Page 38 - Sensitivity Training News Today

Commission does is -- my complaint is either going to win and the provost is going to sensitivity training. or going to expose the human rights commission as the fraud and scam that it is. >> sean: how do you feel this election is going? i think -- >> you have to have me back more. >> sean: been traveling. you and i both. the question here is, if we dont win these midterms, we just had dick morris on. if we dont get these midterms back i say irreparable harm this president, this congress is doin...

Commission does is -- my complaint is either going to win and the provost is going to sensitivity training. or going to expose the human rights commission as the fraud and scam that it is. >> sean: how do you feel this election is going? i think -- >> you have to have me back more. >> sean: been traveling. you and i both. the question here is, if we dont win these midterms, we just had dick morris on. if we dont get these midterms back i say irreparable harm this president, this congress is doin...

At some point this woman beat out another woman. why? she was better looking. its based on looks. middle america is watching. i just ran the numbers. 96% of the audience men between the ages of 40-70. they are look for the girls. megyn: a pregnant woman is not so abhor end to men --. >> i think pregnant women are beautiful. thats not what we are talking about. megyn: lee, julia, thank you so much. this lawsuit is weak. they called her a wide load. its not nice about its not unlawful. this show h...

Fame during the trial of o.j. simpson and watch cap collected as evidence also. >> larry: kim goldman, how do you react? >> its disturbing. i think we all feel the same. had we been given a little bit of notice it would have been easier to avert your eyes with watching the "today" show. it wouldnt have been great for my son to see that. there is an educational value and i understand that. for me showing pictures and weapons shows the brutality in which the crimes were committed. thats important ...

Easier to avert your eyes with watching the "today" show. it wouldnt have been great for my son to see that. there is an educational value and i understand that. it shows the brutality in which the crimes were committed. thats important for me so that people know the way in which my brother and nicole were slaughtered to death. it comes back to sensitivity. i wonder if there is any sensitivity training happening at the conference that would have been interested to be a part of. >> larry: does it...

Justifies repealing dont ask, dont tell. $363 million is a drop in the bucket. >> a discharge of 13,000 people is miniscule in comparison to the overall administration burden that military pays every year. discharging 230,000 people a year. >> reporter: others say repealing the policy could end up costing taxpayers more. a 2008 "military times" survey show 24% military personnel would eventually leave the service if gay troops served openly, and what about the cost of sensitivity training and th...

Service if gay troops served openly. and what about the cost of sensitivity training, and the possibility of creating separate barracks for gay and straight troops. >> most people think this is a dumb law. >> reporter: david ha, whos gay, served six years in the air force before he was outed by a fellow cadet. he said talk of a mass exodus is ridiculous and notes the survey also showed 71% said they would continue to serve if dont ask, dont tell is repealed. as for separate barracks. >> that mak...

Price tag closer to $303 million when you take into account discharging troops after training. $363 million is a drop in the bucket. >> the discharge of 13,000 or so people is small in comparison to what the military pays every year, discharging 230,000 people every year. >> a 2008 military time survey showed 24% of military personnel would eventually leave the service if gay troops served openly, and what about the cost of sensitivity training and the possibility of creating separate barics for...

Inevitably of this, that given todays society, that dont ask, dont tell is going to have to be repealed. but there are some very serious questions about how you do that. and so the military, i think were going to hear from gates and from joint chiefs chairman mullen, asking for a time period of about 9 to 12 months, so that the military can study these issues, such as training, sensitivity training, for example, housing, and whether there should be separate housing. of course, i talked to some s...

Latest updates on this topic.