dana: i walked to to studio and my feet hurt so bad. do you know what i did? bill: assuming dana: i put my shoes on the wrong feet. glad to be here with you, bill. special coverage of the inauguration live from our nation s capitol. the ceremony looks a lot different this year. bill: the world health organization is not in wuhan for a year and who knows what the chinese communist party is telling us, how can we figure out the origins of this virus? dana: we re in tampa and colder than i thought it would be but it was an amazing experience that we want to tell everybody about. minority leader mitch mcconnell joins us now. pete buttigieg. dana: republican from tennessee. bill: debbie ding el is with me now. dana: david petracca. bill: thank you for your time, mr. secretary. bill: oh my word. dana: hilarious. bill: i didn t know that existed. new york city is officially
many consequences for naming the person is. and what we have to do is change the culture and we have to have everybody speak up. final thought from you on that. she s writhe i completely agree. so full disclosure. debbie and i went to college together. we ve known each other a long time. and i tenthed her after that. i think she s absolutely correct. this is the beginning, not the end. and there are too many women out there, people who work as waitresses or who do not have the power anywhere close to that. without the repercussions and this is still an issue. in the book, be fears, she has a handbook how to do this. it s about collecting evidence. being systematic and exposing it. so maybe you won t get a national, your boss won t be on the front page of the wall street journal, but maybe your voice matters, social media will
it s good. even though we have different political opinions we can all come together and say it s not a political issue. i want to point out it s ten years, more than that, 40 years of feminist thinking that led us to this moment. i ve been talking about rape culture for a decade along with my colleagues and people looked at me like i was crazy. but i think it s important that we are all understanding this in a new light. agree. and i want to end with this. i doubt what debbie ding el, congresswoman, talked about this today, and we talk about the empowered but there is it a little bit of plug. she talked about being groped by a someone acting inappropriately towards her. but then she said this. has the tied turned? no. i don t think it s the water shed moment so many people think it is. because i still think for too