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>> guest: and they said that in a full box, you have 800 pages, so you just sit there. you know, when i was a newspaper reporter, just starting out, i was 20, and i had this editor who told me, "turn every page, never assume anything." and, with his early life at least, it was physically possible to look at every piece of paper. c-span: how much new information is it? i know it's a tough question to answer, but is there a lot of new information in these books? this is your second book? >> guest: well, i think it's pretty largely new information because lyndon johnson, you know, when ...

when i got there, it was a complement, not a substitute. i think that will be driven by economic decisions. i think by the producers, the content creators, the studios how they want distribution to work. it's a very tricky question because they could end up cannibalizing existing revenues, but if they don't cannibalize their own, somebody else might. that's the challenge. >> host: thank you for coming on and bringing an update. we look forward to having you back. ileanaeliza krigman, "politico," thank you. >> guest: thank you so much. >> in a few moments a secretary general and in 40...

very good book. i wish she had written more. .. >> have you ever come across somebody in your writing that you have not been able to sympathize with because of their actions? this guy, did he do anything that you personally can't justify it to yourself? in your looking at this guy. >> many things that i found reprehensible, absolutely. again, you know, the things that i was drawn to, that i found most compelling in terms of him being a character. he was very paradoxical. so, yes. you know, he was engaged in this enterprise at face value that was very brutal. go kill these animals and...

forward. top removal permits 9% of national production and yet they have green light did it. this is howard choice. this was the reckoning at eagle creek. either we understand our history and learn from it and declare its time as the chicago tribune said in 1819 that:the wonderful thing and the year of coal is coming to an end and we must move to something cleaner. it is time to commit to a cold free future. we won't end tomorrow. we get 45% of our electricity from coal but until we set the road map and work toward it by 2020 or 2013, whatever, we need revolutionary thinking. it is a...

that might be found to be valid. one, we can seek to renegotiate the contracts with the company. we have been very successful in doing that in getting the company to voluntarily yield on those contracts and will come over to performance-based stocks. if the company refuses to voluntarily modify the contract, we can take those contracts into account in establishing prospective compensation. we do have some weapons at our disposal. >> thank you. >> thank you for all of your help on 9/11. you convince your constituents and that will always be in your debt for that. >> thank you very muc...