posts are at liberty university professor, ron miller, in your book, "sellout: musings from uncle tom's porch," you rate that you smile when you're called an uncle tom. why is that? >> guest: i smiled because i understand what uncle tom was actually meant to be as herriot teachers are presented in her novel. over the years both because of the ways the character was portrayed and other things, it's become distorted. if you read the actual novel, there's still that for tom to be an architect and this is a person who actually died because he refused to divulge the whereabouts of slavery and as he was dying to me that's a noble character and one that i embrace. and so when i hear that term, i smile and it confounds people. but i might than tell them about the character. >> host: you've probably gotten some response to which a culture for. >> guest: absolutely, absolutely. a lot of times when you're a person of color and have conservative political views does your mother never intended for you. rather than run away, used as the title because it grabs you and highlight the themes in the book

ron in minnesota. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi meyran. >> caller: i was just petting my puppy.ate about clip size. i think that we should mandate there are either five rounds maximum or 1,000. nothing in between. it is the doughnut hole. 1,000 round clip would weigh about 100 pounds. >> stephanie: more than blue whales. >> caller: one other thing, if you would indulge me. yesterday, i'm loathed to recommend this but se cupp, she did offer some advice. i wrote a letter to chris about this last week. i wish you guys would get into -- a little bit more into the science of this -- just to maintain i guess a little more credibility with the nonnut gun nut owners throughout. there is a lot of difference between rounds with dead kids, it shouldn't make any difference but to the audience we're trying to win over and understand, we need to establish more credibility. that's kind of why she did make a good point yesterday about the differences. >> stephanie: differences between what? >> well, two guns. sks or an ak-style round is radically different than this 223 or 5.56 i think is m-16

miller show." welcome to it. 49 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. oh dear. the 19-year-old son of senator rand paul and ronstephanie: i don't mean to judge. i have frequently been intoxicated at the charlotte airport. that's where my republican family lives. >> how old was he when he was intoxicated? >> 19. that seems to be doubly wrong. >> i don't have to follow the rules! >> stephanie: when he arrived at the airport, he was possibly served alcohol on the flight. ya think? i'm not sure how else he would have been intoxicated when he got to the airport. [ applause ] >> he wasn't in europe. >> stephanie: maybe he was transporting little tiny liquor bottles for john boehner. >> sure. anything's possible. >> stephanie: to beef up his collection. >> more, more! these are too small. glug glug, glug, glug, glug. [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: by the way, jim, who said i need job like i need a hole in the head. who said that? >> john boehner. >> stephanie: yes. that's right. >> you kind of did the impression while you were saying it. >> stephanie: i'm trying to be a helper because he's really bad at this.

ron in texas. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi ron. >> caller: good morning. how you guys today?> caller: good. look travis county is in the city of austin, texas. okay. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: and they were planning on having a gun show. this weekend the attorney general of texas said that if they cancel the gun show, that he was going to sue the county. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: i mean this is -- it is kind of -- >> on what grounds? >> caller: it is ridiculous. >> stephanie: to have a gun show and sell more guns to people with no background checks is more important. >> stephanie: all right. joe biden yesterday. >> this president said, diminish the possibility, can only save one kid's life as a consequence. >> stephanie: yeah. that's the thing to question, what you have to get to, at what point -- what did i say just? 3,000 of our kids a year are slaughtered by guns and at what point do you go this is worth it or that's worth it. not if it's your kid. joe biden. >> we know this is a complex problem. we know there's no single answer and quite frankly we don't even kn