Gretchen Carlson

And we need your help. We need you to understand our issues. We need you to pay us fairly. We need you to not slam the door in our face, speaking of rejection, when we come forward and say that something bad is happening to us. Don't try to get rid of us. Let's get rid of the bad actor, not the person that has the courage to come forward.

And we need your help. We need you to understand our issues. We need you to pay us fairly. We need you to not slam the door in our face, speaking of rejection, when we come forward and say that something bad is happening to us. Don't try to get rid of us. Let's get rid of the bad actor, not the person that has the courage to come forward.

So I have a ton of messages for different people like, oh, raising our boys. My gosh, this is one of the biggest lessons that I've learned. We have to get to our boys young. We have to because they form their opinions and their values and their respect for women at an early age.

So I have a ton of messages for different people like, oh, raising our boys. My gosh, this is one of the biggest lessons that I've learned. We have to get to our boys young. We have to because they form their opinions and their values and their respect for women at an early age.

And we have to get to them young to treat their fellow women in the workplace the same way they would treat their sisters or their mothers. It is crucial to this movement if we intend to continue to develop and really try to reach equality and treating people with respect, everyone.

And we have to get to them young to treat their fellow women in the workplace the same way they would treat their sisters or their mothers. It is crucial to this movement if we intend to continue to develop and really try to reach equality and treating people with respect, everyone.

It was like maybe when you were two years old and you got in trouble for putting your hand in the cookie jar. You know, it's like, oh, you didn't thank your parents enough for raising you. I think that this was staged.

It was like maybe when you were two years old and you got in trouble for putting your hand in the cookie jar. You know, it's like, oh, you didn't thank your parents enough for raising you. I think that this was staged.

It was like maybe when you were two years old and you got in trouble for putting your hand in the cookie jar. You know, it's like, oh, you didn't thank your parents enough for raising you. I think that this was staged.