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mecca, and so on friday prayers, the streets of central london, this street, is filled with monday limits -- with muslims looking toward mecca and praying, and you can argue that eades the gayity of life in a multicultural society and you can argue its a huge blessing, or you can do as i do and argue it puts a big questionmark over those societies. i think its ridiculous to pretends nothing is going to change. if you look at austria, for example, by mid-century, its predicted that a ma...

saying why hasnt king george, and the old federal emergency management agency done anything for us? they would be no america. its not healthy, this stuff. >> host: market also mentioned tom friedman. not sure you shared her opinion of tom friedman. is want to read a little from "after america." talking about globalization. globalization is some kind of mysterious metaphysical force. thats not the remaking our assumptions about the planet. may the force be with you. because if its not y...

terrifying in some ways. i can remember once he was i think in bangkok rushing between planes and dictating to ashley who was with him on that trip and autumn burlington gets deutsch marks for helping shepherd those and to print. in any event i did a piece when richard died, and i used the phrase something to the effect he was not an ugly american. he wasnt a quiet american. and she said ah-ha and took that and made it into the unquiet american. >> i would credit strobe with the unquie...

.. an elusive title he thought was for losers and guarantee we sold in 2008800 copies, he thought that was -- thought america alone was a hit title, and he proved right on that. >> host: what was your original title? >> guest: im keeping that to when im in a multibillionaire and i can afford to indulge myself by writing books with oblique titles that sell 204,000 copies. >> host: what is the book about? >> guest: the book is -- my original title was on the same theme as "america alone"...