wondrously clear. i rise. bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, i am the dream and the hope of the slaves. i rise. now, i know you ve been hearing a lot of talking and we have so much to say inside of us. i just want to thank you so much for your courage. thank you so much for your womanliness. thank you so much for your strength. thank you so much. let s continue to honor all that s beautiful about being feminine. we are mothers. we are caregivers. we are artists. we are activists. we are entrepreneurs, doctors, leaders of industry and technology, our potential is unlimited. we rise. we rise.
emmy lou harris. it was the first time that i had seen and heard a woman be able to go out and front a band with her own songs and really rock and yet keep her womanliness. in 1970 i was eight years old. for ten years in there i got to experience what it was like to hear every different kind of music on the radio. the 70s was about peace and love. 70s was about the hang over and the walk of shame a little bit. yeah. it sort of switched mid 70s into a more corporate sound. it wasn t as emotional. it was more sort of calculated. and then you what did you think of disco? my strongest was getting
wow. that is some photo. am i allowed to say that s very sexy? the 32-year-old star confirmed she s pregnant on christmas, and she tweeted, bumping and proud, and there she is. she looks good. are you one of those guys that thinks a pregnant woman is very attractive? i do. i admit it. willis, what do you think? very attractive. all her womanliness. did you think she was attractive when she gained a lot of weight? i always found her attractive, the skinny version, the pregnant version and the heavier version. good to see a man sticking to his principles. i looked like a whale when i was pregnant. i gained like 50 pounds both times. is your husband the kind of guy he doesn t discriminate. he takes it any way he can. a man after my own heart. and real quick, congratulations to matthew mcconaughey and his wife. they just welcomed their third
them to be the bland, cultivated, middle class airless ghetto, she calls it, girls, and she doesn t make she doesn t have a real conclusion. it s not this is my premise, ergo. bill: you know what she really wants? publicity. money. she wants publicity. bill: she s been out of then. limelight a long time. she gets the hollywood reporter which is now some kind of left wing thing to run this piece. people start to talk about her. that s what she wants. doesn t make any sense at all. perry and swift put out records that people like. they haven t done anything offensive to me. i haven t seen anything that they veth done. all they re doing is making an honest living, and now she says they re not womanliness. is there a word, womanliness? i don t know. yes. bill: when we come back, perhaps the most important story of the evening. a u.s. marine put in prison in mexico for nothing. the man did nothing wrong. megyn kelley on the case in just a few moments.
bill: culture warrior segment tonight. along with the rise of secularism in america, militant fm nism makinfeminism. there was an article harshly criticizing katy perry and taylor swift. apparently the writer thinks they should be, quote, powerful models of mature womanliness. here are two women who might fit that description. why don t you define the point that miss paglia is trying to make? what she s saying, bill, there are women, successful women like taylor swift and katy perry who are in the forbes magazines that make more money than justn about anyone in terms of, you know, their music, but she s saying they re insipid,