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>> that's me. mr. angela. >> tony danza plays the failed baseball mayor. >> this is the best i have ever t tasted. >> it's soup, angela. >> when women perform it, it's just the duties of love that you under take as a wife and mother. >> tony, you are the housekeeper. the private chamber is mine but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a huge hit where the woman who was the one wearing the pants. >> good morning. s listen to the way she does that. angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss" leash what keaton who's an architect. >> they have professional up scale careers rather than just jobs. those are powerful fantasies for
into my home area because i have a home in that district, and have i these conversations, much like what stacey abrams was able to do in georgia, and really have these conversations with people who might feel ignored, that it would be beneficial even if i lost that i would be paving the way to, you know, at least a more purple district. >> and the political journalist in me is all i'm hearing is she's not ruling it out. one last question. i've saved the most important for last. what is going on with a who's the boss reboot? i grew up in the uk not the u.s. and yet i knew you in the '80s. millions of people around the world knew you in the '80s from "who's the boss." defied a lot of norms in many ways. will we see tony and samantha back on screen together any time soon? >> we are developing right now, we're really excited about the direction of the show, but i will say it's not a reboot. we are looking at it as a
these conversations with people who might feel ignored that it would be beneficial even if i lost that i would be paving the way to, you know, at least a more purple district. >> the journalist in me is hearing she is not ruling it out. one last question. i've saved the most important for last. what is going on with a who's the boss reboot? i grew up in the uk not the u.s. and yet i knew you from "who's the boss." defied a lot of norms in many ways. will we see tony and samantha back on screen together any time soon? >> we are developing right now, really excited about the direction of the show but i will say it is not a reboot. we are looking at it as a sequel. so we get to re-establish and learn what samantha has been doing all of these years and how tony fits into it and also samantha was raised by two
and this language of invasion is -- it goes back to fascism, this panic that white lets be submerged. that whites will be invaded. they'll lose their sovereignty. they'll lose, you know, have violence against them. so all of this is coded in three letters, crt. it is really a case study of how propaganda works through slogans and snappy jargon things and they've done very well with that. >> you could argue that the reaction to critical race theory is a reminder of why we need it. jason stanley and ruth, as aelz, thank you for your time. still to come house democrats are planning to vote on the slimmed down social spending and climate change bill on tuesday maybe. but what is actually left in the text? plus, my conversation with actress and author alyssa milano and, yes, apart from her political activism we will also talk about a potential "who's the boss" skrel.
sauce i have ever tasted? >> it's soup, angela. >> domestic labor becomes recognized as such when men perform it. whereas when women perform it, it's just, you know, the duties of love that you undertake as a wife and a mother. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. now, the private chamber may be mine, but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a huge hit. it was a groundbreaking show in that the woman is the one who's really wearing the pants. >> good morning, wallace & mcquaid. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss?" elyse keaton on "family ties" is an architect. they have these really professional, upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> as a travel agent, i like to think that i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog.
mine, but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a huge hit. it was a groundbreaking show in that the woman is the one who's really wearing the pants. >> morning, wallace & mcquaid. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss?" elyse keaton on "family ties" is an architect. they have knees really professional upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> as a travel agent, i like to think i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986 linda bloodworth-thomason went to cbs and she said i just want to say what all women are really about, opinionated and successful when given opportunities. >> linda bloodworth-thomason wrote for "mash," "rhoda," and then created an all-female
danza plays the failed professional baseball player. >> do you know this is the best sauce i have ever tasted? >> it is soup, angela. >> domestic labor became recognized as such when men perform it. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. the private chamber may be mine but the dust is yours. "who's the boss" was a huge hit. the woman was the one wearing the pants. >> morning. >> listen to the way she does that. that's why they made her the president. >> angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss" and alicia keaton is an architect. >> they have professional up scale careers rather than just jobs. those are powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> i would like to think that i
>> it's soup. >> it just the duties of love you under take as a wife and mother. >> tony, you are the house keeper and this is part of the house. the private chamber may be mine but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a ground breaking show in the women was the one wearing the panels. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss ". elyce keeton on "family ties" is