theres a time for this and a time for that. if more women worked, there will be more stay at home dads. the movie mr. mom made fun ofd that. why weather does mommy keep the extra diapers? cowards. this fits sandberg s vision of running half the home. t i assume we d be competent.re l but that s really at the heart of this debate.o we do not accept the fact thatha there arte biological differencs between men and women, that thee are good and that we need to foster them and be proud of them and to celebrate everybody is fearful about putting women back into the
she skips over the details there is the vision..th young woman came to sandberg. a woman came up to her and said i want to know how you do it. how do you juggle work and d family? sheryl asked the woman why? are you married? she said no. are you close to being married? no. i don t even really have aos boyfriend yet. maybe she was in her 20s. and sheryl was disparaging of that and thought that was basically stupid, to be thinking about how to balance work and family before you re even married. i think it s brilliant. ith actually think mapping out your life based on the fact that you know, if you are someone who wants marriage and motherhood to map out your life according to that being at the center valuefe of your life and working everything else in, including your career around that. to some of the smartest women haveo done that so that they ultimately, by the end of their lives, did, quote, unquote v it ology bigeneralsing their lives and understanding that a woman t life has sea
she works hard for her money. you better treat her right. seems fair. in this year s state of themo bn union, president obama said it was terriblede for every dollara man makes, women make only 77 cents. give every woman the opportunity she deserves because i believe whenen women succeed, america succeeds. applause from both parties. there is john boehner applauding. he doesn t stand up like joe biden. everyone seems to agree. it s a crime that women earn less than men and government must do something. amy holmes is a student of s economics. you must agree that government needs to fix this wage gap.gap. indeed, john. i d don t. and as a matter of fact, that 70 cents number is in and of itself misleading. if you look at the number and you control for an apples to apples comparison, harvard economist claudia and othersha found that wage gap shrinks
in his state of the union address, president obama said they still make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. women deserve equal pay forns equal work. we ll get o that pay gap later in the show.e finally, the democrats are proud that they have ended sex discrimination in health insurance. no woman can ever bioe chargd more just because she s a woman. that sounds fair.sh i would think it would sound good to my guests since you re boast women. in fact, this is an all womanisi show except for me. ending insurance priceri discrimination does sound good to former president of women s media center, jehmu green but conservative heather hug joins says it s full of lies. what do you mean? there is no. war on women, except maybe if you want to call obamacare a war on women. they re losing theirir doctors. they re losing their access. their choices are being
constrained. come on. it s not just women who embracee the fact that they are no longer being charged more.is t it s the men in their life also. women turn out in much larger numbers for democrats causerats they look at the two parties and they say, who is representing my interests and it s not the party that wants to put a politician in between the conversations that you have with the man inn y your life, the doctor in your life, and the god in your life.a and that s what republicans are doing across the government isov largely interested in replacing the men in your life with the governmeni in your life. and that has been reallyun unfortunate because thatra constrains your choices further. let s do one issue at a time. reproductive rights.s. how do the republicans attack women? if you look at various piece of legislation, i think in the past year we have something like over 1,000 bills introduced across the country to try to curtail a woman s reproductive