preparing for a role? how much history do you read? in general, quite a bit. this, i was hired last minute. i was reading the book on the plane on the way. wow. i was reading the book going okay. yes. yeah. so it was, you know, it was, you know, no money, three days work. i, you know, the story. the story is amazing. you prepared for the movie like we prepare for this tv show every day, except we don t read anything. let me ask you something. i m sure there have been roles you sat and studies and devoured and prepared saying i m going to do this on set and that and calculate every move. your performance here, going in, jumping in, i bet there were parts you thought, wow, actually that worked better than things i have done before. you know, that s often true. even when you do all the
women of america and the working men of america, it s chore work, eternal debate that men and women, husbands and wives about who does more. who does more at home? who does more at the workplace? it s statistics from the department of labor. men are actually doing more. they are. it s not so much a myth. the fact that men are doing more than they ever did. there s a rough equivalency of what they do at home and the office combined. we are talking parenting, too. women do a little more parenting and a little more at home. men are spending more time at the office. they are doing three times as much as in the 1960s. a book from the 70s that categorized this, scholars discovered the writer using statistics from the 1960s. that was before women were in
conduct to see if there were efforts to hack the voice mails of 9/11 victims. that would be that would be it. i m sorry. i got a call from piers morgan yesterday. yeah? he wants us to go on his show. oh, my goodness. i would love to do it. i don t know if phil will let me go to cnn. what would be the date? who takes it probe. it could be an awkward conversation. he s written so much in his book, there s a wealth of information. he called in on wolf blitzer s show two days ago yelling at a member of parliament. so maybe he wanted to yell at me. i find his quotes fascinating and what happened going back to
men are spending more time at the office. they are doing three times as much as in the 1960s. a book from the 70s that categorized this, scholars discovered the writer using statistics from the 1960s. that was before women were in the workplace. basically, over the last 20 years, men have been doing more. i think women are doing less. it s not that women feel less stressed. our studies show that men are the ones who feel a greater work-life balance anxiety than women do. there you go. my husband also i wear this outfit when i m cleaning. icon nekt with this. this is a very pretty cover. here is the thing, though. a man s work is never done. it is not. i think it s true. i look at mike barnicle.
country. now you are on to something interesting. this is a country that completely denied their involvement. up the french police rounded up. and now there were hundreds of camps. i didn t know all this. inside of france. yes! there s great book coming out this fall about the history of antisemitism in the ancient world and modern world. i ve been privileged enough to be reading the galleys of it. and when you see the continuum in history of antisemitism, and you wonder, how can this happen? and you begin to understand, a little bit, how people are always looking for the other, somebody different. we grow up hearing about the french resistance. that s what we re taught in schools. they were the minority. the heroic french resistance.