tag of homophobic to them. out r and it s you know, it ots women certainly not about that. it s just about.t protecting women s sport of. y well, odefif course, i thih by definition, homophobic about wanting women s sports for women. how do you how do people youy compete with the shot? putting world s got to be pretty smalll. at the top . you re at the top of it. you must know everybody.t what s their view?isew. other female shot putters, oken everyone. i personally have spoken to completely agrees. we need to protect the women s category. spgoryanyone who wants to identy as a woman, by all means, please, please do sport. but we just have to protectl mae the women s category. so it s not, you know,s taking e biological males taking those records, taking those metal sponsorships, sponsors, et cetel we have to keep it for womeni of all sports .becaus shotput seems like when you uppr should reserve for men and women because it s an upper, body strength sport. of course, to some extent,
paintings as notes of parents have received they approve. the subject herself and the nineteen zero eight clips sold it to the vienna museum where it is on show to this day. and we didn t have of course i mean the if you go was no average woman of her time and she was something special along with her two sisters she ran a fashion someone in vienna when she was a business woman she was independent she earned money she wasn t like other socialites of the time dependent on a man or needing to marry somebody fun and a man up hanging on from being eaten and the at so that i think somebody like that was in a position to hold their own with an artist like stuff clint and that this truly made it a different relationship to the one he had with other women i. have that. favorite
keller until they got one and that they came into the newsroom and that it was the talk of the building. and i don t know the conversation was, but obviously they were not exchanging recipes. so, again, let me be clear. that doesn t mean that they swayed bill keller, the editor at the time, but, again, just my pointing outil the new york times doesn t like anybody to call them out on things. i get that. but it is true that that meeting happened, that both bill keller and the others said they have no recollection of it ever occurring. the meeting did occur, there was severe pressure, and all i know is that my story appeared without any reference to womeni or sexual anything at all. tucker: that s incredible. we should say, the new york times did attack you personally after you noted that your original story had been altered to take out all the interesting stuff.s do you think it is possible rhetorical question here that you could forget a meeting with david boies and harvey w
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romney does very well come faired tcompared to the other republicans with women i. think it s smart to do to hold onto this especially now that gas prices have gone up 3-cents. megyn: hold onto the women. the numbers support that the president is doing better with women than he has been doing. i want to ask you about a point that i discussed with owe rile hraoet other night, which was, could making sandra fluke, i don t know how you pronounce it quite frankly, fluke, the face of his healthcare law right now, recently, right, that s how they have touted her out, could making her the face of that hurt not only the approval of this law, but the president s approval rating? look at this split screen. pwhe signed that law we saw the little boy who was going to get healthcare coverage who didn t have it. and i think americans look at the little boy and say, that is somebody i want to help. do they look at sandra fluke and say, wait a minute, what is the healthcare law about?