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they were lovely. it is lovely to be back here. first time since my last book as david got across the carla and barbara who are always very welcoming to me. i have to tell you publishers and authors crawl and scratch to speak at this place. but they always say you are on to me and it is lovely. brad and melissa have carried on the tradition that carl began with the energy and all of you coming tonight is a testimony to the job they do and the reverence for books that we all share. richard nixon is a hard man to let go of. i remember as a child in black and white fuzzy television seeing this odd man on the ticket for vice president and there was a problem of him taking money from a secret fund. he was talking about his daughter s dog and i thought he is interesting. he never stopped being interesting. richard nixon was never boring. he was probably as interesting in his after-presidency as he was during his presidency. i chronicle in the book the beginning with sparrow ....
the one that ended his presidency when it did surface because they did do a cover up. how to that 18.5 minute gap happened. it is pretty clear from the expert panel that there was an intentional situation. and i decided to put an appendix who had access, the fact that there were five to nine who intentionally erase the content. it occurs on a tape on june 20, 1972 which is his first day back in the office. it is his first conversation after the arrest. and i think it is very flexible. it s something because of the timing of when this comes up that again shows his defense that he knew nothing about until march 21 is alive. but it is ironic that more conversations that same week occurred, this happened to be one and he had to flush it out and that is when they decided to erase it. i also included everyone who had access to that tape at that time and it runs with some people that are well-known, some that are still alive. when was the taping system and play in the wh ....
garrison keillor. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia services worldwide. from our captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: british period dramas have long held a special fascination for american television audiences, upstairs, downstairs, pride and prejudice have been released to widespread attention and praise, downton abbey anybody the most successful and the latest, oscar-winning prize winner julian fellows already won six emmys and legions on fans on both sides of the pond. it is back on pbs in january and here is a teaser for the third season. from war and peace downton abbey still stands. no one must know. i am warning you. rose: joining me now, four of the stars, hugh bonneville, plays lord granderson familiar. elizabeth mcgovern. lady grantham. jim carter plays the butl ....
garrison keillor. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia services worldwide. from our captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: british period dramas have long held a special fascination for american television audiences, upstairs, downstairs, pride and prejudice have been released to widespread attention and praise, downton abbey anybody the most successful and the latest, oscar-winning prize winner julian fellows already won six emmys and legions on fans on both sides of the pond. it is back on pbs in january and here is a teaser for the third season. from war and peace downton abbey still stands. no one must know. i am warning you. rose: joining me now, four of the stars, hugh bonneville, plays lord granderson familiar. elizabeth mcgovern. lady grantham. jim carter plays the butl ....
in really fine shape. we conclude this evening with daniel account, he is the creator and founder of spot fi, a company that streams music. with spotify which is controversial when you think about it because we re essentially saying hey you can get access to all that music for free but we knew that when people were listening to music and starting to listen, they would listen more. and that s when they start caring about the extra benefits of having it in better quality. not having to endure the advertising, being able to off line and download it so when you didn t have a network connection you would be able to still have the music available. so you know, we thought those are really really big things that people are willing to pay for. if we can just get people to listen to even more music, we ll be in a great position. and that s what ultimately happened. david remnick and daniel account when we continue. there s a saying around here: you stand behind what you s ....