Batya Ungar-Sargon

Well, Megan, they move the goalpost. So that's how you end up with a left that doesn't want Dr. King's vision where everyone is treated equally, but wants to see every white person as inherently racist. That's how you end up in a system not where the left is pushing for equality for everybody,

for gay people included, for women, but a situation in which they want to turn on all those values and say, no, this trans person's rights should outweigh every woman they ever compete against, all of the girls, right? I mean, that's effectively what happened. The left moved the goalpost because the average American was somebody that we could all be proud of.

for gay people included, for women, but a situation in which they want to turn on all those values and say, no, this trans person's rights should outweigh every woman they ever compete against, all of the girls, right? I mean, that's effectively what happened. The left moved the goalpost because the average American was somebody that we could all be proud of.

for gay people included, for women, but a situation in which they want to turn on all those values and say, no, this trans person's rights should outweigh every woman they ever compete against, all of the girls, right? I mean, that's effectively what happened. The left moved the goalpost because the average American was somebody that we could all be proud of.

This country finally arrived at the place that the founders wanted it to be, that Dr. King was pushing for.

This country finally arrived at the place that the founders wanted it to be, that Dr. King was pushing for.

This country finally arrived at the place that the founders wanted it to be, that Dr. King was pushing for.

And what Donald Trump did was he realized this, he realized that the platform that the Democrats had used to win for 100 years, which came out of a respect for the average American, a respect for religious people, a respect for labor, a love of the American people rather than a contempt for them and in hatred of them, that that platform had been left on the table.

And what Donald Trump did was he realized this, he realized that the platform that the Democrats had used to win for 100 years, which came out of a respect for the average American, a respect for religious people, a respect for labor, a love of the American people rather than a contempt for them and in hatred of them, that that platform had been left on the table.

And what Donald Trump did was he realized this, he realized that the platform that the Democrats had used to win for 100 years, which came out of a respect for the average American, a respect for religious people, a respect for labor, a love of the American people rather than a contempt for them and in hatred of them, that that platform had been left on the table.

And so everything we're seeing now with the Democrats basically floundering is because he sort of kicked them off of the board by simply loving the American people when their entire identity was built around the view that they are better than the average person.

And so everything we're seeing now with the Democrats basically floundering is because he sort of kicked them off of the board by simply loving the American people when their entire identity was built around the view that they are better than the average person.

And so everything we're seeing now with the Democrats basically floundering is because he sort of kicked them off of the board by simply loving the American people when their entire identity was built around the view that they are better than the average person.

It's so hard to watch. And really, God bless you, Megan, for putting this on the agenda and for getting through to the president. Although I think he does feel this very deeply. What's so funny is someone like me who was, you know, always on the left, a feminist and what have you. I remember after the Me Too movement thinking like, well, we kind of like, you know, OK, whatever.

It's so hard to watch. And really, God bless you, Megan, for putting this on the agenda and for getting through to the president. Although I think he does feel this very deeply. What's so funny is someone like me who was, you know, always on the left, a feminist and what have you. I remember after the Me Too movement thinking like, well, we kind of like, you know, OK, whatever.

It's so hard to watch. And really, God bless you, Megan, for putting this on the agenda and for getting through to the president. Although I think he does feel this very deeply. What's so funny is someone like me who was, you know, always on the left, a feminist and what have you. I remember after the Me Too movement thinking like, well, we kind of like, you know, OK, whatever.

Do we really still need feminism at this point? Certainly in the workforce, women seem to have even more power than men because there was this sea change and this culture in which men were certainly very afraid of getting on the wrong side of that movement and the energy that came out of it.

Do we really still need feminism at this point? Certainly in the workforce, women seem to have even more power than men because there was this sea change and this culture in which men were certainly very afraid of getting on the wrong side of that movement and the energy that came out of it.

Do we really still need feminism at this point? Certainly in the workforce, women seem to have even more power than men because there was this sea change and this culture in which men were certainly very afraid of getting on the wrong side of that movement and the energy that came out of it.

And now it's so amazing to see it's not even just the right, but it's just the average American realizing that there is a threat to women and it's coming from the left, from from these vanity morals that people who have had every advantage and every privilege are now effectively saying to people who have much less than them, sorry, you don't come first.