âThey are offensive comments for women, period,â she said.
They are offensive for men, too. Maybe not period, but for most of us I hope.
asked if she accepted Trumpâs apology, she called it "interesting.
InterestingâŚ
PS, I like seeing the real woman without the classic demeaning fripperies of stagecraft.
âIâm ready to use it in a proper way,â she added. âIâm ready to use it for positivity. Iâm ready to use it for women to step forward and to do good things in my life and for other people.â
Errr, huh? Did this make sense to anyone?
âNot with that type of personality,â she said. "I wasnât shocked. Which is probably why it doesnât mean a lot to me." (Arianne Zucker)
Now that was a cut-down, HO â she cut you pretty low there, dude ⌠and rightly so. You and your kind mean nothing to her, HO â nothing.
It did to me. The woman knows sheâs a glorified sex worker, as her sheer, bra and panty-less 2005 Trump tape costume attests, in a business that usually trumpets the status quo. Sheâs saying she is all for using that image and treatment of her on camera character for the betterment of fellow actors and people moving forward. I applaud her.
Looks like the wrong video is linked in this storyâit shows something about sports teams and the national anthem?!
Color me confusedâŚI canât really tell what youâre trying to say, and even in my confusion, Iâm not sure that I like the way you describe herâŚ
Your confusion isnât my problem. I wish you luck.
What attitude is that?
Arianne Zucker, a member of the âDays of our Livesâ cast, told âTodayâ correspondent Janet Shamlian that when she first heard Trumpâs comments she was offended not only for herself, but for women in general.
In '05, she was just three years into her marriage
Mkay, not taking the bait. I phrased my original response to you hoping that you would help clarify what you meant, since it was possible I was misinterpreting it, but you responded rudely and dismissively.
Youâre confused, but not alone. Even after reading the back and forth banter, I canât figure it out. Didnât sound like positivity, though. 
The only people surprised at these comments are not paying attention or lying.
There are âvictimsâ who will always continue to be overwhelmed by what happened because they learn nothing from their experience except to be afraid. Understandable, but problematic for them.
There are âsurvivorsâ who learn enough about their experience to understand that it said more about their abuser than about them, enabling them to move on in a more positive fashion with their lives.
There are âthrivers,â who understand their experience well enough to use its lessons to become someone stronger and more positive than they could perhaps ever have become if they hadnât had that experience.
I suspect that Ms Zucker is somewhere between âsurvivorâ and âthriver.â
Yep. It makes perfect sense. It means:
"This is a teachable moment. Right now, we have a man on the biggest, most public stage in the world, and he has said and done terrible things. These are things the vast majority of Americans of every race, creed, color, and political affiliation have reacted to with public revulsion and outrage. And now we can look to our young men and our boys and say âdo you see? Do you see how this sort of behavior, how this way of thinking, hurts women? How it demeans and insults them, and lessens you, makes you the subject of ridicule and derision? Is that who you want to be? Do you want to be the kind of man people go to great lengths to step away from?â
We can look to our young women and say âlook at the men who are standing with you, who are not like this, who condemn this vile filth for the criminal offense that it is. No, men are not perfect, and some of them are exactly this kind of terrible, intolerable scum. But not all. And if something like this happens to you, it is not your fault. You did not âdeserveâ anything like this, you didnât âhave it comingâ. And all of these men in positions of leadership and influence will defend your right to live without this kind of indignity and molestation. Do not be afraid. Do not let this scum make you feel less than you are. When you are wronged, when you are hurt, there are people all around who will help you if you let them.â
We can take this moment, and we can use this moment, and this incident, in a way that helps others avoid experiencing this kind of filth. This is a teachable moment. We have only to be willing to stand up, and take the lessons to heart."
Only, you know, sheâs an actress, not a writer. 
OMG, I just watched my first soap opera in ages.
Trump and Aileâs arenât going to start a network. Theyâre going to make a soap!
That makes sense. I got the impression from reading her comments that she was being a bit wishy washy, but maybe I judged too harshly.
Sorry, you brought your own issues.
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