2017 gave rise to the #MeToo movement, but these moments prove that we still have a long way to go to eradicate sexism.
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00:00I believe in only two things completely, the First Amendment and boobs.
00:04I'm a First Amendment absolutist.
00:31I believe in only two things completely.
00:33The First Amendment and boobs.
00:36And so once they made the decision that they were not going to allow a conservative, non-sports
00:41related commentary, they couldn't do it.
00:44Why would you even say that live on national television and with a female host?
00:49I'm done.
00:50This is done.
00:51This is conversation over.
00:52Yanking mics.
00:53Bye.
00:54See ya.
01:04They are mothers, daughters, sisters, fathers, sons and brothers.
01:10Mr. President, they are Mr. President, I call the senator to order under the provisions
01:15of Rule 19.
01:22She was warned.
01:23Nevertheless, she persisted.
01:25She persisted.
01:26That quote instantly becoming a rallying cry already on T-shirts.
01:30Hillary Clinton tweeting, she persisted.
01:33So must we all.
01:40Controversy sparked by a former Google engineer who wrote a 10 page memo criticizing the company's
01:45diversity program, saying women lag behind in the tech world because of their biology.
01:54Come here, come here, where are you from?
02:19We have all of this beautiful Irish press, where are you from?
02:22Where are you from?
02:33It was a sexist smear attempting to silence my voice.
02:37And I will not be silenced on this issue.
02:39Neither will the women who stood up to the president yesterday and neither will the millions
02:44of women who have been marching since the Women's March to stand up against policies
02:47they do not agree with.
02:49It's going to be great.