. >> you have written a book on hugh hefner? >> also had record then a biography of you have your. >> what is the importance of hugh hefner in america? >> of the biography is that i have done with that ethic and hugh hefner of the bid 20th-century america to embody that "playboy" magazine soy keep it's very relevant to the project. >> we invited you to talk about your most recent book "self-help messiah." >> guest: this is about the bare feet of dale carnegie the was the most popular band respectful writer the 20th century america. to have made tremendous impact of how to get ahead in life. >> wed was he in potential? >> key was born in missouri in the 18 eighties very poverty-stricken and his bother was the worst marron record every year his animals would die and the family suffered badly. but they managed to put it in a dale carnegie to rise through the ranks and it was in the 30's as he began to make a huge mark. >> host: what year did his book come out? >> 1937 so running against the greed of the old tradition and then deter

and hugh hefner is my enemy. >> is hef your enemy?ly set you up tonight. >> i'm more in sympathy than perhaps the girls realize -- >> women. >> i'm sorry. >> women. yes. i'm 35. >> than the ladies realize. i use "girls" referring to women of all ages. >> you should stop. >> they came on, i would say, to gut hugh hefner. >> the day you are willing to come out with a cotton tail attached to your rear end. >> women had so much to talk about because the dialogue on so many of our issues was controlled by men. >> there are some of you who reject men altogether. they won't sit in the same room with a man if they can avoid it. are you two of those ladies? >> we think there's going to be a struggle. we don't think that men are going to give up their power and privilege easily. >> the women's movement, the sexual revelation and the gay liberation movement all had their origins before the '70s. but the '70s are when americans had to make sense of them in their daily lives and in their institutions and communities. >> women's liberation is only

. >> hugh hefner? >> no. >> hugh? come on, give me something. >> oh, okay. all right. >> jimmy: okay. you know you are supposed to help them, right? it wasn't like -- it's too hard, too complicated. >> jimmy: do you know who helen keller is now? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy:. speaking of games, any of you play candy crush? kay digital entertainment, the company that makes candy crush, was just purchased for $5.9 billion. billion dollars. they were bought by activision blizzard which is a company that makes "call of duty" and i guess they figured when they had the opportunity to pay billions of dollars for a game people were tired of in 2012 you don't just jump at it, you leap, you leap. we had our own version of candy crush on our show last night. parents told their kids they ate their candy and they were crushed. we did not get $5.9 billion, by the way. it's always very popular. there are always thousands of comments on the youtube channel of people watch this. a lot of the commence this year, a lot of them were from people upset parents didn't shoe the video

scott: when hugh hefner launched "playboy" magazine, there were fewer distribution choices.e wants to be interviewed by our 20 questions or the playboy interview, it is iconic. it's when jimmy carter said he had last in his heart and john mayer said jessica simpson was sexual napalm. we break news. stephanie: you do it in conjunction with unbelievable images. how are you going to do it without the images? scott: we will still have sexy women in our magazine, they will just have clothes on. stephanie: does this change the equation? is your customer change? scott: when we took nudity off playboy.com, we went from 47 years to 30 years. timesdience through four larger when we went from nude to non-nude. stephanie: you want to be edgy and have the best articles, how are you going to do it every single month? scott: we have phenomenal, award-winning content now and it's a bit of scared from the noise of the nudity. nudity has become almost a distraction from the high quality editorial we have. when we showed them, do you like this or do you like that, they say i would be more comf

deirdre: playboy hugh hefner said we're got an post pictures or print pictures of as a business decision. >> that's right. so big news in the publishing industry that there will be no more nudity. the reality is their newsstands have flipped for the past few years, they're seeing a decline in the book and a lot of this nudity is available online so -- deirdre: yeah, very up front about it and he said this is a no way any kind of statement other than people can get that category of material for free online. >> right. people wondering are they going out of business? no, they are not. they are just changed their business model. deirdre: all right, latoya drake, it is always good to see you to know what is on collective mind, latoya drake joining us there from google trends we'll be right back the promise of the cloud is that every organization has unlimited access to information, no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, we get up to 10 billion data requests every da