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President spending 75 minutes with the New York Times. To hear your comments on some of his shifting opinions on Hillary Clinton, his decision not to go after Hillary Clinton on the you mail server issue and on the issue of climate change. Our phone lines are open. 0 is our line for democrats. 2027488001 if youre a republican. Independents, 2027488002. Send us a tweet. Join us online. Good wednesday morning. Thank you for being with us. This is the front page and the wall street journal. Trump pulls back on the call for a clinton investigation. A full transcript is available at their website. ...

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And heres a look at whats on prime time tonight. We kick off the evening at seven eastern with jeremy mccarter, coauthor of hamilton the revolution. At 8 p. M. , sean wilentz talks about the need for Political Party ands partisanship. At 9 15 eastern, fox news eric bolling weighs in on the virtues that define the United States. And at ten on after words, Karen Greenberg takes a critical look at laws enacted to combat terrorism. That all happens tonight on cspan2s booktv. K tv on welcome to the 3 2nd annual Chicago Tribune printers row lit fest. I want to give a special thank you to all our spo...

Minutes. Our ongoing series spotlighting magazines continues today with the recent edition of Washington Monthly online. Steven rose our guest wrote this piece miss placed no stat gentleman for the good old days, are largely based on myth. Mr. Rose, so explain the myth that its based on. Sure. Theres two ways to look at it. Number one is the kind of rosecolored glasses in which we look at the past. As they say, things are worse today than they were in the past. So a lot of people evoke the 50s and the 60s as a time when somebody did this and everything was fine. In 1960 the overall poverty rat...

Our ongoing series spotlighting magazines continues today with the recent edition of Washington Monthly online. Steven rose our guest wrote this piece miss placed no stat gentleman for the good old days, are largely based on myth. Mr. Rose, so explain the myth that its based on. Sure. Theres two ways to look at it. Number one is the kind of rosecolored glasses in which we look at the past. As they say, things are worse today than they were in the past. So a lot of people evoke the 50s and the 60s as a time when somebody did this and everything was fine. In 1960 the overall poverty rate was 22 ...