political arena and trying to achieve our goals. i personally think it would be better off if we accepted the 21st century and that some of these social issues behind, but there is a minority of the country that strongly disagrees. so i don t expect these issues to all of a sudden just be our political debate. host: column is watching us in scottsdale, arizona. are you dare? let s do syed and lindenhurst, new york. go ahead, please. you re on. caller: first of all, i d like to say that i am not some lunatic right-wing bible thumping person. i m a democrat. i am all for women s rights. but my question comes to when it comes to the issues about divorce that becomes a major issue and the man is made to look like the bad guy because the system is set against the man and he adds that, you know, the biggest loser in the whole thing seems to lose all is right and nothing seems to be what he does seems to be the right thing to do. what are your thoughts about that and how can we
night and prejudice we thought before. host: will the presidential election ultimately be decided on the issues to write about in this poker economic issues issues are a mix thereof? guest: and mix thereof, but the social issues should stay front and center and if they don t, it s because republicans want to start talking about it because they know how unpopular views are. that s going to be incumbent upon democrats to keep front and center. host: her book is called delirium. find it wherever you buy your books. host: it s time for our final panel session. let me tell you that the panel. just over our shoulder here on location at her studio. the panelists includes tom hayden, abe peck and robert scheer. we will begin coverage right now. thanks for being with us. [inaudible conversations] you know the rules. please silence all cell phones. there s a book signing follows the session. book signing as insane area seven. all three panelists has books to be signed. pers