ariana huffington wrote this one. location unknown. 1908. she -- there are some tidbits in there. she goes on to mention the electronic media and the change in cable television and all of that. did you tell them what to write? >> no, they wrote themselves. i gave them a selection of photographs to write about and they made their own choices. >> this is one written by the clothes designer joe abboud. it is a photograph from new york city in figure 23rd of 1906. -- in february 23 of 1906. it has something to do with the tuxedo. what is this photo about? >> i just thought it was sort of exquisite in its own way and celebratory and a little bit about men's fashion. joe was kind enough to write about it and talk about tuxedos. >> what did you hope to a compass with this book? >> well, just to finish it. [laughter] i actually wanted to -- i thought it was fun to have a little view of history, of a time in america that wasn't instructional first and foremost. it was a little bit more anecdotal and a little bit more archaeological, meaning random. so you sort of take a look at them and yo

. >> john love vet won at it few years ago, by imitating ariana huffington. what was the grow -- grover norquist start. >> i do standup and rips on taxes. i don't do politics because half the audience is left and half is right, and comedy works when you have some sort of basic understanding with the audience -- >> if you were going to win over this audience here, hough did you win that night? >> i opened with a -- well, walked up with a glass of bourbon, sat down and said, bourbon. no ice. no water. never drink water. dick cheneycourt tours people with it. gives it an awkward taste, and i just wondered whether, when midgets play miniature golf, do they know? and i wanted to make the young people feel better. a new poll out, 25% of young americans can't find on a map so i want to make sure that this is not an important life skill. i in fact have been to france several times and it's never required me to find france on a map. you go to the nice people at american airlines and they find it for you. >> any ted cruz references? >> no. no political reverends beyond