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Rob, you are coming up here, too. We are arranging ourselves. Welcome to the Wilson Center. I am jane harman, the the prest and ceo. I am a recovering politician. Happy to be a recovering politician but its not an easy job. Heading this place is an absolute joy because this place leverages Woodrow Wilson two presence, two passions which were scholarship and policy. Thats the intersection of the book were going to talk about today. And its just my pleasure to introduce this and introduce a friend...

Stage right here with all of us. Thank you. Thank you. With the applause most celebrated living historian in the United States of america of the American Experience which is even greater. Hes been called dean of americana and reason why hes taken pus down the georgetown shroud and building of the canal the building of the Brooklyn Bridge, Harriet Truman john adams, the americans in paris. The wright brother and sister. And this fabulous new book to talk about a little bit later, the pioneer. So ...

Reporter trying to build my career and i coronerred you in a local newsroom in albuquerque to quiz you then but your career and so for me to just continue the conversation is great. Ill just pick up where i left off 25 years ago. I remember that. I remember that very clearly and we worked opposite each other. You were at nbc cover the trial of tim tim mcveigh in denver. Thats right, and went on actually to marry after the trial was over one of the lead prosecutors. So Oklahoma City and that horr...

Harriet washington provides examples that expose the chilling reality of the cognitive damage being done to people of color due to systemic negligence of environmental racism. A devastatingly important read. Everyone, please write me in welcoming harriet a washington. [applause] thank you. Good evening. Thank you for coming out to hear me. I am very excited to be here. Ive dreamed about speaking at this bookstore. It is very exciting. I have a lot of things to say. Want to show you. Is it turned...

Activist and traveling around the world and really is about your journey about trying to figure out why young men sort of get attracted to violence and get radicalized. I just found it fascinating. Congratulations. Thank you very much. I guess i start off with this. What was the impetus to this book. If you could sort of tell me about this. I was like most of the rest of the world, i observed this massive attack in paris in 2015, was organized by a few young men who had grown up in europe, mostl...

Your coauthor and his wife was also at the trump organization. Correct shes on the other side of the ocean and general manager Trump International properties. Host just to get that out there so did you give an advanced copy to review before published . I gave everyone a final copy. There was some Fact Checking but nobody saw anything until it was done including the president and he got the final copy that you have. At the beginning from the outset if they were going to let us do it they had to t...

Much doing a lot of but if fantastic work in the sense that television is a great excuse to write about everything, and it reflects whatever people are are interested in or best with, so i wrote about reality tv, i wrote about the news, ive, you know, could write about this. [laughter] if, you know, the circumstances were right, so a pretty vast field. How much time dow do you spend now with the networks as opposed to netflix, amazon, hulu, et cetera, et et cetera . Theres vast drop now in conte...

Authors his thoughts on american conversant his him. Afterwards, is a weekly Interview Program with relative guesthouse interviewing top notch authors about their latest work. So, george will. Im going to call you george if thats okay. Soon i think you. Im gonna get there in my life. Of all things, the universitys very large in your book, princeton. Three princetons. Can you explain what youre getting out there . All of american thoughts as an argument between madison, the class of i think 1771 ...

Visit booktv. Org for the full schedule. Now we kick off the weekend with New York Times chief washington correspondent carl hulse on filling Antonin Scalias Supreme Court seat. Good evening, everyone. Can everybody hear me okay q it is not on. How about now . That is better. Okay. Thank you for coming. I am Laurie Gillman and im happy to welcome everyone here tonight. Anyone in this crowd here for the first time . One person . Welcome. We are very glad you are here. Normally we have half the cr...

We have delicious locally sourced food and drinks. And a careful book selection not around you. We invite people and we have a lot of regulars. Some of our regulars write books. Sometimes we get to celebrate those books the day after they are launched into the world. Tonight we are incredibly excited to welcome dale brand here to bergen hand. ab this week of all weeks i think it feels especially special to welcome dale to speak about this topic in the city of baltimore. In a space we often like ...