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college, right after college in 1992 i started interviewing world war ii veterans and i've done about 3,000 interviews with world war ii veterans as well as veterans from world war i, all the way through korea, afghanistan and iraq, and you mentioned i was actually embedded in a marine platoon in iraq with come in the battle of fallujah. but it was always about the veterans' stories in the brenner assignment is one of the most amazing stories i ever came across. i was working on my third book called spy saboteurs which is a history of the oss and when i was doing that i but go to the...

sickness into the civil war she developed an opium depend si, a, was that true and b, how in your opinion did that affect her personally? >> well, she used it in her writing. it gave her material. she took opium to sleep, she said. and periodically she would go on and off it. i think she was aware -- i think people must have been aware of its dangers even though it was available and not expensive. it was really the only painkiller at the time. she had these horrible headaches and she had real low periods where we would have to call depression. there was one six month period where she...

popular will. classical liberals would be spectacle of government efforts by fostering or protecting any party but the two major parties in the united states today we should also say that third parties in other countries are associated with systems of representation. those systems we can see the classical liberalism has a purer form. .. >> he is the director of the olin institute for employment practice and policy and received his ph.d. from case western reserve 1970 and specializing in research public policy issues, economics of government bureaucracy, labor unions and health charit...