don't know what they talked about see the out of office he well but it was very important tour bus dr spock and gordon is was it betters most of us who we use our own ships or bus reach to does uncle from boarding earth or and well he's called we can leave now it's called as we can drive to munich now on. let's go for a walk. she always waited for his calls and counted on him or galvin's in if he hadn't called she would have been very sad but the calls always came it is no wasn't soon because. if a brown rarely drove to munich any more since her hometown had been bombed the future appeared so bleak to her that she dictated her last will and testament on october twenty sixth one thousand nine hundred four leaving all she possessed to her family. of mention before and after the bombs had started falling on munich she realized the end was near. yet it's remarkable that a thirty two year old woman wrote her last will and testament basically declaring that she was certain she would die together with hitler and knocking on. about dom it's clear she wanted to die with him no matter where guns are

the kinsey report, the hite report coming whole bunch of other things that were mainstream, even dr. spock. a lot of these things have been shown. if they were to come out now, they would be completely debunked as junk science. kinsey was a weirdo who filmed his students having sex in his father and was into some very strange things himself. and he massaged his data in a very dishonest way. that yet, he is constantly cited as a mainstream scientists is somebody who changed america's conception of what was normal sexuality and it's gotten very little attention in the years that have gone by but it was not true. >> this question is somewhat timely because of the nomination of judge kavanagh, soon to be just as another hysteria we've heard about, roe v. wade. lincoln said that the nation half slave and half free, but if roe v. wade were overturned, is there a way states would sort this out? some federal level and at the state level. >> yes. i think in all likelihood that i wasn't sure i would ever see, which is that in the legislatures and the people have to make some tough decisions rather t