antiwoman than that or anti-semitic and racist than that. my personal experience of course was extensive. she was being condemned because she was speaking honestly about the problems of radical islam and that if you care about women that s something that we all have to be able to be honest about. what s interesting certainly about the march and it speaks to, also, i think the american sensibility. americans want to go out and have an impact. that s clear. young people, it s i was doing it, of course. it s wonderful exciting thing to do. you want to make a difference. the problem is that they are being used by a fraud. that they are being used by people who say oh we understand. this we agree with you. here s what we are going to be doing and it comes when they will look back as i have done with some degree to with my leftist activism is you think about the time that was wasted. you think about the drifters and the fraud. sean: part of it is winston churchill industry
females voting with the rise of the me too movement and things like the kavanaugh issue. women feel like they need to have a voice. they realize it s so important to get out there and vote. ed: what about that voice, beth? on the kavanaugh issue there is an assumption in the mainstream media that kavanaugh was antiwoman because of allegations that were unproven. i have heard a lot of women interviewed by us and other networks saying wait a second, i backed justice kavanaugh and i think he was treated unfairly. right. well, i was one that dig d. back justice kavanaugh as a conservative woman. absolutely women are going to make a difference in this election. pew research center came out with has stated that women made up 55% of the electric tore rat in 2016. and at this point, i believe it s democrats are actually counting on us to vote. they want to flip congress. we actually do have an unprecedented amount of women that are running for congress. i believe there is 256. and out of tha
course already been tried. and if you look at what happened to kavanaugh, this vicious smear campaign, this had nothing to do with kavanaugh. this was just another attack on president trump, our duly elected president and also the g.o.p. to write them off as antiwoman. as i said this has been tried. we november that they already tried to call trump a misogynist. sexist, anti women. homophobic, racist. that did not work for them in 2016. the idea that this is going to work for them now is ludicrous. trish: i look at it, stephanie, and i think about the fact that we all have husbands and fathers and brothers and sons. and as we watched the kavanaugh hearings. the whole idea of, you know, you are innocent until proven guilty. that kind of went out the window. and i think a lot of women saw that and thought, you know, what if that was my son. and we have this empathy chip, i think i can
their agenda is anti-trump or antiwoman. what kind of senator is mazie hirono to let the anchorman culture like that. greg: he was man-splaining. the democrats always overstepped. what they have done here is it strikes even more closely into the core of american values because due process has been thrown out. the idea of fairness in this country has been trampled on and if you are a man, you are guilty until proven innocent and if you are a woman, you just better shut up and act as as a monolic group and follow-up the democrats tell you. people are rejecting that across the board. greg: juan, you look at
dignity as america s topic of implant. planned parenthood, not so much, apologizing to the world for what they call a confirmation of an antiwoman, anti-lgbtq, and anti-muslim secretary of state. this is a fox news alert. the verdict is in for bill cosby, guilty on all counts. the comedic legend once known as america s dad was accused in 2014 of sexual assault. it wound up being dozens of women coming forward. bryan llenas joins us from pennsylvania where the trial concluded today. good evening, shannon. guilty, guilty, guilty. the verdict after 14 hours of deliberation for most jury made up of seven men and five women. the comic legend, the 80-year-old comic legend known for playing on bill cosby, now convicted felon, accused and charged now of sexually assaulting andrea can t stand at his home back in 2004. he left the court with a smile on his face as though he was acquitted.