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Oh, look, i love it, we love to see the smiles. This is what it is all about. The reveal, more of their new looks, in just a little bit. So well talk to them, see how they smile. Theyre both in remission. Oh, cute. Thats great. Moms and dads, we have our dad here, our mom representative here at the table. Representing. Are you guys tired of the mess that your kids leave behind when it comes to toys and everything . Oh, like stepping on a leggo whether going to the bathroom at 3 00 in the morning...

Say. I go through this period when the words look like english. They seem to be english but they dont make sense. She walks over to window. It is snowing outside. Raises the window and takes what will be come one of the most poplar books and throws it in the alley. Then she calls her publisher and said she quits. She said writing a novel is like building a white house matchsticks. She lost the desire to do it. And someone who has been through it said that is not your book. For the last two years...

Right now you would have to go to some effort. With a backhand of habitable mild theory of, if youre there representing writer and you can make millions of dollars by just publishing an earlier work and i have read that it is my theory because its from later in life but that the tone of the writing. Which is lovely. Shes a great storyteller. I spoke with someone whos on the College Newspaper in alabama she said when i opened up to kill a mockingbird i can just hear now, its her authentic voice. ...

Were in a really bad cyclee right now thanks to orange hitler. And so they come and go. So, i mean, i feel, yes, theres more diversity. Were brown people are creeping into more establishment places like in hollywood, but and politics but its really, really slow. Im just happy i made it this long to see at least one of the good cycles come up. But i think its got to improve down the road because, yeah, people got to deal. I remember this Marine Recruit that got let go from the marines when he was...

Number one, i was monitoring the twitter feed on the event, and somebody posted a question there canning was there any rigor or sampling to the interviews you did . And are you trying to present them as representative of them. My own question was if im a person who knows a fair amount about welfare, has read a book or two, a study or two, whats the most original or valuable thing i would get out of this book . They may be related. Yeah. As far as rigor, no, there was not a scientific sampling do...

Hosted. In washington, d. C. Good afternoon, welcome to the Cato Institute. Appreciate you coming out today. This is a really important topic. I have a book forum here for the the human cost of welfare by phil harvey and lisa conyers. For those folks following online you can follow along on twitter at catoevent or thehumancostofwelfare. The United States government spent roughly 688 billion dollars to fund more than 100 antipoverty programs. State and local governments spent an additional 300 bi...

The viewers and the feedback is vital to be part of the mission statement. We spend a lot of time to listen to our viewers so we take that into account to bring them into the mix. We have tweet said facebook comments. To be in depth is the ability of the audience to interact to have an answer the questions. Rigo theres so many people around the country better big readers it isnt just caveat there get up on stage to tell you the history as they say it is with the viewers are actually asking quest...

Thanks for taking the time to talk with me. I am delighted to talk about your new book killing reagan this is the first in a series . Guest thats correct. But jesus and patent and kennedy and lyndon kneepad was accidental but violent but with Ronald Reagan was an attempt. Is a bit different. Why reagan . We think the story evolves with the assassination attempt was it in context with this series. Ronald reagan was shot very shortly after he was elected president at a certain age when you get a t...

American public was that Ronald Reagan had a lot of changes that took place physically and mentally. It chronicles that situation. If indeed it has affected him, would you say that adversely that he was less capable after the assassination because of the physical and emotional changes . Is that what you are suggesting . Everyone that worked with Ronald Reagan in the white house said he had his good days and bad days. Nobody said that about him when he was governor of i i believe there was a chan...

Interview program after words bill oreilly discusses his book killing reagan with bay buchanan president of the american cause. He discusses the career of Ronald Reagan and the challenges he faced following the assassination attempt in his early in his presidency. Host hi bill. How are you doing today . Guest im good thanks for taking the time to talk to me. Im delighted to talk about your new look killing reagan. Is the fifth in the series. Guest thats correct. Host the other, Lincoln Kennedy p...