarus was nominated. because for the reasons that i'm sure you and your colleagues agree there are with their engagement. h