Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was a celebration of third wave feminism,

but of Elizabeth Warren gets the nomination in 2020.

Her campaign is promising something more, a full-blown attack on men as a gender.

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I am especially glad to be here in Washington Square Park. I wanted to give this speech

right here and not because of the arch behind me or the president that this square is named

for. Nope. We are not here today because of famous arches or famous men.

In fact, we're not here because of men at all.

Yeah, because biology is not real.

Men had no role in our being here.

The question is, does all of this stuff, all this rhetoric, all these politics actually do

anything for women? Are they better off? Are they happier than they were, say, 50 this rhetoric, all these politics actually do anything for women.

Are they better off? Are they happier than they were, say, 50 years ago when it all began?

Great question. Rarely asked.

Suzanne Venker has asked it. She's author of the book Women Who Win It Love? She says there are four lies that feminism tells.

Instead of liberating women, they're making them miserable. Suzanne Vacher joins us tonight.

Suzanne, thanks so much for coming on.

So if this liberation movement, which has been pretty transformative, I would say, of the country,

is worth doing in the first place, you would think we'd know that women were happier.

Are they happier?

They're not happier.

And we had that study several years ago that came out and showed that women

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