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Brett Stevens is very upset from the New York Times because he was called a bed bug.

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Your Twitter account after a controversy that involved someone calling you a name,

would you like to comment on that?

Yeah, I'm going to be careful with my words because I know these are going to be

examined carefully. So I think Twitter brings out the worst in its users. It tends to bring out

the worst in its users. Yesterday, a professor at George Washington University

described me as a bed bug or a metaphorical bed bug just in the context of the New York Times

having a bed bug problem in our building. I think that kind of rhetoric is dehumanizing

and totally unacceptable no matter where it comes from. I wrote him a personal email.

I didn't go to Twitter. I wrote him a personal email which I think was very

simple saying that I did appreciate it that I would welcome him to come to my home in New York

meet with my family and see if he would call me a bed bug to my face because a lot of things

people say on social media aren't the things that are really prepared to say in one-on-one.

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