kinsey, which let me to hugh hefner, who called me kinsey's pamphleteers, which got me looking into the pornography issue which made me the prim investigator for the u.s. justice department research about violence in playboy, penthouse and hustleer. >> host: should pornography be outlawed? oh. >> guest: oh. yes. wait at one -- it was at one time. it has had a huge effect on child sexual abuse. i won in the netherlands where i said that, and i said that playboy had been producing child porn nothing graffiti and had been conditioning people, based on our research at doj, since the 50s. and playboy sued me for liable and slander in the netherlandss. they wouldn't sue me here. i say, sewell me here -- sue me here, give is a jury trial. and the judge looks at the documentation, the images of the children, the -- in bed with daddy or whoever, and said, no, she's right. you know. they lose. playboy loses, so, to little old me, multibillion dollar lawsuit they lost. >> host: wren and where did you get your ph.d. >> guest: from case western reserve university in cleveland, ohio, 1980, i think, o

it's called the -- called the kinsey collection, shared treasures of bernard and shirley kinsey, where art and history intersect. it's been on tour to six city as -- cities and opened at the national museum of american history at the smithsonian institute and we anticipate more than 2.5 million folks will visit that exhibit. how's that for success? terrific. their wonderful book it that documents the kinsey collection has been selected by the florida department of education for the curriculum to team african-american studies to 3.6 million students throughout the state. so that's also a wonderful accomplishment. it's indeed mip pleasure to welcome a man to waves a wonderful cultural narrative of a people. please, give a warm welcome to bernard kinsey. bernard? [applause] . >> first of all i want to make sure you can hear me. who has the sound in here? just bring it up a little bit so we can do this. first of all, luis, thank you so much to the san francisco public libraries, stewart, shaw, and carroll. up guys have done a super job. you've got to come down to the san francisco african-

our speaker, bernard kinsey, is one half of team kinsey.ey, so please join me in welcoming shirley kinsey who is with us today also. stand up, shirley. now, my notes go on to say that a few years ago we had a wonderful opportunity to work with supervisors mirkarimi and are lee on the adoption of san francisco's slavery disclosure ordinance and we're looking forward to having is the same kind of experience with supervisor coyne as she moves forward in legislation with us the we're very excited about that undertakele -- taking. that was supposed to lead to a nice little smooth transition for them to make remarks. since they are not here -- somebody's coming, i'm told. on cue, supervisor coyne, right on cue is here. supervisor malia cohen, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. hello. happy black history month. -- month. how are you good. thank you for coming out here this morning. i'm so excited to be here. there have been many years that have come and gone in the past that i was in these seats over here listening to the speakers commemorate, ho

kinsey but let me to hugh hefner that call himself kinsey' profit year and the principal investigator for the purpose of justice study on images of children from violence and penn playboy played to become and hustler. >> should pornography be out all? >> we can go back to the original, you know, it was at one time, and we don't lose anything by going back to that. it's had a huge impact on child sexual abuse, no question about that. why one in the netherlands where i said that. i was on television in the netherlands and i said playboy had been producing child pornography and had then conditioning people based on our research for the doj since at least the 50's depending how you looked at, and playboy sood me for libel. they won't sue me here. if they do give us a jury trial, and the judge looked at all the documentation from the images of the children in bed with daddy or whoever and said she's right and they sold off to me. >> when and where did you get your ph.d.. >> it was from the reserve university in ohio. in 1980i think or 79 -- i'm getting too old to remember these things, and

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>> guest: well, books that the kinsey institute put out. kinsey, the man who changed the world. they translated that into chinese. it sold 500 copies in 2007. i was contacted by chinese professors to asked, they said they looked everywhere for something contradicting. the change in sexual conduct among the chinese youth was enormous following the release of that book. .. >> i began to look around and say, wait a minute. how did this happen? it made no sense. following the trail led me to doctor kinsey, which led me to hugh hefner, which moved me to the issue, which may mean that principal investigator for images of children and playboy and hustler. >> should pornography be outlawed? >> yes. we don't lose anything by going back to that. it has had a huge impact on child sexual abuse. in another instance when i said that, i said that playboy had been producing child pornography and had been conditioning people based on our research for doj. playboy sued me for liable slander. i said sue me, give me a jury trial here. and the judge looked at all the documentation, the images that w

about his book sellout, musings from uncle tom' pour >>> takes a critical look at the work of alfred kinsey. this was taped at university of lynchburg virginia as a part of

for at least the last seventy years and most everybody is bisexual maybe some homosexual i got a kinsey who was a homosexual pushed. that idea knows the homosexuals leadership kaminey and others and pushed that idea but it's not true it's not true. who's interested was a man who's interested in another guy you have to have a strange sense of sexuality is like getting all excited about somebodies feet or something like that who's going to range so who is going to sit around all day long and think oh my god those gays out there you know there's gays out there we can let them get married and just kind of you know commit their lives to stopping gate you know. i'm i don't think about it that much i don't i it seems to me that somebody who's just like really obsessed with it maybe we should wonder well you can wonder all you want but one of the things you should be wondering about and your thinker is we are in a demographic crisis the west as a whole may have the best stuff on earth we do we have already and we need more babies so we need more gay couples then and in vitro fertilization no no