it's called the social contract as iterated by thinkers of the enlightenment and of course famously rousseau talked about the social contract and when the social contract is broken it's imperative that the people revolt and seek a regime change i mean talking about this mel through concept you know i think about people like lloyd blankfein c.e.o. goldman sachs he's. that he's like that monster from alien you know it's starts to drip through the spacecraft like lloyd blankfein is like. the system. and he's just destroying things because of the toxicity of the derivatives that goldman spews out of their toxic organs into this patient earth. and it's of disgusting display of toxic financial melt through and they don't do jack about it so the melt through in the nuclear industry happens when the container vessel is breached in the financial and economic system we see a financial melt through all of the regulations and the regulators so for example glass steagall was the container vessel for a potential financial meltdown because that has been breached we see it melt through and paul the feral sa

they don't -- it is from rousseau the paranoid hypochondriac that inspired the french revolution, use head. that's what they are doing with medicare. they will show a picture of congressman ryan pushing a woman in her wheelchair. they use images that's how you gin up a mob. you don't do it through careful arguement. >> sean: we are going to see you later this week. in bookstores everywhere. amazon.com. well researched book. ann coulter, thanks for being with us. i can wait until you trouble. >> we have a clip with one of the women who received those lewd photos from congressman weiner. that is next. that interview in full tomorrow night. straight ahead. ever wish vegs didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. we're going to head on into the interview. what really moves you about this car? i mean, it's definitely the styling, from an aesthetics point of view, um, so that was something that just kind of instantly appealed to

chose to present what he wanted to tell us about -- >> i stole the form without trying to match who rousseau was. >> there is forebook i didn't put in the book, maybe i should have. i found this in my folk's house, a 1990s guide book to new york. and it's told through a young woman walking through new york and seeing what new york looked like in the 1890s. and there is one scene she is walking down columbus avenue on the upper west side of new york and sees guy drinking a beer. and a cop goes up to the guy and says if you want to drink that beer, go over to amsterdam avenue. weon't bring beer on columbus avenue. i remember that little story was so real that that is what i was sort of trying to recapture in thebook. >> when you set out to do this, you had one problem, i would assume. tell me whether you dealt with this issue. which is you want to have all the current science. >> right. >> rose: y want to view these characters through everything we know today. >> right. >> rose: on the other hand you want to take them from bih until deh. >> right. >> rose: how do you solve that problem. >> it