but now people aren t so sure. they are being told a woman is pretty much anyone who feels like they are a woman. they put their hand up and go i am a woman. there is an increasingly weird hysterical campaign to make you believe the sky is green and the grass is blue and anyone who disagrees is instantly a bigot. ironically, it is the leading feminists. people like u.s. women s soccer superstar megan rapinoe. she says excluding trans athletes from women s sports is taking away people for humanity. really? megan rapinoe would welcome a transgender woman replacing a biological female on the u.s. national team. conveniently she said that just as she is retired. it wouldn t be her place that would be taken. we already know what result of rapinoe s demands would look like. a few years ago the women s team played fc dallas under 15 boys team. the boys won 5-2. the women s team is probably the best it has ever played the game. there is the evidence. it s just a biological fact. the
Great american thing that it was hard to get a five. A lot of people would do a review and and say this is a good book but it has a lot of legal fans, im not sure its everybodys cup of tea and a show sort of a a tolerance that americans have. In one of my reviews was along that line. It came from the town library and in auburn maine. When they get a new book into the library she reads it and then she sent a little note around to everybody because the winters in maine are long. Theres nothing like sitting in front of the fire as the snow comes down in june reading a good book. And this is what she wrote. She said, this is the definitive book of a great attorney, filled with courtroom drama and celebrity gossip, if you like that kind of thing. [laughter] so i hope you like this kind of thing. 100 years ago last fall Clarence Darrow, the famous defense attorney, stood on a Downtown Los Angeles sidewalk and he watched his chief investigator seized by the Police Caught in the act of bribing
donald trump took the more competition the worse for joe biden. trump loves competition. i think he should show up to the debate. i know why he wouldn t because he is ahead. why stay at home and watch them all talk about you? donald trump is many things. and all the time i have known him i ve never known him to duck a challenge. if you are watching, donald, come on. he is being a front hundred. get on the stage and show us what you are made of if you want to be president again. face the debate music. you know you want to. i think he won t decide for the last 48 hours. he is good at it. remember what he did at the convention in 2016? ted cruz was speaking and had come in second. he was lukewarm with trump at the convention. just as ted cruz was getting to the chris endo in walks trump with his family in the spotlight goes there. he remains the biggest star. but he has to turn up.
being introduced to a line of dignitaries by the dean of the w abbey who spotted lord salisbury in the line, and he said to thet queen, oh, do you know lord salisbury? she said, oh, yes, robert and ia were out in the nightclub lastas night til half past one.ha so that s sort of the tenor of her dry humor. host: sally bedell smith is the guest of queen elizabeth the second is the topic and we will begin with a call from mike in syracuse, new york. your honor book tv on c-span. thank you. my question is basically this. given that span of queen elizabeth s reign, being one of the longest rains in england or the u.k. history, given all the prime minister s she has worked with all of the historical events she has seen in her lifetime, has that impact her as a queen from your knowledge? well, i think she has a she has a vast store of information, obviously. one of the fascinating things about the queen is, she does not have an ideological filter. she takes things then. that
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