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cat of downing street, an actual cat who was posing outside her residence before a staff took the cat inside. what is the name of that feline? is it a, pebbles? b, norman, or c, larry? kennedy? >> kennedy: i'm going to say norman. it sounds british. >> tucker: you are are going to say norman it does. norman name? is it norman? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: amazing. ♪ ♪ >> let me say. >> kennedy: take the cat away and give him to julian assange. [buzzer] >> tucker: who could use one. well, we have a winner with a total accrued point value of 0.
tereasa may resigned this week but upstaged by the cat of downing street, an actual cat, posing outside of the residence before the staffer took the cat inside. what is the name of that feline. a, pebbles, b, norman, or c, larry. >> norman, it just sounds british. >> you're going to say norman. it does -- 1066, norman name. is it norman? >> take the cat away. give him to julianne asang. >> well, we have a winner with a total accrued point value of 0.
favoring women which is kind of odd to me considering it was just a couple of years ago that women got the right to drive in that country. take it with a grain of salt just as you would any other gender study claiming one gender is more depressed than another. >> martha: let's look at the comparisons of the country, ran number 57 and the united states at number 61. which nations are best for a quality, and which sect is better off? then you have mexico at number 65. >> writes an italy number one with slight favoring of men. so they took these different factors. they weighed them with a signed point value and found the scale ended up closer to zero you were come with a more equal you were. and the negative it favored women in f and the positive it favored men. again, these factors, compulsory, military involvement
what is the persona that you will present to the public? what will you wear? that's right, the skills and assets of the tributes are assessed before the games begin and assigned a point value, giving the audience a sense of who is the favorite. kind of like these early polls that not only give us the lay of the land but in the case of this first debate determine who even makes it on stage. what do you do when the buzzer goes off and you're in the arena? you can hide you can try to blend in and survive and not make any ugly headlines. try to get in one good kill. or you can throw yourself head first into that multicandidate melee and risk losing your own head right away. you can create alliances, however tenuous. team up with the others to attack the strongest and improve all your chances of living to see another debate. then there are the threats. vote for me or you'll get stuck with this guy. you know like catness and peta
stupid, i don't that and i'm not a terrorist. the way they do that is assign a point value and if you have enough of them to pit a point value then they figure you warrant a closer look. the question is looking like you just shaved which is one of the questions on the list, the question is that in conjunction with a whole bunch of other factors means there is reason to be suspicious or not. the answer is there is still a resounding no. the problem is oh i have sweaty palms too and i'm not a terrorist. the question is do you have 50 of these things? >> yes, but obviously, the answer is going to be no 999 times after you know, whatever the number is after that. did i say 9,000 or -- whatever. obviously, almost no one is a terrorist. but if we have to pull anthony aside because he is shifty eyed and looks nervous and we get mohammed atta on the next pass, isn't it worth it? >> no i would rather them get
to each thing on the list. if you have enough to hit a certain point value they figure you warrant a closer look. the question is not does looking like you just shaved -- does looking like you just shaved mean you are a terrorist? does that in conjunction with a bunch of other factors mean there is reason to be suspicious. that's the problem. it is not like oh i have sweaty palms too and i am not a terrorist. that's ridiculous. the question is do you have 50 of these things? >> obviously the answer is going to knob 999 times -- is going to be no 999 times. should i say 9000 or whatever? almost no one is a terrorist but if we have to pull anthony aside because he is shifty- eyed and he looks nervous and we get mohamed atta, is it worth it? >> just get anthony. >> he is a far bigger danger.
pat me down. and then i bark softly and it scares the bejezus out of them. if it was a real cop it would fulfill a fantasy. >> everyone wants to avoid the machine. i love that machine. >> i have never avoided it either. they constantly run me through that. >> i don't think you can avoid it. >> everyone said i don't want to go in there. that's invasive. i think the machines are quite pleasant. >> you can tell them you are pregnant and they won't put you through that. >> it was leaked on-line. you probably want to find out who is so you can make out with him of the. >> there is a point. it is easy to take one of these or several of these to say i don't do that. the way it is supposed to work is they assign a point value
are you freaking kidding me? live in the hood for a um could of years and you can get all of these lessons for free. you don't have to pay a college professor to get them. >> i learned that myself in the 80s assignments is more like as saw -- as saw 9 mnt. they had students fill out a worksheet to level their white privilege. the teacher thought it was necessary because of the deaths of garner. if a traffic cop pulls me over i can be sure i haven't been singled out because of my race. the class is supposed to teach strategies and tenacities to succeed in mathematics. there was no point value assigned to this test. it is kind of weird. it is a symbolic gesture. a reminder that you should feel guilty as a white