to anything beyond the mississippi. he had a bullet in him and he suffered from dysentery and down to 140 pounds at 6 1. people think about that. because a lot of families have legacies back to the battle of new orleans and they have written me and said, you know, we have relatives in that battle. ainsley: buy it for father s day. it is a great book and gift for your dad. brian: now let s talk netflix. ainsley: michelle wolf has a new show. you might recognize that name. can t picture who that is? she is the one right there. she spoke at the white house correspondents dinner and she got a lot of grief because she was making fun of sarah huckabee sanders and her looks. so now she has a new show on netflix. pete: she does it debuted or one of the first couple episodes played. she went on more to extrapolate about this administration, glass ceilings, the cia, sarah sanders. listen to what she had to say. you know nominated my
when a woman leads, it doesn t feel comfortable and we inherently dislike it. when that changes, we won t have a glass ceiling anymore. nikki haley knows firsthand about shattering glass ceilings. she was the first female governor of south carolina and now the ambassador to the u.n. under president trump. there s been a big, big debate about the place of women as the upper level of american politics. how do you see the glass ceiling in politics? everybody likes to see the glass ceiling. can we break the first barrier? that s not what s really important. it s when you break it, what you do with it. the job that you do after. are we going to see more women in executive positions do you think as we go forward? i hope so. they re 51% of the voting population. when you look at the things women do, they balance extremely well. they know what it is like to manage finances, to manage a
would like to do a show called the bob new hahart show and t said where would you like it. her show was such a huge hit and they wanted more, just because of the quality of it and the creativity again because you were tackling everything that hadn t been attacked. for instance suzanne and i i think were the first couple on television that slept in the same bed. no kidding? it sounds weird to say today but before that everybody had twin beds going back to lucy. yeah, yeah, and how she was this you know single successful back on her show, journalist which was breaking all kinds of glass ceilings, i know at that time. what was she like though when
she battled her father. 17 kids. well, that was her mother. and she became my mom became the first person in her family ever to go to college. and she went to rice, graduated 1956 with a degree in math and went into computer programming at shell. i mean was shattering glass ceilings. my mom is 80 this year. she was there at the event. and she is a woman of strength and fortitude but also incredible compassion. she is a wonderful mom and an incredible grandmother to our two little girls. and your dad fought bautista in cuba, came here at 18. he did. one of the things i try to do with the students at liberty is try to help put them in his shoes. that he was 14, 15 years old. he was a kid in high school in student council when the revolution began. and the revolution in cuba it
ran the numbers in wilmington. i got to admit my mother was a little horrified that i said that up there. and my grandfather my mother s father, was a tough man. he drank too much. and he didn t have very enlightened views. he didn t really think women should get an education. and my mother is very soft spoken, but she s strong-willed and very bright. and she stood up to her dad. she battled her father. 17 kids. well, that was her mother. and she became my mom became the first person in her family ever to go to college. and she went to rice, graduated 1956 with a degree in math and went into computer programming at shell. i mean was shattering glass ceilings. my mom is 80 this year. she was there at the event. and she is a woman of strength and fortitude but also