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of the miami book fair continues we will introduce you to a sociology africana studies professor krystal fleming come also the author of a couple of books , the most recent is how to be less stupid about race. who is stupid about race? . >> double country. - - the whole country anyone raised it has social c stupidit. that is where it starts that i talk about my own learning experience so as a young person i absorbed racist ideas but the difference is that cthey don't benefit me we can make the argument it doesn't benefit anyone but because of the way racism works that disadvantages be the way it doesn't disadvantage white americans. >> host: break that down so what racist police did you absorb so first of all, tell us about yourself. >> i'm from chattanooga but i grew up on the east coast we moved to new jersey when i was young so thanksgiving is coming up. a lot of it has to do with who is left out of the historical w narrative and who tells the narrative so we learn thanksgiving was from a joyful holiday the encounter we don't know the real history of colonialism or how religion has be

it's the bill krystal with a k can, the conservative. ovary day, it's bill krystal -- ton?, wt did you sayig >> i v>> stephen: oh.( apause ) >> stephen: that's very young of you. that's very hip. that's very -- >> it's legal. >> stephen: oh, it's legal, okay. >> which means it's not as much fun. >> stephen: that kind of vaping. >> yeah, well, there is a senior section in the cannabis store that i frequent -- >> stephen: really? yeah. >> stephen: there's senior cannabis? >> there is, and they have different strains for people over 65 and 70. >> stephen: butterscotch flavored. >> not quite. one is called spider veins, that's a good one. ( laughter ) mr. regular. ( laughter ) cranky men on the pore off. there's that. >> stephen: sure. don't hit the ball in my yard that's a good one, too. >> stephen: mm-hmm. and i find that i needed it after a day of going through what we go through, when we watch this happen to us. >> stephen: yeah. but my cravings are different than when i was, you know, back in 19-ba-ba-ba-bum. >> stephen: the munchies are different. >> yeah, i go, i could r

thank you krystal for helping with the events. i thought the engagement was a very high. people really wanted to learn more about how they can increase their wi-fi bandwidth at events. and captured data. because every single phone has a unique paying to it and you can capture that ping and measure the number of people attending as well as where they are at the event. the location. without knowing who the person is. you can still keep that data anonymized. the other piece of it was increasing food and beverage sales. it was another hot topic of discussion. so i will do a survey at the next mixer as well as my general assessments. i want to make sure i am still doing -- i am still doing the kinds of topics that are really interesting and important to our stakeholders. i haven't done a survey on that in over a year. it is high time to do that. we have confirmed the next event will be on january 28th at manny's and it will be a cannabis themed topic. the executive director has already reached out to the office of cannabis and the bay are interested in collaborating with the p

i was with him with billy krystal. >> laura: another person i adore. >> it was at his hotel, one of his he basically only talked about himself. >> laura: bill clinton was a smooth operator. he might be better at hiding hie narcissism. clinton, obama -- reagan was noi narcissistic at all. jfk. >> usually you get to that position, you need to be loved.e >> laura: so archie, people compare trump to archie bunker, whatever. they are both -- you don't see anything redeeming, at all, in donald trump? >> i don't see him -- i don't see him being lovable. i'm not judging donald trump -- >> laura: you just don't like his policies. >> no, no, no, that's not true. i don't like his policies, that is true. i don't like the way he conducts his life, the way he treats people. >> laura: you did a movie about lbj with -- >> i don't like a man who goes like this with towels, with paper towels. i don't like that. i don't like the way he treats other people. >> laura: okay, so the paper towel w throw. is this houston, the hurricane deal? >> you're making some very bad arguments. you are a smart as hell. you

senior editor of politics for nbc news and bill krystal, the weekly standard. i want to ask this one question. >> really, just one? >> just one and you've got the rest of the show. >> you've got 55 minutes, you better think of some more. >> there are 11 seats in the senate that nbc says are competitive. of those three, texas is an important one in which ted cruz tips to have a lead and republicans tend to be voting in larger numbers than democrats. north dakota, heidi heitkamp at a disadvantage there. and montana, where the president is going to be -- where claire mccaskill is in a very tight race there. >> they've got control now. if things just stay the way they are, they're going to continue to have control. there's any way you can slice this. a pickup with a couple of seats with republicans. there's a path for democrats to take. it would have to be a complete -- >> it's narrow but it exists. >> it would require almost heidi heitkamp to win that seat. and polling shows her quite far behind now. the missouri seat, the indiana seat, really, really tight. they

we have a krystal ball but it's cloudy.is part of the world where big earthquakes happen and happen frequently and we know from the techtonic setting this is the kind of place that expects big earthquakes and they are used to this kind of thing but as far as the exact time, place and size, that's something that's still alludes us. >> for anyone even if they are accustomed to it, if they are driving down their highway and it's severed and smashed, no one is prepared for that. give us a sense of what it's like there. we have the power in the middle of the day. for those in alaska what the conditions are like. >> it's hard to imagine unless you liverd through it. when you have a sudden shaking, it feels like it's lasting forever but in reality it's only a minute or two at the very longest. then things start to come off the shelves. one of your earlier guests mentioned the devastating earthquake that happened in 1964. a lot of new codes were put in place. a lot of new structural guidelines were put in place to prevent the level