King charles iii as the monarch from now on. bill: what would you expect to be the first changes that king charles would make as we talked about but nothing confirmed? what is your best guess? they have already been some changes under king charles. and there may be seemingly small or stylistic, but they were important nonetheless. for example, we saw from the word go how he wants to be seen as a monarch. somebody who is in touch with the regular people that goes out and meets them straight away appearance with queen elizabeth ii invented the walkabout where they go and press, shake hands, during the 1970 tour in australia or new zealand, we saw king charles here doing that straight away as soon as he came back from scotland. we came from london outside of the palace and went to meet members of the public. he allowed one of them to hug him and gives him here this was
mandy. that song. reporter: to be fair, you might ve been upset about mandy. but you nudged that popstar status along with the song called copacabana. copacabana was an ice cream sundae. it was frothy and fun to do and stylistic. but this, this is, we have to put ourselves in the head of 1920s and 1930s germany. reporter: harmonies relevant now is chilling. with war raging in ukraine, innocent lives disrupted by hate. during this musical now, with everything going on, not just in the world, but with anti- semitism on the rise. unprecedented levels on the rise. i think one of the many joys
Formfitting athletes. that if female athletes had to wear bikinis then male athletes had to wear compression shorts. that would make sense to me because at least you could kind of make an argument in the regulations it s functional as opposed to stylistic. sure, compression shorts being as controversial as they are. exactly, right. i actually wrote a column about objectifying athletes in the olympics during rio. and i started it because like leslie jones i had a similar admiration for our swimmer, conor dwyer, but the distinction i ll make is that when male athletes are objectified. obviously every olympian has a beautiful body. this is something that should be celebrated. that s part of the point of some of these games. now, at the same time male athletes even when they re noted for being beautiful or very well-built they re still seen as athletes first. and that s not the case with female athletes. there s also precedent here. several years ago the australian womens basketball
Prevent sand crotch. i think we ve made history on msnbc. i don t think anyone has used that phrase on the air. i m happy to bring sand crotch. appreciate it. that makes four times. kavitha, i think i would see this differently if the rule was all athletes are are to wear formfitting athletes. that if female athletes had to wear bikinis then male athletes had to wear compression shorts. that would make sense to me because at least you could kind of make an argument in the regulations it s functional as opposed to stylistic. sure, compression shorts being as controversial as they are. exactly, right. i actually wrote a column about objectifying athletes in the olympics during rio. i had a similar admiration for our swimmer conor duier, but the distinction i ll make is that when male athletes are objectified. obviously every olympian has a beautiful body.
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