study class or another religiously themed course. shannon: she was in a guidance counselor role. maybe she is helping them through things that would involve biblical teaching. but exhibit b, this is what she says she was offered. dissolve her major, resign, keep her job for the rest of the year if everything stayed quiet, but she could be terminated if things became too boisterous in the media. if you took this out of the religious school, i think we would agree with what would happen. pilgrims came over here for religious freedom. this catholic school wants folks to be taught a certain away. when you sign contracts, you want people to uphold them. that s what this case is all about. religious freedom and there was a contract. shannon: just a few seconds
institute of health. the fast twitch muscle fibers that you can only maximize to a certain extent. and the list goes on, bone density. there are physical advantages that boys has, and that needs to be looked at scientifically before we get into the pc culture debate. shannon: no one is harmed by allowing transgender people to compete consistent with who they are. you brought up the idea of college scholarships and that sort of thing. is that oversimple oversimplifying it? i just go back to trying to get any sort of notice to college coaches. what if you re benched and put
of her caucus. she s been in congress a month and already been able to assume a strong leadership position. truly, the things she s pushing, there is an appetite for. shannon: some in leadership are worried about how far she s pushing to the left and her challenge to them. it s a dual threat. they say, ocasio-cortez s vow to be the bad cop for her democrats too moderate for her comes off as old socialist practices made new again. after that, the real socialism begins. there s so much hypocrisy going on. when she wants to buff party leadership to put forth her green new deal, she s allowed to do that. she s considered a hero for doing that. and yet, when moderate democrats want to vote for a measure as
it s not just here. the president often is very friendly with other leaders who are less than palatable. but it s part of his strategy. yeah. and clearly, we ve had generations of american presidents who have tried to create these good working relationships with soviet, chinese, north korean, iranian leaders. their friendship does not matter. although they may like a particular american president, it isn t going to help us in any material respect. i think it s important that we remember, these regimes are weak, they are very concerned about their human rights situations, they re very sensitive to criticism. this gives awesome very important source of leverage and we don t use it and it s our fault. shannon: the sanctions are the things the two sides seem to be stuck on.
like i do. it s part of the way that he negotiates and moves through the world. i think there s something to that. i ve interviewed the president a number of times. he does want to keep people off balance. a lot of his negotiating style is to make people wonder what this crazy guy is going to do next. i think what s most interesting is cohen laid out a bunch of things people say about the president. he s crazy, he s a liar, he s in over his head. none of that is true at all. in the book proposal he s saying the president is not a liar. and now he s saying the president is a huge liar. shannon: all the things exact opposite of what s in this p propos proposal. the parents of a college student blaming kim jong-un.