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it started the beat generation, a counter cultural view of the world. while it was there, he met allen ginsberg who wrote an important book called "whol," one of the most important poems of the 1960s. also a great writer, the three of them became celebrities in their own right for the lifestyle that they were trying to create. in the new york music scene, you had jazz and the beat and they were the precursors of the free love hippie movement. >> how did you meet them? >> they were givi...

he produces films. v"a%y>> many canadian americanse to work in a mill town and my family and jack kerouacs family became very close. i wrote a thesis on jack kerouac and allen ginsberg contended william burroughs. i met them and ended up taking the class with them. >> tell us more about the jack kerouac. >> he wrote an influential book called "on the road." it started the beat generation, a counter cultural view of the world. he went to columbia university. while it was there, he met a...

>> a lot of french canadians came to work in the mill towns. the kerouac family and my mothers family became very close. i ended up as a student here at georgetown university. i wrote a thesis on jack bureau act. kerouac.ira >> for those who not heard about them, tell us more about them. >> he wrote a best-selling book called "on the road." it started the beat generation, a counter cultural view of the world. he was a disaffected youth. he went to columbia university. while it was ther...

a conservatism is traditionalism. its a system of belief that comes out of the wisdom and the experience of the people and the human race. and basically out of natural law, philosophy. what mankinds human nature is like. let me give you one example of that. woodrow wilson said back in 1917, were going to war to make the world safe for democracy. it was nonsense. we went to war because our ships were being sunk by the germans and thats what got us into the war. the british empire, the r...

caller: considering the job they are doing, they deserve it. host: ok, new jersey up next on our democrats lined t. caller: we are paying contractors ended number of people six times as much and nobody is complaining about that. if you want to save money, get rid of the contractors and you could afford an army three times as large. host: the story says both sides of the aisle are trying to send a clear message to the military that we appreciate their service. susan davis is the chai...

infection. guest: that is not good for children. physicians generally universally say you should not do that with children under 13 years old. host: with the recent scarce at weve had, acipro became a familiar word to all of us. has it been overused? guest: probably, it has. whenever you get an antibiotic that is commonly thought of as a really good antibiotic, you would almost certainly see some inappropriate use of that. i cannot give you the numbers of how badly it is overused, but ...

host: and also with additional security stories here at home. we want to talk with you about that -- the evidence mounts and the car bomb plot. here are the numbers. our line for independents is -- this is the lead story always mentioning from "the new york times jet growing concern that pakistani militants will attack the u.s., partly because of the increased use of drones. the columnist on our program last week rights this morning in her column in the philadelphia paper, the new pres...

john paulson said he wanted to short all of them so he put together the worst of the worst and goldman made $50 million for actually servicing that particular instrument, and then goldman went out and sold garbage to an unsuspecting american public. oh, but they were sophisticated buyers, so therefore they knew what they were getting into. and thats the creativity of goldman sachs. . mr. garamendi: so what goldman zack was doing was a dishonest and possibly fraudulent scheme to rip off...

this individual drove his vehicle up very quickly and left it very quickly. the police officers arrived immediately on the scene there. so to that extent, we were present. would we like working with their? gas, as a matter of fact we have a program that we would hope to have funded, where we will take our lower manhattan security initiative, which consists of about 3000 cameras in my growth of program to midtown manhattan from 30 district to 60 district. thats our goal. we have plans t...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] david is the editor of the new yorker magazine and reporter for the washington post. she is the author of king of the world about muhammad ali and lance tomb the last days of the soviet empire. for more information, visit newyorker.com. up next, syndicated columnist and former three-time presidential candidate pat buchanan joins book tv for the three hour "in depth" interview. >> host: pat buchanan, in the 2007 book day of reckoning...