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How on guard should we continue to be for episodes of hag giography, people are looking to burnish recently stained reputations during the trump years. the quotes that make barr look good. the accounts that make ivanka look good, spending hours trying to get her dad to react to 1/6, even the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, give people a readers guide as to how this works and why we shouldnt blame the authors who are straight up interviewing these folks. >> you want to put everything in co...

>> katie, one more question about the reporting and then i want to bring clint and denver in. one thing at least two of the stories have in common, you could hypothesize that they were looking for leaks of intercepts. they involve sergey kislyak who may have been talking to jared kushner about this back channel. i remember when that story landed like a bomb going off during the trump transition. and the other almost thwarted jeff sessions confirmation as attorney general, that he had indeed had ...

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Thats what you feel. broadly, yes, and then, you know, the reader is welcome tojudge whether i did a good job and whether this person is plausible. the upset caused by that, and im just going to quote to you the words of one member of the audience who walked out, whos an australian writer, yassmin abdel—magied... there was only one member who walked out, which got a lot of press. yeah, sure. she got a lot of press because she took seriously and thought seriously about what you said and she was...

Right? thats what you feel. broadly, yes, and then, you know, the reader is welcome tojudge whether i did a good job and whether this person is plausible. the upset caused by that, and im just going to quote to you the words of one member of the audience who walked out, whos an australian writer, yassmin abdel—magied... there was only one member who walked out, which got a lot of press. yeah, sure. she got a lot of press because she took seriously and thought seriously about what you said and ...

That theres no reader who wouldnt have anything but the utmost - sympathy for a woman in her position. - so, we did cover that. we thought very carefully i about how we go about that. and we have every sympathy and support for her. - but, as you say, theres a - question about going forwards — would we carry on doing that? no. and i hope that she has thei space now to rebuild her life and her childrens. lives as she chooses. absolutely. i mean, victoria, youve talked about not focusing too much...

Well, i think in the case - of the story, she is absolutely at the heart of it, as well, - because aside from the political scandal and the implications that come from that, - it is a very human betrayal, as well, and i think actually theres no reader who wouldnt have anything but the utmost sympathy l for a woman her position. so, we did cover that. we thought very carefully i about how we go about that. and we have every sympathy and support for her. - but as you say, theres a question about g...

Why did you go down that road? well, i think in the case - of the story, she is absolutely at the heart of it, as well, because aside from - the political scandal— and the implications that come from that, it is a very human portrayala, as well, - and i think actually theres no . reader who would have anything but the utmost sympathy| for a woman her position. so, we did cover that. we looked very carefully at how we would go about that. - and we have every sympathy and support for her. - but ...

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Autobiography before she died and she didnt get a chance to complete it. and we thought this was way to honor her legacy. >> what did she want people to know about her? >> i think she wanted people to know she was a powerhouse. she really was. she went through a lot in her life. i think often she was dismissed or sneered upon by certainly literary critics. she said this herself, she said this herself, she never proclaimed to be a literary writer. but her reader er adored her wo. there are messag...