remember the backlash when he tried to give me a name and tweeting about me bleeding badly from the facelift. literally the backlash was from around the world, democrats and republicans, people from all walks of life. he got pummelled for that. there is, quite frankly, there are certain differences for gender politically that are hard for women, there are also things you can t do and he just courthoused that line politically, don t you think? i do. and i i thit interesting how donald trump deals with women of influence and women in power. and they represent two different battle front. certainly someone like yourself and others in the media space who have a following very much like at president, who have a voice very much like the
medical school in 1984. the toerattorney general, i thit was also in the early 80s, as well. it s not as if at that point, people shouldn t have known better. people should have known better about blackface. true, but even today, anderson, as many times on college campuses, particularly frat houses, where frat boys are dressing up in negative costumes and blackface and stuff like that, mimicking african-american culture. so we don t have to go back to the 80s. this stuff is happening today on college, in colleges and universities in the united states of america. also, the governor seemed like for a moment he actually might try to moonwalk again at that press conference, until his wife said to him, you know, that s inappropriate. if this was in one of your films, it would be hard to
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