your reaction to that part of the statement today. a little bit jumping out of my chair here. we are not talking about 1956 or 1976. we are talking about 2006, 2007. come on. it may be things have gotten a little bit easier today and we have all gotten hopefully more educated about why victims may not come forward, why we should or why a girl wouldn t tell her parents or things like that. the issue of this issue was front and center for people in the 2000s. it s not ancient history. it s just not maybe there was a hard case to bring, but that s just not an adequate explanation. the one thing i thought was missing from mr. acosta s performance today was just any
have all gotten hopefully more educated about why victims may not come forward, why we should or why a girl wouldn t tell her parents or things like that. the issue of this issue was front and center for people in the 2000s. it s not ancient history. it s just not maybe there was a hard case to bring, but that s just not an adequate explanation. the one thing i thought was missing from mr. acosta s performance today was just any little hint of contrition or regret on his part. it just seemed absent. he was asked repeatedly and offered the opportunity to apologize fully or say a single word of apology and he never did. think of it this way. he basically did a sweetheart
office that s enough explanation right there. if you have two senior men tucker: but why wouldn t that s already going to offset the balance. tucker: if you are going to take shots at other people for not empowering women, why are you doing it i m serious. of course it is, she is lecturing the rest of us about female empowerment, important to vote for her because she was a woman, she has said that repeatedly, but not even in her office. i can t take you seriously unless she gets you re not going to vote for her anyway, tucker. tucker: oh, my gosh. what i would just say that is important about all of this, it does negate the whole equal pay conversation if you don t look at it equally, in terms of education, and the job that you are upholding. that is what she is trying to address. that is what the entire debate is about. i tell you, women s also have the same biases that men s have come in the same bias that men have, that is why you see a lot of blind hiring. peo
and the boys who were there, i said, you know, a girl wouldn t get pregnant without you guys. they got it. how many of you boys think that government should be telling girls and women when and if we are going to have babies? and not a single one of them raised their hands. [cheers and applause] tucker: imagine saying something like that to someone else s kids. senator cory booker could easily imagine it. like mazie hirono, booker has no children of his own, but he is fervently committed to abortion, so committed to it thatit if elected, cory bookr has promised to create something called the white house office of reproductive freedom. the only point of the office would be to ensure that we have enough abortions in this country. cory booker believes that abortions are a vital strategic resource, like oil or uranium. it would be interesting to know why cory booker believes that. like most of the democratic candidates, he refuses to come on the show, so we can t ask him directly. but we
and the boys who were there, i said, you know, a girl wouldn t be pregnant they got it. how many of you boys think that government should be telling girls and women when and if we are going to have babies? and not a single one of them raised their hands. [applause] tucker: imagine saying something like that to someone else s kids. senator cory booker could easily imagine it, like mazie hirono, booker has no children of his own, but he is permanently committed to abortion but still committed to it that if elected, cory booker has promised to create something called the white house office of reproductive freedom. the only point of the office would be to ensure that we have enough abortions in this countr country. cory booker believes that abortions are a vital strategic resource, like oil or uranium. it would be interesting to know why cory booker believes that. and most of the democratic