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 their 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 job. So 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 to the finale episode of still watching Mrs America.

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

Critic Richard Lawson.

If you are just joining us for this last episode of this little mini series we're doing,

what Richard and I like to do on this podcast is every week.

We break down one episode of a show that we are currently sort of watching closely or obsessively.

We are finishing up our run on the FX on Google series Mrs America.

and then after this episode we are taking a break for a couple months and we're back in the fall.

So, you know, we are, end of an ERA era, recording this podcast for just a little while, but we will be back.

Yeah, I got appointed to a cabinet position.

Oh, I was told I was too divisive to get a cab.

Well, no, so I got, like all men are given a special phone and sometimes it rings and you just

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