. >> you cannot go 15 minutes without mentioning in the warhol.bout fame and what could happen to people once they become famous, and i took the title from an andy warhol quote where everyone gets 15 minutes of fame, and i think he is right these days with reality shows, and regular people become household names in weeks, and i say, how are they handling it? mandy threw me for a loop as an adult. how are these young people handling it? i thought it might be interesting. tavis: one of these shows called you in for a cameo -- "american idol." a whole new generation got exposed. >> i work with kids, and i did another where i got to talk to about 90 of them that were just going on the air. i really loved it. they were like sponges. once i worked with that were going on the air it in my songs, and i asked him a lot of questions they have never been asked before, and i think it helped. they really are looking for someone to give them a hand. they have not paid their dues. they have not worked in the theater. they just sing well, and suddenly they are on

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times with the rogue state problem like to read his biography because he was working at the rink warhol university and now working at san angelo state and is a doctor and associate professor of political science. formally on the faculty at the rinker university hazy adds a professor at university graduate school in the intelligence officer at the dia until 2003 serving as a senior analyst. formerly the editor of the journal and on the advisory board and formally said on the editorial review board that served on the board of directors for the international three and studies and security studies and the author of the book we are talking about the north korean threat for call so of his other book and is the editor of qwest to unified career. it is with good great deal of pleasure please help me to wellcome dr. bruce bechtol. [applause] >> can you hear me? i would like to think some people before i get into the meat of the discussion. i'd like to ask a good friend of mine at the folks at the marine corps foundation for sponsoring my visit. they sponsor a great deal of scholarship that the m

the album, you called it "15 minutes," the andy warhol, "everybody can be famous for 15 minutes." fame, can you take it? what's the answer in your case? >> for me, it knocked me over. you know, i think it's a good quote. you would think fame -- it should read "fame, whoop de-doo." you would think fame is the greatest thing to happen to a person. >> everyone who's not famous assumes it is the greatest thing that can happen. they assume being famous is wonderful and you get everything you could want in life. >> there is a little bit of that. it's just that it all depends on how you handle it. there are great people who handle fame beautifully like will, matt damon. >> will smith. charming guy. >> i get worried for the people or kids who wind up in the spotlight without having paid their dues. you see it every week on "american idol" and "x factor." they have talent. i did "american idol" a couple of times. they have talent but before you know it they are household names and they haven't worked in the bars we worked in. they haven't played the bar mits vas and gotten dressed in a men