david, you dedicate this book to rosalie. is she here. >> guest: here's my chance. how much time do we have. >> host: you got all the time >> guest: rosalie is my editor in chief. she's the mother of our five children, the grandmother of our 18 grandchildren. and she is mission control for all of us. and secretary of the treasury. [laughter] >> guest: and chair of the ethics committee. [laughter] >> guest: and she's my guiding star and the best dancer i ever danced with in my life. and i want you to meet her. here she is. please stand up, sweetheart. mra[applause] >> host: all right. back to questions for david mccullough here on booktv on c-span2. another question from the audience. >> caller: i'll begin by thanking you as so much -- can you guys hear me? >> host: a little louder, please >> is this good. all righty. my name is ian hitchcock, mr. mccullough, i would like to thank you for all your contributions to bringing history alive for all of us. my question is about the founding fathers and the way we interpret that history. i've recently been reading a people'

she plays the feisty rosalie. how are you?> i'm all right. >> now we saw the movie about ten days ago or something. we saw the incredible wedding that everybody is talking about. what was it like to be there when it was being shot? >> it was very cold. you don't see that on screen. it looks magical on screen but it was freezing and raining. we're carrying our dresses through the mud. the location without the wedding decor was spectacular. >> was it emotional because it was the end and that you were shooting the last of these. was it tough? >> i feel like if we were on a tv show that got canceled it would be a different kind of -- we knew how many books there were. >> you with you at the beginning how many there were going to be. >> we were lucky to make it to a second and then fourth one got made into two so we got a bonus. such a positive experience it's not right to feel sad about it being over. >> who didn't you like on the cast? it's all over now. we can talk about it. >> who got on your nerves? >> the mechanical baby. >>

and probably will create not probably for sure it's both creates more poor problems the moment you rosalie. well the e.u. president has repeatedly called only europe's leaders to get closer to each other to save their finances even though most would balk at the inception of the former british government minister tells r.t. later but such ties should have been sorted out and long before the single currency was born the problem remember it is the based on fiction because it doesn't have political reality the whole problem with this crisis is it was created by the europeans themselves because you could not have a single currency without a political union they knew they couldn't get away with the political union and so they disappeared to the equivalent of las vegas and signed up to and maybe a proposition which is to have a unified currency with no unified policy paper going to get rid of one in point in greece you're going to have to get the price down and it's almost everything is priced the neuros that will never be possible to happen therefore best thing if i was agree i would be down to

david, you dedicate this book to rosalie. is she here. >> guest: here's my chance. how much time do we have. >> host: you got all the time >> guest: rosalie is my editor in chief. she's the mother of our five children, the grandmother of our 18 grandchildren. and she is mission control for all of us. and secretary of the treasury. [laughter] >> guest: and chair of the ethics committee. [laughter] >> guest: and she's my guiding star and the best dancer i ever danced with in my life. and i want you to meet her. here she is. please stand up, sweetheart. mra[applause] >> host: all right. back to questions for david mccullough here on booktv on c-span2. another question from the audience. >> caller: i'll begin by thanking you as so much -- can you guys hear me? >> host: a little louder, please >> is this good. all righty. my name is ian hitchcock, mr. mccullough, i would like to thank you for all your contributions to bringing history alive for all of us. my question is about the founding fathers and the way we interpret that history. i've recently been reading a people'

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