it s not fair. we need to change this as a country. margaret, we discussed this in the commercial break. we were talking about in context of kellyanne conway. she s at a women s conference talking about women s issues and saying to these women at least what we think is men would never have to think about that question. she, herself, was making the point about the double standard. right. and highlighting the fact that, you know, men often don t have to think about these things. don t think about these things, haven t traditionally thought about these things, maybe they re in marriages that don t it s true, women still do more, okay? i m a mother of two. i have a great husband who helps out a lot. you know, every marriage is different but, you know, look, there is a traditional flow that is, you know, hard to just rewire. i think in the paula broadwell thing, we made our point. i got to go, mel. it s not about women doing more. it s about women being judged on different sta
hover emily jane fox, and mel robinson. commentator and legal analyst. mel, haven t seen you in a while. good to have you on. thanks, don. margaret, at a politico women rule event, kellyanne conway spoke of her decision to pass on as white house role, said this, my children are 12, 12, 8 and 7, which is bad idea, bad idea, bad idea, bad idea, i guess meaning for every child, for mom going inside the white house. they have to come first. and those are very fraught ages. as a mother of two, you have two young kids, what s your reaction? i do have two young kids and i frankly look, i had the opportunity to work this the white house when i was 25, 26, 27 years old. and even at that staff level, i was there during hurricane katrina, these were 16, 18, 20-hour days and you have to do that on a very high
you can have nannies, baby sitters, you can do all of those things. even though she has the right and any woman who stays at home with her children has a tougher job than going out in the workforce, do you think that sends a right message, a double standard between women? we know kellyanne. we ve been on air with her. she s not going to not work. she s probably just going to be working outside the white house. i don t think she s saying don t work or don t be a working person. by the way, i know kellyanne to be a dogged negotiator. i don t think she s sending a message. it s a personal decision. i think what she s doing, there are a lot of men who wouldn t take jobs at that time because of their families either. yeah. mel less men, to be clear. mel, you say this is a smart move because she will have more power and flexibility outside the white house. explain that. yeah, don.
it is a justification, and anything that he tells the investigators is going to be bad. and even the behavior driving 50 mile, and hid and ambushed the people, and killed three people, and his own actions show that he knew what he was doing, and purposeful, and intended the result that he got. yes, a real uphill battle, and even again, we know scant facts at this stage, but they are bad factses. and danny and mel robinson, thank you both so much. back to the top story, freddie gray and the first of six police officers who are going to be standing trial successively in a row. in this type of an environment, how do you choose one jury? how do you choose all six juries, impartial juries? we will dig into that with a jury consultant next. e is the be for her she s agreed to give it up. that s today? we ll be with her all day to see how it goes. after the deliveries, i was ok. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously.
should follow the law. that is john kasich defending the judge s decision to jail the clerk. mike huckabee supports the clerk. he plans to meet with her in jail on tuesday. she is behind bars for refusing to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. here to explain is cnn legal analyst and mel robinson. mel? good morning, alisyn. explain legally, not morally, not ethically, but legally, can someone advocate their work responsibilities if asked to do something that violates their religious beliefs? well, i think that you can do it in very, very limited circumstances, alabama alisyn. if you have an orthodox jew and somebody wants a pork barbecue parade, they cannot, in their