. >> that was gene roddenberry's vision of the future, where you see our diversity as a strength by working in concert, each entry beating his or her unique talent or perspective or unique vantage point. in fact is what is true. part of the united states' great strength is our diversity, and now we're recognizing there are aspects of diversity that you cannot see like sexual orientation, but now that society is changing, we're discovering people who make enormous contributions to our society have this kind of invisible aspect to diversity. >> all right, our editor-at-large cory johnson speaking with actor george takei krut the director of the documentary. ,ime now for the b-west byte one number that tells a lot. our special guest businessweek's brad stone, with the byte today. what have you got? >> 152. untenable number of days that amazon and has shipped the book company have been fighting. what does that mean? a lot of authors are suffering. a group of authors including james patterson and stephen king took the fight to do bezos' boss undermining their ability to support their fans. >> ve

. >> that was gene roddenberry's vision of the future where we see our diversity as the strength by workingin consort, each contributing his or her unique talent or unique perspective or unique vantage point. that is what in fact is true. part of the united states'great strength is our diversity and now we are recognizing there are aspects of diversity you can't see like sexual orientation, but now that society is changing, we are discovering people who make enormous contributions to our society have this kind of invisible aspect to diversity. >> cory johnson speaking with actor george takei and a documentary of ash director of the documentary, "to be takei" that available next month. time now for the bwest byte -- brad stone is with us for that today. he's also the author of "the everything store." what have you got? >> 152. that is the number of days amazon and hachette have been fighting. what does that mean? the new book by tavis smiley takes weeks to deliver and a lot of authors are suffering. so today, authors united, including stephen king, took the fight to jeff bezos's boss, saying