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And it just happened to Editorial Department which has three people, control of the weekly book page and there is a change in the administration and i moved one step up in the person youve been running the book page moved from one step up and asked if i take over the book page and i said sure because demand for ebooks. It really was purely accidental. I started editing the page with reviews by other people the people who couldnt pay anything but the book itself. In North Carolina come a very good novelist wrote me a note and said why dont you write something for the page yourself, not just a b...

Desegregation. And now ceo rosen, in turn, is enforcing the time limit. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, like the sixth amendment right to speedy trials, the National Constitution center book fairs have to end on time. But i just have to thank, first of all, our two superb participants, harlow unger and judge wecth, for a spectacular conversation. [applause]. A tribute to the cspan audience and a vindication of my faith that when the citizens of the United States are presented with the best arguments on all sides of complicated constitutional questions, they can Pay Attention and grasp them an...

At least 45. 00 people have died after storm now gay hit the rage and it made landfall on the islands have cut a dryness on friday. Its now lashing the main island of liaison, strong winds and heavy rain caused flash floods and mud slides, trapping communities. Search parties are struggling to reach several people still unaccounted for. Barnaby low is in manila with more in the situation around the country. This starch storm is huge, it has a 900 kilometer radius, so it is affecting almost the entire country and it, it is bringing with it a lot of rain, a lot of water as we speak right now. Tr...

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