and i got into the mfa programs, but bizarrely, miraculously, esquire magazine bought two of them. >> hinojosa: that's kind of... >> and then i said, "wow, i'm a writer now." and they asked me if i wanted to do nonfiction for the magazine. and i remember to this day they proposed that if i wanted to go and write about sherpas in nepal. and i said, "no, i want to go back and write about what's going on in guatemala." >> hinojosa: and that's surprising that they said yes, because, you know, when you think back about central america and its relationship to the united states and the wars, a lot of people know about nicaragua and the sandinistas and the contras, and a lot of people know about what happened in el salvador, maybe, you know, not as deeply. but there's not a lot of detail about what happened in guatemala. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: i mean, if you know, you know that there was a genocide. >> there was a genocide. it was by far the most... it was the most violent, repressive country, really that latin america has seen since the conquest. >> hinojosa: and the longest civil war, right?

. >> that's right, esquire,. >> you are not a lawyer and i was in the middle of this demonstration. >me. suck all the fun out of sucking on a banana, sweetheart. that's right. i want to show you how a real lady eats a banana. i keep one right here. >> okay, that's-- >> a perfect 10, 12 degrees dongen-height. it's a scientific turn. this is a big issue for me, man. it's like my tiananmen square. you have to eat a banana sexy. >> larry! he's perpetuating the idea that women can't eat fruit without being sexualized. >> it's not my fault, larry. it's not my fault when a lady touches nature's candy i feel a ting nel my genitals. >> this is offensive. >> larry: you're right. grant, let grace show us another way to nonsexually eat the banana. >> you mean ruin it, go ahead, do it. >> you want to pierce the peeled banana with a spear on both sides-- >> that's good. that's nice. >> now once it's on a stick, you rotate and nibble. you rotate and nibble, like corn on the cob. it's quiet. it's polite, and you still get all the potassium that you-- >> yawn! come on. look if momma needs some potassi

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esquire, donald trump is a creep around women. >> just funny. esquire.here i used to write for them. esquire is now the arbiter of what's creepy with women is just hilarious to me. first thing to note this is wholly consistent with hillary clinton's campaign theme which is i'm a woman, elect me, trump hates women, don't vote for him. second, what have we learned? is trump creepy with women? yeah, i think it's a fair assessment. sometimes he said weird things i wouldn't say, but we learned that trump promotes women more aggressively than like hillary clinton does. >> right. so in this piece, they highlight a woman who was highlighted to the heights of his real estate empire who was unheard of that other people in the new york real estate landscape would have had a woman at the height -- >> well, all his advisers are women starting was his daughter. does that mean he's a sexist? i don't know. >> and he said -- he kissed me on the lips or just random things which trump says didn't happen. with one of the beauty queens. but some of the people that continued

writer at large from "esquire." the state chair has reported to the "new york times" she's got all sorts of threats, her number was published. i wanted your historical perspective, charlie, in terms of this being in the range of par for the course of a contested primary or this being in some different register. >> well, i think that, you know, as with everything, technology accelerates every part of the process, including the emotions. certainly it's nowhere near as bad as the chicago convention in 1968. i'm not even entirely sure it's as bad as the stop mcgovern movement at the democratic convention in 1972 was. that being said, everything that's bad that happened we're all going to see because everyone's a movie director now. i think there's lots to be said for looking at the nevada process and doing something simpler. you give everybody an opportunity to feel cheated. but i do think that bernie sanders is running hard and a very necessary campaign and that it should not end in a temper tantrum. >> one of the thin

there was one great image, he was on a cover of "esquire magazine" where they showed him in his boxinggear stretched out with arrows thrown. obviously, a takeoff from the famous painting of st. sebastian. but, you know, he was a martyr for the cause, yes. >> and i'm afraid that's going to have to about wrap it up. what's your next book? jeb bush/marco rubio? [laughter] >> i'm a trump man, what can i say? [laughter] no, something should be done. we talk about celebrity, you know, and now celebrities taking over politics, so we'll see. >> it's going to be a boxing match, all right. [laughter] a few words about wmu as we wrap up and randy gets ready to sign your books. for those who are not familiar, we are the npr news station in the district of columbia. but more importantly, we are your public radio station in this region. you can find us anytime at 88.5 on your fm radio dial or wmu.org. and if anyone is interested in talking about the station or radio generally, there are quite a few wmu colleagues here in the audience. they're usually the ones with wine glasses in their hands. [laugh

me, former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele and charlie pierce, writer for "esquire." michael, i'm bemoussed as i watch the never trump forces start to maybe flirt a little bit with, maybe trump. maybe eventually trump. this is mr. crystal who is a flagship member of the never trumpers answering a question earlier today. >> and there are things trump can do to win you over? >> i mean, i guess never say never. on the one hand, i'm never trump. on the other hand, never say never. i'll leave it there. >> fair enough. >> this is the writing on the wall, michael. everyone loves a winner. >> that is so precious. that is so precious because he flipped out on me in a conversation we had about this very thing, about 30 days ago. and he was like, no way, no way! i'm like, okay, dude, just wait. >> i wish we had that on tape, i'd play that in a heartbeat if you had that on tape. >> gosh no. but this is where they are. they have been long-suffering on this slow death march to nowhere. and meanwhile, the base of the party is like, dudes, we're over here. we're going with this guy

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bar is one of the top 18 bars in america that is according to esquire.venue in northwest. in nohwest. the cash only establishment was given high praise for its jukebox. yeah, jukebox.ukebox. they recommend you order the five-dollar combo whiskey shotit and a canned beer. >> kids are like what's alike w jukebox. juke i don't know what that is mom.h >>> 5:24 right now.5:24 r n this might come as welcomeasel news after so many weeks ofmanys chilly weather and rain butut new weather reports suggest sug that this summer is going to gng be a scorcher. >> the fork shows that nearlyow the entire country is set to to experience an unusually hot summer for the. june, through august there's ats chance all of the states willtel be hit with high temperatures >> all right. rig. you've been warrant.een warrant. >> i'm okay with that.'m o >> i was going to say this is a pngroblem?roem >> right.>> r >> bring on the heat. h >> i think back to 26-inches 2in of snow and i'm like bring onrio global warming, man. >> if you look at this and youok see it's almost like there's a

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donald trump in his own words, whether it be through esquire or twitter or to the new york times hasn offensive to women and has said things that for most women, and in fact close to 70% of women in the united states of america say they don't like trump and think he's demeaning to women. >> donald trump's own words are the focus of a new ad by a super pack spending $130 million attacking trump. this you're about to see is their first commercial and it will come out in the next couple days. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her -- wherever. you like girls that are 5 foot 1, they come up to you know where. >> if ivanka wasn't my daughter, i'd probably be dating her. >> and you can tell them to go f -- themselves. >> does donald trump really speak for you? >> wendy, the theory out there is that all those statements from donald trump already baked into the cake, that isn't going to matter. if you're a critic, you say they're waisting their money. >> i don't think so. i think a lot of people have been misinformed or not focusing on who donald tru