jared: there's the "when harry met sally" table. it's absolutely the hardest table to get in new york at lunchtime. look at this, wide open for us. of all the tables available for us right now. of all the tables in all the world. sometimes i even impress myself. hey, cheers. cheers. oh, wow. yeah, ok. this lives up. this is truly iconic, yeah. well, i think it would be a waste if we're sitting here at this table and we didn't at try to do that scene. holy moly. do i want to play meg ryan in this scene? [indistinct chatter] are you trying to say that women fake orgasms? it's possible. get out of here. at one point or another, most women have faked it. well, they haven't faked it with me. ugh, i forgot. you're a man. are you trying to say i can't tell the difference? no. get out of here. [moans] oh my god. oh my god. yes, yes, yes, yes. [moans] [cheering] thank you, thank you. [sighs] i did it. [laughs] i'll have what she's having! [funky music] curtis: i mean, some people may say, you know, broadway is cliche. curtis is just killing

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the same cannot be said of when harry met sally.s conversation focuses on school libraries availability. if ban means made unavailable then every book ever published has been effectively banned in school libraries. a book can be both banned and totally available in a school library because the media has accepted the expansive definition of ban reported by p en america. if a buck moves a -- if a schoolb moves a book to a -- of my public school library did not carry mein kampf. was it banned? i don't know. host: respond to what he said there. guest: the first point he makes is that even if a book is withdrawn from schools it is still available on amazon. it b is nota -- it is not banned. what that leaves out is for a large portion of children in this country, schools and libraries are the primary places they access books. they do not have an amazon account a wealthy suburban kid might have the luxury of ordering off of whenever they like. if the book is not available at school or at the library, they do not have access to it. the seco