. >> now joining us on tv on c-span 2 is doctor judith reisman. she is most recently the author of this book "sexual sabotage", how one mad scientist released a plate of corruption and contagion on america. doctor judith reisman, who is the mad scientist you are referring to? >> unhappy to say and that would be the founder of the kinsey institute, which is still alive and rushing along. it is still going on and driving in bloomington, indiana, at the bloomington university. gender reproduction can be instituted, and he was a man who is involved in the sexual torture of hundreds of children in his own work. i keep saying that that is not a reliable scientist, but it has been in little difficult to get that across. >> very quickly, remind us about the kinsey report and how he developed that whole thing. >> world war ii was over, officially in 1945. our guys were returning from overseas. they were traumatized, the nation was traumatized. a couple of years later, in 1948, mr. kinsey's book came out called sexual behavior in the human male. the propaga

>> judith reisman joining us on the tv. "sexual sabotage", how one man's scientist released a plate of corruption and contagion in america. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. it was a delight to talk with you. i appreciate it. >> next, david wolman looks at a future world where paper money is no longer used. mr. david wolman live without physical cash for a year. this is one hour. >> i want to thank you all for being here. to delve into this conversation about money and everything, i thought it would be helpful to tell you all the people who are furious with me right now. they are fears about the idea that just might be gone. i think this is a helpful way to touch on some of the themes that i was going to introduce in the book. afterwards we can do some q. and day. the angry people. what happened to me about four or five years ago is like many people, i was getting interested in the cost of manufacturing pennies and nickels. it costs about 3.5 cents to make a penny. it cost more than the value into the object itself. n