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first names only could reinforce gender stereotypes. you cover this former secretary of state former first lady former senator, in the pages of the new york times. what is the talk around the building about how and when to refer to her by her first name? >> as you know "the new york times" we use these elaborate courtesy titles. i think there are people who use only her first name in an effort to degrade her, but it's not inherently degrading or sexistp. look she has tried to reclaim it. ready for hillary, name of her super pac. there are people who have run with their first names as a campaign slogan for years and years. lamar alexander, right, lamar with an exclamation point. that was his slogan. >> i do know -- >> enthusiasm is good enthusiasm. >> as you know like anyone any time a stranger calls you by your first name it's intended as a bit of a disrespect. some people who obviously, you know, use it that way. >> go ahead. >> 2008 she felt branded as