Ikr s6 and half of s5 was dog shit, nothing clever, nothing new just the same old boring things. The highlights of the seasons was when frank Underwood storms Congress, and when he makes the speech in 4th wall during his grand jury where he resigns.
@@lifevest1 yup MOST OF THEM wood trow Hillary under the bus after she became president infact if the people found out that Hillary Clinton was bed with Epsteins case it will get really ugly for the parties Including the fanboys
I always liked how they made Frank mess up and get nervous in debates, you can't be good at everything. Difference between this show and the West Wing.
@@billt5410 Yeah but because the former president has worked with Both partys. So as whip for booth presidents she can attack her on this, because she leads the agenda of booth. Its why she cut the ticket- because she took the judge lady out of the race, but coudnt be his vice president- the republics would have taken booth presidents because of the Reform. And like she says- its about service. You dont get indruced to jacky by claires smoke - its about civil war.
1:27 😂 pretty much but he appointed his wife as UN Ambassador that was Nikki Hailey totally unqualified... Didn't last through a full term, imagine if your babies came out same way? Lol... She'd early terminate them. She certainly advanced women's agendas now wants to be the first Woman 👠👠 President of the greatest nation in the World? Give me a break LoL 😂 I'd vote for Jackie instead... You have to admit Claire did plenty advancing women's agenda, she made sure she postured herself at the top i don't know how much more laddering there is? 🐍 👠 👠 ♀️ She's ruthless
It’s crazy that Dunbar could’ve rebutted with Sharp allowing the sexual assault bill to fall flat. But she wouldn’t have been able to do that without opening up a can of worms on the corruption in DC, that she still participated in.
No when all else fails make them question their own gender and now make them define each then give them "roles" 🪑... Now say it's unAmerican 🙃 to be so unconsciously disregarded to life. Then move into abortion ... Then slip them into their own war conquering dissonance to explain the value of life and then number the value. Now they're confused and unfit for the Job.
How many takes do you think had to happen to make this whole scene watchable?! Art at its finest in every aspect down to the way Kevin spacey (UNDERWOOD)is being shown quietly listening and soaking the scenario up all while still focusing on the others involved ! Great show great dialogue great actors/actresses great team work !
Because Heather uses these gender equality points as well in her campaign, to dismantle the pay gap question would be to stab her own rhetoric in the back. That's why the sexism card was probably used here, as there was essentially nothing Heather could have said to get herself out of the trap.
If Martina Robblot XM radio executive, as the highest paid woman in the United States is considered sexist, than I don't know what gender equality is. In America women are all paid according to their capacity, clearly they excel. Now watch how Trump goes on a disparage about gender ... And begins getting confused as to what he is.
The wage gap theory is so juvenile. If that theory of 77 cents to the dollar had any weight of validity backed by some critical reasoning, one would easily be able to deduce a plethora of reasons for that being the case. I have 3 possible circumstances, easily searchable- 1. Men stay in the workforce longer and at greater volumes. Women more apt to raise children or stay-at-home 2. More women may have college degrees but in what?? Liberal arts degrees are generally dead-end careers or very low paid unlike 3. STEM which is aggressively majority male. Also other areas such as banking/finance-big bucks roles like IB or M&A are also aggressively male dominated….but feminists go off on structural theory, when the door is wide open for opportunity. Most women don’t want those types of opportunities.
I just love how the gender wage gap is always taken out of context. If it were truly legal to pay women $.77 (cents) on the dollar 💵, then every American 🇺🇸 business would be hiring solely women and not men. Here’s the actual origins of the wage gap. When you take the aggregate of ALL jobs being done by women and you compare that figure to the aggregate of ALL jobs that men are doing, then you get roughly 77% of income figures for the women. And that’s including jobs like secretary 👩💼, teacher 👩🏫, and data entry technicians 💻. Now, when compared to the incomes earned by CEOs 👩💼, scientists 👩🔬, and other high paying jobs, those aforementioned positions don’t payout as much. More men simply have chosen better paying jobs and work longer hours than women do. Plus, men never, if ever, take time off for paternity leave.
77¢ is a simplified slogan for the problem you're describing, but it's still a problem. The fact that some of the highest paying jobs are still heavily male-dominated despite 50+ years of relatively equal opportunity in education indicates that more should be done to balance those scales. Education is generally supposed to heavily correlate with income level. Yet, even though there are more women graduating from universities than men, especially so in high-paying medical fields, the gap remains. And a lot of industries see gender disparities across the same jobs, meaning that there's structural discrimination against women. Even if it's just that a business knows it can pay women less, that's still a significant problem that needs to be addressed. It's also a ridiculous notion to penalize women's pay for maternity leave when we as a society want people to raise families. The reality is that our values around family planning remain heavily gendered, which is why men rarely *receive* paternity leave in the first place, and it's often significantly less than the mother. It's reinforcing these rigid structures that women who want to work have to sacrifice their economic worth to also raise a family, and that men who want to be involved with raising their children and supporting their wives are obligated to be breadwinners first.
@@Ccnytromost high paying fields have more men in them though, like tech, finance, engineering, politics etc. Women tend to work social jobs and social jobs are payed less. Also women for a long time would work part time and not full time, not like today were women work mostly full time
Women actually work longer hours than men nowadays in most first world nations. Not being paid for maternity leave is not fair given it’s to continue the species.
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After these scenes, season 6 was nothing.
Season 5 was too.
Ikr s6 and half of s5 was dog shit, nothing clever, nothing new just the same old boring things. The highlights of the seasons was when frank Underwood storms Congress, and when he makes the speech in 4th wall during his grand jury where he resigns.
@@rocker10039 to be fair. It's a Remake after all.
And instead, you guys got Hillary and the Donald.
"Because you'd be in jail."
That's a great line though
We didn't get Donny, he got us, with his con. Now the nation is paying the price.
@@SebAnders It wasn't really when you think about it ... its kind of a childish thing to say,
for me this is the best show about politics which i saw using boxxy software and all season i wrote for free
oh boy if you thought Hillary v Trump was bad... look where we are now
At 2:42 Frank is looking at Jackie like a Proud Father 😂😂😂
True😂😂
A father would not backstab his own daughter though
@@No-bi3pb Frank would.
@@No-bi3pb a father shouldn't stab a daughter
don't forget , minutes later, Frank threw Jackie under the bus, saying her step kids went to private schools also
Dunbar unintentionally nailed what people hate about Hilary. 😄
2:00 at first i didn't understand what you meant until i heard that specific line :)
She basically just said “I’ve had a job” 🤣
Hillary has actually ran programs, pushed policies, and spoken with world leaders for women’s rights ….
Many people voted for Hillary, but a very small fraction were actually "with" her.
@@lifevest1 yup MOST OF THEM wood trow Hillary under the bus after she became president infact if the people found out that Hillary Clinton was bed with Epsteins case it will get really ugly for the parties Including the fanboys
Jackie was so seductive in this show. Then went full mom in Lost In Space. Love her in both.
Seductive how?
Molly Parker is amazing in everything she's been in.
She was excellent in Goliath and Deadwood as well.
Hard to believe how young she still looks after she was a wife in Max (2002).
"At least I have a record to defend" damn he really went there 😂
Dunbar should've brought up Sharp opposing the military sexual assault bill in retaliation.
The best way to shut up sharp was saying 'all of what sharp says is a sexist comment. Let's move on'.
Or just “No you”
" or i will eat my hat " ... Well, now it's way too obvious he comes from confederate aristocrats of south carolina
This show used to be one of the greatest.
Until the gay scenes
01:01 that was good
Omg jackie that intervention wast legendary 😂😂
I always liked how they made Frank mess up and get nervous in debates, you can't be good at everything. Difference between this show and the West Wing.
Just legendary
Sharpe let the military sexual assault bill fall flat. Hypocrisy in women rights
Travis Jones not true, she doesn’t favor some of Claire’s opinions.
@@billt5410 Yeah but because the former president has worked with Both partys. So as whip for booth presidents she can attack her on this, because she leads the agenda of booth. Its why she cut the ticket- because she took the judge lady out of the race, but coudnt be his vice president- the republics would have taken booth presidents because of the Reform. And like she says- its about service. You dont get indruced to jacky by claires smoke - its about civil war.
Jesus, that was surreal
I wish Presidential debates could go back to their level of decorum in 1976 when candidates didn't interrupt each other.
I still like that comment “man, just shut up🤣”
@xiaoyunge9991 I did too. Biden did a great job.
Dunbar interrupted Frank multiple times in this video.
When asked how she advanced women’s issues she’s like “I had a job” 😂
1:27 😂 pretty much but he appointed his wife as UN Ambassador that was Nikki Hailey totally unqualified... Didn't last through a full term, imagine if your babies came out same way? Lol... She'd early terminate them. She certainly advanced women's agendas now wants to be the first Woman 👠👠 President of the greatest nation in the World? Give me a break LoL 😂 I'd vote for Jackie instead... You have to admit Claire did plenty advancing women's agenda, she made sure she postured herself at the top i don't know how much more laddering there is? 🐍 👠 👠 ♀️ She's ruthless
It’s crazy that Dunbar could’ve rebutted with Sharp allowing the sexual assault bill to fall flat. But she wouldn’t have been able to do that without opening up a can of worms on the corruption in DC, that she still participated in.
Wait Dunbar wasn't involved with that right? So why didn't she use it? It was simply the truth.
Dunbar's joke: See what a mess we are getting in to when we follow your brand of leadership?!1 😂😂😂😂
Dirty Politics 101: When all else fails call our opponent racist and sexist.
No when all else fails make them question their own gender and now make them define each then give them "roles" 🪑... Now say it's unAmerican 🙃 to be so unconsciously disregarded to life. Then move into abortion ... Then slip them into their own war conquering dissonance to explain the value of life and then number the value. Now they're confused and unfit for the Job.
if that fails leak their Epstein tape lmfao
Arguably best episode of the whole series
Jackie is Hot, that is all.
Judge lady? Dunbar is a prosecutor. Sharpe is a congresswomen
Idk what ur talking about dunbar is a judge lady
@@big_2361 would be.
@@bodobleicher5159 i wish she would be the president lady
How many takes do you think had to happen to make this whole scene watchable?! Art at its finest in every aspect down to the way Kevin spacey (UNDERWOOD)is being shown quietly listening and soaking the scenario up all while still focusing on the others involved ! Great show great dialogue great actors/actresses great team work !
Feels like a real debate.
2020 Dem debat
Judge Dunbar: Kamala Harris
Congresswomen Sharp: Tulsi Gabbard
Underwood: Biden
This was how it was played
It’s surreal how this very scene got played out in the democratic debate between Tulsi Habbard and Kamala Harris so many years later!!
The 0,77$ for every 1$ Question is the easiest one to Dismantle, how did she get caught with that?
Because Heather uses these gender equality points as well in her campaign, to dismantle the pay gap question would be to stab her own rhetoric in the back. That's why the sexism card was probably used here, as there was essentially nothing Heather could have said to get herself out of the trap.
Top Hattington she’s a liberal
If Martina Robblot XM radio executive, as the highest paid woman in the United States is considered sexist, than I don't know what gender equality is. In America women are all paid according to their capacity, clearly they excel.
Now watch how Trump goes on a disparage about gender ... And begins getting confused as to what he is.
John King played as John King in the show 😂😂😂
she was too quick to rebut any accusations...
Jackie totally destroyed Dunbar..one of my favourite scenes of HOC
This is literally Tulsi Gabbard in House of Cards except a Republican.
Who?
@@drje3033 Former 2020 Democrat Presidential candidate.
Tulsi is 75% of Republican than 25% Democrat.
She is a democrat, this is a primary debate
@@gizdonk My bad, got her party wrong. lol
But yes, she's basically T.V Tulsi.
my two favorite characters in this whole show a shame that it was not Underwood/Sharpe
The wage gap theory is so juvenile. If that theory of 77 cents to the dollar had any weight of validity backed by some critical reasoning, one would easily be able to deduce a plethora of reasons for that being the case. I have 3 possible circumstances, easily searchable- 1. Men stay in the workforce longer and at greater volumes. Women more apt to raise children or stay-at-home 2. More women may have college degrees but in what?? Liberal arts degrees are generally dead-end careers or very low paid unlike 3. STEM which is aggressively majority male. Also other areas such as banking/finance-big bucks roles like IB or M&A are also aggressively male dominated….but feminists go off on structural theory, when the door is wide open for opportunity. Most women don’t want those types of opportunities.
Who was the third lady?
Necromancer Jackie Sharp
@@saheterabakutisha1476 It's bizarre that they let a necromancer into the political scene.
Dude this show used to be great...
I just love how the gender wage gap is always taken out of context. If it were truly legal to pay women $.77 (cents) on the dollar 💵, then every American 🇺🇸 business would be hiring solely women and not men. Here’s the actual origins of the wage gap. When you take the aggregate of ALL jobs being done by women and you compare that figure to the aggregate of ALL jobs that men are doing, then you get roughly 77% of income figures for the women. And that’s including jobs like secretary 👩💼, teacher 👩🏫, and data entry technicians 💻. Now, when compared to the incomes earned by CEOs 👩💼, scientists 👩🔬, and other high paying jobs, those aforementioned positions don’t payout as much. More men simply have chosen better paying jobs and work longer hours than women do. Plus, men never, if ever, take time off for paternity leave.
77¢ is a simplified slogan for the problem you're describing, but it's still a problem. The fact that some of the highest paying jobs are still heavily male-dominated despite 50+ years of relatively equal opportunity in education indicates that more should be done to balance those scales. Education is generally supposed to heavily correlate with income level. Yet, even though there are more women graduating from universities than men, especially so in high-paying medical fields, the gap remains. And a lot of industries see gender disparities across the same jobs, meaning that there's structural discrimination against women. Even if it's just that a business knows it can pay women less, that's still a significant problem that needs to be addressed.
It's also a ridiculous notion to penalize women's pay for maternity leave when we as a society want people to raise families. The reality is that our values around family planning remain heavily gendered, which is why men rarely *receive* paternity leave in the first place, and it's often significantly less than the mother. It's reinforcing these rigid structures that women who want to work have to sacrifice their economic worth to also raise a family, and that men who want to be involved with raising their children and supporting their wives are obligated to be breadwinners first.
@@Ccnytromost high paying fields have more men in them though, like tech, finance, engineering, politics etc. Women tend to work social jobs and social jobs are payed less. Also women for a long time would work part time and not full time, not like today were women work mostly full time
@@CcnytroSo are the lowest paying. Women aren't getting worse outcomes they're making easier choices.
Women actually work longer hours than men nowadays in most first world nations.
Not being paid for maternity leave is not fair given it’s to continue the species.
Please tell me Jackie become VP
Whic episode is this
s03e11 sorry for 4 years delay :D
@@paulie_dvorito ahahaah that works, thanks
😂😂
What episode ??
Some point in season 3
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Women don't make less then men.. DIFFERENT JOBS HAVE DIFFERENT SALARIES AND WORK HOURS(OTHERWISE everyone would hire just women!)
Not true
Then why do so many women cannot divorce because it would ruin their financial status?