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Masculinity. >> bullying. >> the me too movement. >> masculinity. is this a best a man can get? >> boys will be boys. >> boys will be boys. >> the new ad turning its tagline the best a man can get into a social media challenge. the company suggesting so-called toxic masculinity has taught boys bad behavior. time for the good, the bad and the ugly, first the good, firefighters caught on camera saving a little boy stuck in a frozen lake, the 11-year-old pulled to safety after falling through the i...

Traditional masculinity is under attack. the way i like to put it is that traditional masculinity is under construction and improvements. >> laura: what does it mean? when you say "traditional muscular entity," what does that mean? >> well, that means the things that we are taught as men send the signal that we ares not supposed to express our feelings, we are not supposed -- we are supposed to t alone. we are supposed to be independent. >> laura: any woman in a car with a man who cannot find hi...

>> an inside look you will not see anywhere else. it has been allies on the shutdown but today the presidents pick for attorney general will be in the spotlight. >> he hopes to send democrats crying foul over the russia probe. >> masculinity, is this a best a man can get? >> a men x-ray the company under fire for trashing, you guessed it, men. >> "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> there have been many days im thinking of getting ready and not liking the way it is going and i think of...

>> sean: welcome to new york. >> laura: this is "ingraham angle." tonight, did the fbi target fbi project the former assistant director of the fbi who is outraged at his former agency here. and we are driving the judges be how a lawless judiciary is imperiling you with resistance,n immigration in another commentary. you will not believe this. a new battlefront opening the war on men. how the left is conflating rank abuse and violence with classic masculinity. cant miss debate ahead. first, dems ...

Conversation about masculinity. it is a fallacy to say that traditional masculinity is under attack. the way i like to put it is, traditional masculinity is under construction and improvement. >> what does it mean, when you say traditional masculinity, what does that mean? >> it means that the things that we are taught as men that think send a signal that we are not supposed to express our feelings, youre s supposed to o it alone, were supposed supposed to be independent. >> martha: any woman in...

Masculinity, maybe we should talk about toxic femininity and toxic feminism. taking men out of being masculine isnt going to make their behavior better. its only going to take things that the country has built itself upon out of the picture and make the behavior worse. men need men to show them how to be good people, to have morals and values. that doesnt mean they have to stop acting like men. >> greg: there could have been a positive message, juan. in this case, it was negative. the assumption...

A real feeling of needing to be taken care of. theres that softness within the gruff exterior. that helped define how we saw masculinity going forward. i think the three characters in the 1950s set the trend that has gone on every since. >> in the 40s, america had an infear or tea complex about their style. >> it was the rise of the american designers. >> individual style started to emerge. >> there was a lot of discovery. "american style" became globally significantly and globally influential.

Of their everyday lives, they were grateful. >> the soldier version of masculinity shifted to the suburban father/breadwinner. >> it was seen as a good thing to be part of that great endeavor, which was rebuilding post-war america and the prosperity of those years that followed. >> women were strongly encouraged to go back to the home in the 1950s. some of the women wanted to keep working, but then some of the women did want to go back and just be mothers again. for men, it was like, okay, thing...

Be taken care of. theres that softness within the gruff exterior that helped define how we saw masculinity going forward. and i do think that these three characters in the 1950s set that trend that has really gone on ever since. ♪ >> in the 40s america had an inferiority complex about their style. >> what is so hugely important about the 40s and the 50s is that rise of american designers. >> individual style started to emerge. ♪ >> there was a lot of discovery. american style became globally...

>> but if men had a job where the gray flannel suit was part of their everyday lives, i think they were actually grateful. >> the soldier version of masculinity shifted to the suburban father/breadwinner. >> it was seen as a good thing to be part of that great endeavor, which was rebuilding post-war america and the prosperity of those years that followed. ♪ >> women were strongly encouraged to go back to the home in the 1950s. >> some of the women wanted to keep working, but then some of the w...