the challenge pelosi faces is how does she demonstrate she s going to stand up and fight while having to govern at the same time. having barely lived through the 2013 shutdown when i worked in the house of representatives, it s a tough thing for the majority party in the house when you have a majority of the other party in the senate and in the white house. john boehner used to remind us we had one half of one third of government. that s not a point of leverage. and it s hurting. because i have you here and your extensive work with the sanders campaign in 2016, i want to ask about the new york times reporting, the sexism claims from within the campaign, women paid less and treated worse. bernie sanders addressed that this week on ac 360 and said look, i didn t know about it. i was busy running around the country. but of course, it shouldn t happen. it s something we should address. i m paraphrasing here. did you experience any of that, and what do you make of his answer? no, i di
about how people insult him gratuitously? do you think she cares about the raw comments that come out of some people s mouth? she cares about actions so that no other mother ever has to suffer the unspeakable loss that she has suffered. ainsley: kellyanne how do you respond to the sexism claims. they say he is sexist by going after mika. as a woman how do you respond to that? as a woman who knows him and works for him, i m very pleased how he treats women in this work place, the white house. i m the mother of four small children, four school aged children. his daughter has children. his two daughters and his wife are two three of the strongest, most intelligent, most courageous women i have ever met. they are all willing to be public servants at this point. tiffany, of course, is in law school. donald trump is somebody i go by what people do. not what people say about them. this is a man who for decades has been elevating women to the highest position. he took a chance on women i