Please join me, welcoming, Ellis, Clark Day.

They say that women are like teabags.

You don't know their strength until they get into hot water.

We need to talk about the threat of the women's liberation movement.

So let me be clear, I am not against women working outside the home. That's your choice.

What I am against is a small elitist group putting down homemakers.

They want to create a sex neutral society which will mean that women are

going to find themselves with two full-time jobs. Though you need to tell your

senators you want them to vote no on this equal rights amendment

so we can have a country that we are proud to leave our office.

Hello and welcome back to the second episode of still watching Mrs America. I'm

Vanity Fair Senior writer Joanna Robinson and I'm Vanity Fair Chief

Critic Richard Lawson. So right now we're in a funky little time and still watching where we are covering the end of Westworld and beginning of Mrs America.

So this is the second episode we're recording covering Mrs America, but we are talking about the fourth episode of the

Mrs America season titled Betty. So if you're not cut up to the episode titled Betty

episode 4 which should be available for you FX on Hulu.

You might want to press pause and catch up, but our first episode that we recorded last

week covered episodes one through three.

And that was Fred Barney Wilma and now we're about Alice Ted yes

Yeah, so so we covered those episodes last week.

We have a little bit more space this week

to go a little bit more in depth in the episode,

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