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>> she was wildly disliked within the company. one of the things i noticed with her in debates is she's a lot looser than she was. she's much more scripted then. she never went offmessage. she was almost pro-botic at times. she demanded total loyalty. she didn't want anybody to dissent from her. she pushed out a lot of the executives, especially the compaq executives that had been brought in. when the board got mad at her and decided she had to go, she didn't have any -- she just didn't have any support. >> when it came to handling donald trump's comments about her face, foreign policy and con...

These fellows like magic. how do you see this very -- it's sort of a strange variant on race. what would you call it? is it patronizing? plantation -- >> it's the plantation model, chris. you have -- in the plantation, you had men from africa making money for cotton growers. you had women from africa being sexually exploited by cotton growers and the whole time the cotton growers looked down on these people with contempt as their inferiors. mr. sterling has really adopted that as his methodology. that's how he treats the people around him. and it's so unfortunate. we have to take several steps...

Suck to a formula that worked and that i found to be a bit patronizing, exhausting, both as a consumer of magazines but also as an editorial staffer at them. and so when we started the site we thought we would give them the old critique. in terms of the sorpts of, like, fabrications or fibs that one finds in women's magazines, the cover lies are not the worst offenders. it's what's inside the magazine. a lot of women's magazines or media in general was selling us a phony bill of goods, especially women who i think are under more pressure than men are to look a certain way, to behave a certain ...

A plus as far as his opening and his final summation. with all that said i think it's a bit patronizing to the women on this jury. fathers are equally concerned about their children not being able to make it home. of course he's playing the maternal instincts but where does that play to the issue of reasonable doubt? where are the facts? i think this case is riddled with reasonable doubt and it's unpatronizing to think they're unthinking and are only emotional. of course they'll be em pathetic and have some sympathy and empat empathy. without question but to suggest they are brainless and not ...

It' very rare to have an organization that's not providing a bunch of receiving. >> but i want to challenge this idea of the american society. i really expect veterans. >> they say they do. they fell apollsters they do. we're seeing a good number of people trying again. even in terms of businesses, you know, hiring, work saving. there's no talk about savings. there's just a few this and there. it eegs major banks. >> i wonder if some of the effect is a little bit patronizing. thank you for your service. i hear that a lot about it makes me profoundly uncomfortable. that's another thing there's ...