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I will keuh call you george. If that is okay. You may. Thank you. Of all things. University looms large in your book. Princeton. The story of 3 trin stone princ. You can know all of american political thought an argument between madison of class of 1771 and Woodrow Wilson of 1879. Madison the giver of our institutional architecture and natural right doctrine, and wilson most thoughtful of those who rejected this. It is to their credit they not kill one another. He did it whole architecture of thseparation was power when thee were fewer of us. But now wire great country, united by steel, rails ...

So would i think about this book i see it is really having three major parts. After started you introduce the situation now, you do a really good job icing i think of talking about your stories about how workers struggle, really they themselves let the middle class from this country to a great extent by organizing and by striking and bargaining, for a lot of adversity in my demanding policy changes. And then you go through a lot of the hard times what i call the reagan era which i think we are still in. Where companies and starting with the president of the United States, really attacked or th...

Up in new jersey. Im from the segregated south born in 1837 under segregation and jim crow. He moved to the west as soon as he could under the Great Society initiative and met my mother in san diego she was fresh out of college she is the daughter of evangelical christians and he was very much a part of the Mainstream American Society that opposed interracial marriage in the sixties and seventies. My mother is white. [laughter] and he was really unhappy when my parents got together so eventually they moved up to oregon and Washington State and denver and through 1981 when i was born. And the j...

Time to talk to about it. Thank you for the kind words it is great to speak with you. When i think of this book i see three major parts per go after you introduce the situation now, you do a really good job of talking about through stories how workers struggle and how they themselves have built the middle class to a great extent by organizin organizing, striking, bargaininh adversity and to demand policy changes. And then you go through the hard times of what i call the reagan era that i think were still in that companies starting with the president of the United States attacked workers a lot ...

To this clarity there is truth and there is also beauty that are all working simultaneously. Final question. I could talk to you forever. What are your hopes for this book . It is clear to me your hope and your vision is not a selfish one and i appreciate that because theres a lot of pressure to be selfish in this world, that your hopes are about what you want to give to the world, what are your hopes what this book will do for the reader and where you want them to go . For individuals, some of the best responses people have said to me when they said Something Like this book is liberating in t...