[speaker002:] back by that
[speaker001:] the um uh you know there are so many ramifications to this entire thing of woman how women have changed uh look at them in England
[speaker002:] um-hum  um-hum
[speaker001:] Margaret Thatcher was prime minister uh Indira Gandhi uh in India so many uh women are heads of state and I you know we we keep saying oh yes we feel someday a woman will be president but I have some question whether or not they will ever really get around to that I think we'll have a black president before before we have a woman president
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] and uh I don't know that that's bad or good it's just a point that I have observed that we
[speaker002:] yeah I I yeah I I I truly believe that that before that that we have to address the racial racial issues in the United States before we can go anywhere
[speaker001:] yes right
[speaker002:] um because it is so you know it a friend of mine went traveled to Belize and and into Honduras hello
[speaker001:] uh oh uh oh I think we're supposed we're supposed to hang up
[speaker002:] yeah well it wasn't the matter of wealth it was the matter that they were not wealthy that made them equal well I'll talk to you later okay bye-bye
[speaker001:] yes  alrighty thank you bye-bye