Further under the accountability gap | HBR Talk 405

"He knocked me on my ass, flipped me over, and gnawed on me like a chew toy for five minutes. If that thing had wanted to kill us, the handlers could not have got us out alive." Hannah Wallen hosts, continuing through the video on women and accountability. Also: what the National Organization for Women wrote to legislators when joint custody was first proposed; the Epstein files and blaming the man who called the police; and the one thing on which Camille Paglia is quoted approvingly. "They'll treat other people not just like dirt under their feet, but like emotional punching bags — emotional tissue paper, emotional toilet paper — and not consider it to be any type of abuse at all." Support the show: feedthebadger.com/support Send us a message: feedthebadger.com/justthetip Join the community: badgernation.online