Topic: High Heels

In a Vice News interview, psychologist Jordan Peterson argues that makeup and high heels are sexual displays designed to exaggerate attractiveness. He questions whether women who want to eliminate sexual harassment in the workplace should wear makeup, suggesting it sends conflicting signals. The discussion explores the cultural differences in professional dress codes, specifically noting the "dolled-up" culture in Texas offices.

In a rare moment, MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry offered a defense of Sarah Palin, acknowledging that she "owned herself" despite policy differences. Meanwhile, Rick Perry became the first major candidate to drop out of the 2016 Republican race after 97 days due to a lack of funding. The hosts joke about Perry's "Adios mofo" exit and his struggle to compete with Trump.

A UK trade union representative at the Trade Union Congress proposed a ban on high heels in the workplace, calling them "symbolic of the sexual subjugation of women." The proposal argues that stilettos are worn to satisfy male fantasies and are detrimental to women's health. The hosts debate the sociological implications and the lack of specific attribution in the Reuters report on the matter.