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Zapruder with us. He has written an extraordinary book. 26 seconds, a personal history of the zapruder film. It is a book you really have to read you to really appreciate it. Even deeper than that it is a memoir of the extraordinary experience burden, destiny of family, a family that has his own extraordinary story and essentially refugees of jewish and he claims that find their way ultimately to dallas texas. And alexanders grandfather was Abraham Zapruder. The dressmaker who had the extraordin...

Again with you today. I am like the skeleton resident here at the National Constitution center. I want to welcome the first back to the National Constitution center in todays program. As usual since i i want to add a few plugs if i may. To begin with next week were going to host new america former counsel to elizabeth warren. Also in middleclass constitution for discussion on economic equality and the constitution. Later in the Spring Summer season we will have the most important constitutional ...

Like to ask that you turn off or silence all of your electronic devices. Also, the end of todays program, miss goldsteen will have time for question and answer, and then be available under the skylight to autographt books. We do still have a few available, think, if youre interested in purchasing a book and didnt get a yellow postie with a number, see phil in the back. Also, with the q a i just wan to make sure well all be on our best behavior. Miss goldstein is here to talker about her book. Sh...

Segment for you joining us here on the set is author David Horowitzs newest book is called big agenda doesnt feel like the 60s renown america greg. Much worse. First of all, the movement of the 60s was benign in my view. But even bill left was not as violent i dont recall a speaker inviting the campus to shut down like mario or mcdonald nothing of that ever happened to destroy the 100,000 worth of property and individual sent to the hospital is terrible and it comes to encouragement by the Obama...

Evening especially would have meant a great deal to him. Unfortunately, hes a bit under the weather, is so he sent me in his stead. Im humbled and honored to make the introduction. Its been said that theres the story and then the real story and then the story of how the story came to be told. The book whose 50th anniversary we celebrate tonight, making it, is an important story any way you look at it. [laughter] and tonight were going to tell the story behind the story. In his book, norman says ...

Like to ask that you turn off or silence all of your electronic devices. Also, the end of todays program, miss goldsteen will have time for question and answer, and then be available under the skylight to autographt books. We do still have a few available, think, if youre interested in purchasing a book and didnt get a yellow postie with a number, see phil in the back. Also, with the q a i just wan to make sure well all be on our best behavior. Miss goldstein is here to talker about her book. Sh...

The germans had never voted for him. He was dropped into office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use him. He had received and they wanted to use him because he had received more votes than anyone else but never a majority of the votes. And this is an important point to make because when we try to explain why germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from, the events that succeed 1933 are much more important than the events that pr...

The germans had never voted for him. He was dropped into office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use him. He had received and they wanted to use him because he had received more votes than anyone else but never a majority of the votes. And this is an important point to make because when we try to explain why germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from, the events that succeed 1933 are much more important than the events that pr...

The germans had never voted for him. He was dropped into office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use him. He had received and they wanted to use him because he had received more votes than anyone else but never a majority of the votes. And this is an important point to make because when we try to explain why germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from, the events that succeed 1933 are much more important than the events that pr...

And also reflects the mission of the university. Very strong philosophy and theological department. Then in 2010 i started the empire state addition. It is 110 years old, the director of the Fordham University press is in new york. [inaudible conversations] hello everyone. Thank you for coming to the Tattered Cover and thank you especially for coming out to support your local independent bookstore. We greatly appreciated. Tonight we have dan hampton, most of you probably know he is the author of...