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just around the corner, karla briefly stepped away from the glitz and the glam to chat with our alicia menendez. >> karla, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you have described your process as alchemy and magic and described your role ads an imag architecture. what does that mean? >> i say alchemy because when i meet a client and think about where we're going to go together, conjure myself a little bit of a muse. like i don't think, okay, we're going to do audrey hepburn or romantic or super feminine, i have to internalize a little bit who this person is and what their role is, and what their essence is in a way, so i say it's a little bit of magic because it's really an internal process for me to think about them and then it will come to me. >> we hear stylist and that sounds so glamorous, but what is the actual work? >> i'll run you through a day. we come in the morning, i probably answer a hundred e-mails. i work with my team. we go out to showrooms where designers have all their clothes, you know, in l.a. and new york, and of course europe as well. so you're ac

democracy" examines how he believes president putin is undermining president politics and he joined alicia menendez in new york to talk about it. >> malcolm, thanks for joining us. >> it's my pleasure to be here. >> my first question is an important one. >> sure. >> how does one become a spy? >> well, first off, i'm not a spy. >> um-hum. according to whom? >> according to the definition of what a spy really is, and that's terrible, because i am on the board of the international spy museum in washington, but there are two types of actors in the intelligence community -- we, who are actually running intelligence operations, collecting intelligence, we tend to refer to ourselves as intelligence collectors. the actual people like at the cia who do it are cia officers, not agents, but the people that we get to betray their nation, let's say in a human intelligence operation, or to bring in a wire tap, a bug or something like that, plant it for you, they are the spies. >> and what drew you to this work? >> well, you know, i grew up in philadelphia, and i come from a military family, a very old, military

and as our alicia menendez discovered, the exact topic, well, it's hard to pin down. >> thank you sofor having me. >> one of your rare moments off. >> yeah. it seems like i'm doing all shows right now. >> i would call "the new one" a show about fatherhood. do you feel like that's a fair description? >> i think yes, and... it is a show about fatherhood and change, i think. i think, you know, one of the things that, when i was developing this show, is i wanted to make sure that it wasn't just about being a parent, but, rather, it was about how all of us, regardless of our age, have things that were we're hostile to doing or hostile to changing in our lives. and for me [laughing] it just so happened i never want to have a kid, and then i flipped. >> your wife was a big part of that flip. let's take a listen to this clip from the show. >> okay. >> she said i was clear i didn't want to have a baby at the time but that i might change. i said i was clear i would never change. [ laughter ] she said, "if you don't want to have a baby, maybe i'll have one on my own and we can stay married." an