back with us, john stanton and liz winstead. this is the first official "disrupt" beer bowl.y, justin. tell us what we're doing here. >> all right. so i tried to get together a good list of craft breweries from both washington state and colorado. so i tried to pair up similar styles. >> so what -- i know we want to get to the tasting. >> absolutely. >> so what do we need to be aware of when we're tasting? what are we looking for, smelling for? >> you're smelling for what you like. beer, it's a big preference thing. there's no good, bad beer, in my opinion. it's just what you like. >> so it's like sex? >> he just said everything -- if you replace the word sex. it's not really bad, it's a preference. >> let's go to round one. starting here? >> yeah, we're going to start out with two american pale ales. one from washington. this one is -- i'm not going to tell you where it's from. >> what's the beer called? >> this is the red hook audible ale. >> i think i might know where that's from. i'm going to taste it anyway. all right. now what do we have? >> the next one is the left-hand

at the table is liz winstead, eve endsler, and kimberly crenshaw.ort of notion, kim, about starting with a kind of personal narrative. that the way to attract a woman to vote for you, to be part of your party is to tell a story about your life as a woman. how sort of effective do you think that is? >> well, obviously the republicans think that it's tremendously effective. i mean, it is true that women are more relational. they evaluate candidates based on what they think the candidates will do to them, for them, for their family. but one of the things that i think the republicans are actually showing here is that they really don't have policy. and if they don't have policy, go for the story. i mean, this is something we know and we've seen over and over again. i think the problem that the democrats will have is being able to respond not only to the idea that women as a whole suffer, but to be able to talk about all of the ways that women across race and class actually suffer. so that the strategy that i think the republicans are trying to do which i