You know what . I think peoples true colors show that through all this, look what Casey Anthony has done. She goes out once in a while for a dance at a bar, shots oftequila with guys. Nothing about what really happened to caylee. If she didnt kill her, what really did happen . Her parents, i know they im sure hated me during the trial but ive met with them and they were portrayed in a very bad light. They are really good and decent people. I really believe that. And im deeply upset about her parents. Saw her mother Susan Anthony try to take the stand saying that in searches for chloroform her mom had been looking up chlorophyll. She went on perjury to help her daughter but instead of doing anything good with her life she shows up at a bar to hot dance. Im not the church lady but you have asecond chance, do something with your life. Howard zuckerman has a question thats very topical at the moment. Of course our country has been four months in turmoil from top to bottom and howard wants
Its really ironic that you women are centered around crime. Because thats not something that we see very often. Know, john, you are right. I grew a lot as far as this county goes. The bookmobile from the library was coming out, and then directly it was in front of our house. And not only can i read, mostly in the summer, all day. And it was just wonderful. And that includes being directly in front of the house, we would go out and get to come back, maybe, you know, two or three weeks later and as far as the eye can see, there were pine trees, and then there was a deep, fast running stream, somebody cutting a rope to a tree limb and he would run ss is a good its going way over the water and if he were any good at all. I guess it was natural instinct. You are running. There are some items there. We didnt know about it, about all of the hate and the crime, didnt know anything about it. And just before my wedding to my fiance, he was murdered. And he was shot, five times in the neck in the
Practical and invaluable book dont be a victim fighting back against americas crime wave. That is just ahead. This is a lifesaving book that empowers you to stay safe in the face of daily dangers. Its packed with tips and with christmas and hanukkah just around the corner you want to make sure you buy copies for everyone on your list. To purchase the book, please check the local websites. The book is also available from the official bookseller and a cappella books. I know youre going to have a lot of questions so please use the qanda feature at the bottom of the screen and we will try to read as many of them as possible. We respectfully request you dont put your questions in the chapter because i wont be looking there. I dont even know how to look there. Now that we know, lets get tonight rolling with a little bit about our special guest. Nancy grace is and awardwinning victim rights advocate. As well as daily mail tv. The founder and publisher of crime online. Com a platform that inve
Award winning legal journalist and New York Times best selling author, nancy grace. Nancy and i will be discussing her practical and invaluable book dont be a victim, fighting back against americas crime wave. Thats just ahead. This is a lifesaving book that empowers you to stay safe in the face of daily dangers. Its packed with practical advice, priceless prevention tips and with christmas and hanukkah just around the corner buy copies for everyone on your list, everyone that you care about. To purchase nancys book check your local jccs websites for their independent book sellers, the book available from the official book seller of the mjcc and the new national jcc consortium, a cappella looks. Please use the q a feature at the bottom of your screen as well try to read as many of them as possible, a little bit later in the hour. We respectfully request that you please dont put your questions in the chat because, well, i wont be looking there. I dont even know how to look there. So, no
I focus mainly on the prism. You call this a book also about the intellectual history of the trump era, a title some might consider to be a timely oxymoron but what do you mean by an intellectual history . Theres a lot of ways to imagine. Theres been a common exercise during the trump years of trying to find that one book from 1973 that anticipated everything or this one essay that saw it coming and ive done that myself but that isnt the kind of book i wanted to write. I wanted to grapple with the insiders and academics and journalists and how they were thinking about this moment in real time so maybe a better way to explain it is to think of it as a snapshot of an intellectual moment future historians can look at to get the sense of how we thought about trump in a moment. Its interesting you talk about books that oversimplify things, this is how we got here, this is how its happened. There was an increased interest in sales and in particular, novels with brave new world and postapocal