remember there would be people that would be on every talk show like dr. ruth. he's now like dr. ruth without the charm. >> yeah, absolutely. and you know what? you know what -- i've forgotten that bit you mentioned drinking pinot noir out of a paper cup. the book is all like that, it is a third rate pathetic. he's flying home in a private jet. that's the first thing, the fbi director shouldn't have a private jet. he gets on the plane. he opens his suitcase. he says he's got a bottle of california pinot noir in his suitcase. why would you do that -- why would you fly a bottle of ordinary california pinot noir that's available in washington for like 6 bucks? why would you fly that all the way from california? and then he says and i drank it out of a paper coffee cup. okay, you're on a private jet for you, it doesn't have any wine, so you have to pack the wine in a suitcase. and then you have like a used paper coffee cup from when you were in starbucks earlier that morning. i don't believe anything he says. and this is what writing is. in normal life, in normal life, i will go i ran

. >> much like the pioneering work of dr. rutht of a purely religious context and helping women take back control of their sexuality. >> we just heard about this girl who wants to have it all the time. >> yeah. >> what are the sex positions that you advise. >> if the husband is tired, watching tv, you could just sit on him. and just easy. he would just be there like that, like this, like that. so the husband is just going to support you like that and just easy. >> i have lots of women who cry desperately because they're not getting satisfaction in their marriages. >> and you see, they just kept quiet. it's a taboo. they don't talk about it. and it's killing them slowly. and because they are not able to educate your children about sex. >> that's an interesting question, how the younger generation is being raised and educated. >> we just talk about the biology of sex. we don't talk about sexual relations anymore. so men, please, it's a two-way affa affair. i know you're listening. some will get angry, but i just say this. >> further

but rereading the speech is just to jog her memory because on the day dr king delivered his final sunday sermon. ruthson was there.ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"it was an incredible sermon."ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"he had a very calming presence about him. clearly he had been in so many situations where it was important for him to keep his cool."drew petrimoulx, reporting:"one of the messages of the sermon was a call to action, urging people to take part in the struggle that he was leading."ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"the time was here to change. and it was very persuasive."but five days later -- dr. king was dead.his final sunday sermon at the national cathedral is memorialized with a limestone carving and the words i have a dream.the dream was racial equality and williamson says that legacy lives long after his death. ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"undoubtedly, i think everyone i know was changed one way or another." ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"that was a real change and for the good. in washington, im drew petrimoulxpetr

dr. mandel: to see if people have learned the lesson, the basic lesson to the education. ruth, inton: you know, really hope this is a turning point. i hope it is a turning point for a lot of people, particularly young people. that was what was so powerful about the students from parkland and their willingness to speak up and speak out and go after the nra and politicians who do their bidding. i think the consciousness has aboutertainly expanded the connection between something that we can't abide, the murder of all those students by someone who should never have gotten try togun, and how we honor their loss as well as all victimsrs who have been of gun violence. that requires voting. i think people get a little bit wary. they say, it can't be that easy. well, it is not easy because most people don't vote. most people don't show up. most people don't see it as the powerful tool that it is. i'm hoping that in this election, this midterm election, enough people will. maybe for the first time, or maybe for the first time in a long time, say, look, i was moved by what happened at p