i would say like contemporary art in jazz, hugh hefner and dug lenny. he was more than an experimental artist experimenting with extremes, lenny became a martyr. knew what it was like to be persecuted. that 1959 jazz festival i told you about was supposed to be at soldiers field, but the catholic church pressured the first mayor daley to pull the permit. in later years, hugh hefner would be on nixon's enemies list, a source of great pride, and the company would go to court to challenge the reagan-meese commission pressuring retailers not to sell the magazine. theress was defunding braille edition of playboy, and a bill that was attempting to limit all of cable to the broadcast network standards, which resulted in the supreme court victory codifying the cable standards would be the same as print and online. in another small world connection, that case was argued , and bob wood detention the state of new york for lenny bruce's pardon, and that inspired a book, the trials of lenny bruce. that book would win a first amendment award. in playboy's battles, hu

and hugh hefner is my enemy. >> is hef your enemy? 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. [ laughter and applause ] >> 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. >> wom

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hugh hefner, the publisher of playwas a role model for many of the boys. >> yeah, you know, he had avery hugh hefner, playboy magazine view of success. >> narrator: the young cadets learned a lot from playboy magazine and what they called "barracks talk." >> in fact, our biggest advice in our lives came from playboy magazine. that's how we learned... that's what we learned about women. so that was all of my adolescence. and that's why getting out of military school was difficult. you had to realize that you couldn't just follow the playboy philosophy. >> narrator: they would graduate and grow up. but donald's classmates say in some ways, he hasn't changed at all. >> the things that we talked about at that time in 1964 really are very close to the kind of way he talks now. i hear these echoes of the barracks life that we had and that we grew out of. >> narrator: back when donald trump was growing up in queens, hillary rodham was living a short train commute from downtown chicago. >> hugh and dorothy rodham moved from chicago, the tough city, into the all-white, new suburb of 1950s ame

steef, it's very hugh hefner. >> i never would have thought myself in velvet at all. >> in the moderns this the thing they do. is it good quality velvet. >> it is. >> i have to talk to our ethics people whether or not i can accept this. >> it's only 60 bucks, pay for it. >> is it within our rules? i'm going to leave the tag on. >> you have to wear it christmas also. >> okay. >> we know who terry's favorite is. >> thank you, terry. >> let's check in with morgan brennan. she's live at jcpenney's. >> reporter: good morning. happy day after thanksgiving. so we're inside jcpenney and thanksgiving has been good to jcpenney app least this long island location. they opened their stores yesterday at 3:00 p.m. marking the earliest of the major retailers to open up on thanksgiving. and since then it has been extremely busy in this store. i'll show you what i mean here. you can see merchandise on the floors, boxes on the floors. the staffers are only just now getting around to cleaning up parts of this store. and yesterday we saw long lines coming into jcpenney ahead of its afternoon opening. and

joe biden called him a sick puppy and said his fixation on women's bodies is worse than hugh hefner'sgoing high. >> the obama administration has worked on developing policies that help women in the workforce. they created the white house council on women and girls. what would the trump white house council on women and girls look like? will he continue that? how does he getting into these final days appeal to women in a way that really makes him believe that he doesn't look at them as objects? >> we appeal to women substanti substantively. in 28 years i never heard the phrase men's issues. the presumption is men can focus on all issues and women are only supposed to talk about certain issues. we believe women care about security, whether it's national security, whether it's health care security, retirement security and financial security. we also believe that women are -- the idea that there are councils and rhetoric for equal pay from hillary clinton who pays women less than men at her state department in her u.s. senate office and most recently at the clinton foundation. it's hypocri