tantrum is rarely humorous, but a new and highly acclaimed novel,se "nothing there," from author kevin wilsonkes an otherwise dreaded situation and turns it into satire. part of our arts and culture series "canvas," jeffrey brown sat down with wilson and began by asking why he felt a compulsion to explore family dynamics. well, for me, compulsion is love, so, yeah, i love to write about family. i come back to it again and again. yeah. i started ou, i wrote about family from the perspective of a child, because that's how i grew up, thinking of the weirdness on born into a family. >> the weirdness of being born. i mean, we're all born into a family. >> but you don't ask for it. all of a sudden, there's these people and they're, like, we're going to take care of you and raise you and that's a strangeng kind of feehere you think i'm made of these people but i'm gog to become mywn person. and maybe the writing about family would havenstopped but had kids and i was on the other side of it of watching these children develop and leave me. so i thought, oh, i'll just kee writbout it. >> reporter: so w

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maxine rosenthal, kevin wilson, john irwin, annie clark, and emily hogan and especially harriet galvin, megan ha who conducted difficult and meticulous investigation and performed under the greatest of spotlights. and finally, tell the survivors of harvey weinstein. i oh and we all owe an immense debt to you. who had the courage beyond measure to speak your story to the world, to this courtroom, at great personal risk and in great personal pain. to those of us who are privileged to be in the courtroom and they testified, you know what i mean. these survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic. words can't describe adequately the sacrifices the survivors made to pursue justice. weinstein with his manipulation, his resources, his attorneys, his publicists, and his spies did everything he could to silence the survivors. but they refused to be silenced, they spoke from their hearts and they were heard. they were heard by weinstein's other survivors and sexual predators all over the world, they sacrificed their privacy and self protection known better than anyone the extent of weinstein's

district attorney's paralegals and analysts who worked on this case including maxine rosenthal, kevin wilson john erwin, alyssa marino, andy clark, stephanie luttrell, and emily hogan — and especially to harriet galvin, who conducted a terribly difficult in meticulous investigation and performed masterly at trial under the brightest of spotlights. finally to the survivors of harvey weinstein — iao and we all owe an immense debt to you who had courage beyond measure to speak your story to the world, to this courtroom at great personal risk and in great personal pain. to those of us in great personal pain. to those of us who were privileged to be in the courtroom when they testified, you know what i mean. these survivors are not just brave, know what i mean. these survivors are notjust brave, they were heroic. words cannot describe adequately the sacrifices the survivors made to pursuejustice. weinstein, with his manipulation, his resources, his attorneys, his publicists, and his spies did everything he could to silence the survivors. but they refused to be silent. they spoke from their hearts

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howard wilson, kevin sheekey, they know what they're doing.a man worth $60 billion not used to being critiqued often and not used to -- >> in his 70s. >> -- in his 70s, mika says, not prone to change and never a good political performer. strengths of mike bloomberg never as a debater or public speaker. he's super competent, a manage je -- managerial -- i wouldn't mind mike bloomberg running the country in a state of, dealing with a pandemic but reality, never been good at the onstage stuff. tried to prep him. i think genuinely mike bloomberg did not think he was as vulnerable ob some of the questions like the ndas for instance, as he turned out to be and also i think debating is hard. i think he underestimated how good his opponents would be and learned pretty quick in vegas how far behind he is and then never going to catch up to bernie sanders on the debate stage. got to do it another way. >> what you call that, mika? >> what do you call no? >> call that the $58 billion bubble. >> that is. except one thing he could have done, john heilemann,